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O'Reilly to launch DRM-free developer ebooks 15 Years Ago by newsguy As publishers go, O'Reilly has managed to build itself quite a reputation as a forward thinking company. Not only for the way in which it tackles emerging and niche technologies from the developer perspective, but also for being something of a pioneer in making them available in a digital format. The Safari Books Online service being a hugely … Re: Web 2.0â€™Reilly 17 Years Ago by happygeek There's plenty to scream about in this case, and O'Reilly (like it or not) is right there in the midst of it. I assume you were with Tim O'Reilly at the poolside when he found out about this then, able to gauge that surprise and anger? And if he were, indeed, so shocked by the terrible things being done with the full backing of his company why … Re: Web 2.0â€™Reilly 17 Years Ago by jwenting As soon as Tim came back (he was out of cellphone reach with no internet access for several days) he wrote a blog entry and contacted the parties involved... The letter was sent by CMP without initial knowledge of O'Reilly, though O'Reilly legal staff (without consulting Tim who could not be reached) did indeed agree with CMP. Finally, I must… Re: Web 2.0â€™Reilly 17 Years Ago by jwenting And so another blog joins the fray of screaming bloody murder at O'Reilly when there's nothing to scream about. Tim O'Reilly (whom I respect though we don't always see eye to eye on things) was on vacation when this thing blew up and was as surprise and angry about it as everyone else when he found out. His company is NOT the one who registered… Re: Web 2.0â€™Reilly 17 Years Ago by happygeek Without the initial knowledge of Tim O'Reilly is not the same as without the knowledge of O'Reilly the company though, which certainly did agree with CMP. However, this is something of a diversion methinks. The core issue is whether something as generic (and like it or not, with merit or not, it is) as Web 2.0 should be given service mark … Re: O'Reilly to launch DRM-free developer ebooks 15 Years Ago by sfmovement I think this is great. but why do you need this? I get DRM free content from my Safari account. Both on the web in HTML and on my machine when I download from there No DRM besides the obligatory light watermarking. I think these types of announcements of new DRM-fre stuff are great. Bravo oreilly. But they dont save consumers … Where to start? 13 Years Ago by timogoosen … assembly but would like to understand more about AVR. Thanks. Timo Good books on Shell Programming/Perl 21 Years Ago by samaru This book is excellent: [b]Sams Teach Yourself Shell Programming in 24 Hours (2nd Edition)[/b] [url]http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0672323583/qid=1034404576/sr=2-3/ref=sr_2_3/102-8089820-6681729[/url] It received good reviews. Here's my personal review from Amazon.com: This is probably one of the best books by Sams that I've read.… Hello from Nolan 14 Years Ago by nolano Hello, My name is Nolan Reilly and I work for Gartner as an analyst and database manager/excel programmer. Learned VBA from books and studying other's scripts when my supervisor at the time asked me to be the programmer for the group. Working for Gartner in the IT industry was the best thing since the spoon. In my other life I am a musician and … Re: Hello from Nolan 14 Years Ago by nolano [QUOTE=nolano;1097695]Hello, My name is Nolan Reilly and I work for Gartner as an analyst and database manager/excel programmer. Learned VBA from books and studying other's scripts when my supervisor at the time asked me to be the programmer for the group. Working for Gartner in the IT industry was the best thing since the spoon. In my other… Interview with Intel's James Reinders 13 Years Ago by jeffcogswell [ATTACH=RIGHT]17677[/ATTACH]Here at DaniWeb, we've talked a lot about [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/reviews/review313227.html"]Intel Parallel Studio[/URL]. I recently had the chance to sit down with Intel's James Reinders, and find out more about his take on [URL="http://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-parallel-studio-home/"]… Salesforce Plunges Into Web Hosting 15 Years Ago by Techwriter10 [URL="http://www.salesforce.com"]Salesforce.com[/URL], best known for its cloud-based CRM package, announced on Monday that it would be providing web hosting services for web sites, intranets and web-based applications. The announcement comes on the heels of Microsoft's coming out party for its [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/… The Linux Foundation: Friends with Benefits 14 Years Ago by khess [URL="http://www.linuxfoundation.org"]The Linux Foundation[/URL] notified me a few days ago about some new member benefits and I'm excited to tell you about them. For starters, you receive discounts on their training courses and entrance to their conferences--which translates to several hundred bucks to those of you watching your budgets.… Help with dictionaries 13 Years Ago by Asset How would I write a code to read in this book.txt [CODE]title*Programming PHP author*Lerdorf, Tatroe and MacIntyre publisher*O'Reilly Media description*3 This book covers the PHP programming language. It assumes the reader has some programming experience. It covers connecting to Oracle and MySQL databases. title*Core PHP Programming author*Atkinson… break statement 18 Years Ago by stupidenator Hi everyone. This is my first post in the python thread and I am very new to the language. A while ago, i wrote a program that find the least common denominator for an array of numbers in Java. I recently started to look at the python language and I have attempted to write the same program in python. I wrote it and it works up to just one part. I … SQL is always being nightmare for me. 18 Years Ago by Kennedy_f Hello, Since sometimes, I have been thinking for any certification which can enhance my