Archive for August, 2005

Open-Closed Messenger Services – Hyprocricy at its best.

Monday, August 29, 2005 17:25 No Comments

Most of my friends use Yahoo, AOL, Hotmail, Gmail or rediffmail. What it takes to send an email to receive an email. Open an account with Yahoo or Hotmail or Gmail or as a matter of fact any email provider. Irrespective of what mail service each of us use, we can send mails to [...]

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Painful MS(D)N Search Vs. Elegant Google Search

Monday, August 29, 2005 17:22 No Comments

There are some things Google Search engine does a lot better than all other search engines. The most important one is the relevance of search results to the query. Used google for some time, and I kinda fell in love with it. When MSN search is out, I tried it to see if it [...]

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Excellent Java Web Services Programming Course

Sunday, August 28, 2005 17:09 No Comments

Found an excellent course outline to learn Web Services in Java. The outline is very detailed, precise and has links to valuable resources on the web.
Web Services Programming Course Root Page

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ServiceOrientedAmbiguity

Sunday, August 28, 2005 17:08 No Comments

An interesting summary of thoughts on what Service Oriented Architecture mean to different people by Martin Fowler. Each camp says aloud one and just one aspect of it and calls it the SOA. But he summarized all of them and bunched them together to see the real picture. It proved to be very true [...]

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Buying guests for an occasion?

Monday, August 22, 2005 13:54 No Comments

It is not uncommon in India to buy attendees for Political rallies to demonstrate strength of support in the public. And it is quite common to buy film stars to attend major functions to add some glamour to the evening. But have you ever heard of buying some guests to appear in a marriage?
 
I Came across a news story(Entrepreneur [...]

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