reputation and skills. How would be OCP. Tell me. Presently I’m working on DBMS project, so that may be helpful. I looked few sites, on ucertify, they are offering 70% discount and online books are very helpful and Oracle books at O'Reilly I purchased. … Problem passing variables to thread 18 Years Ago by barteled I'm having difficulty passing variables to threads. I've recently compiled 5.8.7 with threads enabled and I am using the new ithreads. When running code as follows: use Thread qw(async); async { while(1) { print 1; } }; while (1) { print 2; } The code works as expected and prints both 1's and 2's. But whenever I try to use a … Making T.Greer's JavaScript-synthesised combobox dynamic 18 Years Ago by JAM I came across T. Greer's very clever demonstration of how to provide an HTML combobox at [url]http://www.tgreer.com/comboArticle.html[/url]. I realised, however, that for the purposes of the demonstration the example combobox is placed at an absolute position on the page. I tried to make it dynamic, but have encountered difficulties. Would someone … Anyone ever switch from Linux to .NET Programming in their career? 17 Years Ago by jerryodom Hi Everyone, I'm in a strange place in the beginning of 2007. I have to change careers from what I've been doing which was PHP, PERL, Javascript, mySQL systems on Linux for the Internet to doing ASP.NET, C#, etc. Its what everyone wants where I'm from and after working with it for the last month every single day I see why. Its an awesome tool to … Re: Anyone ever switch from Linux to .NET Programming in their career? 17 Years Ago by Ravalon [QUOTE=jerryodom;303077]Hi Everyone,[/quote] Hi! :) [QUOTE=jerryodom;303077]Has anyone ever switched over in their career? Any advice for landing that first job in the new area would be appreciated.[/quote] I've made two switches due to economic pressure. My first specialization was C/C++ on Solaris, and I moved to Java on Linux to keep up with … Re: Anyone ever switch from Linux to .NET Programming in their career? 17 Years Ago by indienick I recently inherited [i]Programming C#[/i] from the O'Reilly line, and I'm reading through it, and almost losing interest due to the fact that it looks almost identical to Java. I've programmed in Java for years, and have eventually come to not like it - not enough ways to optimize code, and maintain readability, not to mention the bazillion … Getting Started 16 Years Ago by davidianstyle Hi Everyone, I'm fairly new to DaniWeb and I was hoping I could get some advice from all you experts out there. I registered my own domain name and got a host a few days ago and am planning on building a personal website based on Ruby on Rails (I'm not so sure I understand what Ruby on Rails is...as compared to just plain Ruby). I hope to grow … Working with files in os.walk 15 Years Ago by ccandillo I am still reading the learing python o'reilly book and not sure the best way to approch my problem. Given c:\dir1\dir2\dir3. I want to zip all files in dir3 if those files are older than 30 days using 1 zip file (ie. dir_3_files.zip). If all files in dir3 are older 30 days, I want to zip the directory (ie. dir3.zip). I want to recursively … JSP database connectivity according to Model View Controller (MVC) Model 2 15 Years Ago by peter_budo After spending some time on JSP section of this forum as many before me, I come to the conclusion that we are in need of "proper" tutorial on this topic. This tutorial is not intended to teach you everything from top to bottom, it is just a starting point to show you what we mean by "DO NOT USE JSP FOR DIRECT DATABASE CONNECTIVITY!&… lama book example not working as stated... 15 Years Ago by 000stephen Thanks in advance for reading this, and commenting. The example below is from p.144 in the latest Lama book edition (O'Reilly 2008), and I can't get it to behave as the book states. It states that the diamond (<>) operator will take user input (which should be a file name), and run the search-n-replace against it. If a match is found, … Embarrassing XSLT newbie question 15 Years Ago by nurdglaw Hi, I'm trying to delelop a stylesheet to add some tags to the top and bottom of HTML head and body nodes. So, I've started off with a stylesheet that looks like [code] <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="1.0">… Newbie Needs help (T__T) 14 Years Ago by Raymond_Seger Okay, first, i'm new on this website. Nice to meet you all :P My english is not perfect but i believe you guys can understand what i am trying to say. Ehem... Okay, i have this problem. I have the knowledge of programming (class, variables type, you name it. I study C++ a little.) But i'm new on PHP and mySQL. Now my father told me to … Microsoft open source vision blooms with Daisy 16 Years Ago by happygeek Microsoft has launched a new add-in, designed specifically to simplify the process of creating content that is accessible for visually impaired and what it refers to as 'print disabled' individuals. The new [URL="http://www.openxmlcommunity.org/daisy"]Save as DAISY XML[/URL] add-in is open source, being developed in conjunction with the [… MindTouch Deki: A "Why-Didn't-I-Think-Of-That?" Enterprise Solution 15 Years Ago by Lisa Hoover MindTouch [URL="http://wiki.mindtouch.com/Press_Room/Press_Releases/2008-07-23"]announced today[/URL] at the [URL="http://en.oreilly.com/oscon2008/public/content/home"]O'Reilly Open Source Convention[/URL] (OSCON) that a new version of its collaboration app MindTouch Deki "Kilen Woods" is ready for its close-up. Though… Open Web Foundation to Help Shepard Standards 15 Years Ago by EddieC "The great thing about standards is that every company gets to have one." The first time I heard that expression was around 1995. Proclaimed by Joel Shore, a former-boss-now-friend, it was one of the many truisms at the time. A good many standards bodies and arbiters have cropped up since the mid-1990s, the latest of which was today. …