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Comment My HTML5 animation efforts (Score 1) 541

I've been experimenting a lot with the HTML5 <canvas> tag recently, and you can do some nice stuff - these are all pretty basic but using just HTML and JS I built a freaky clock, a 60s style UFO party viewed from above and some wireframe boxes. It was all quite painless, the only problem is that IE doesnt support it yet.

Comment Re:SPAM @ 95%?! (Score 1) 270

I get the odd spam in my inbox but it mostly works, there is the odd false positive as well, so unfortunately I have to keep checking my Spam folder.

Interestingly, I set up a 'junk' GMail address for usenet posting etc and the address has the word 'spam' in it; despite being used all over the net for a couple of years it hardly gets any spam at all, maybe the spammers filter out addresses with 'spam' etc in them assuming that they are obfuscated?

Submission + - Learning Assembly programming

intelinsight writes: "How relevant or useful is it to learn Assembly programming language in the current era? Consider this question in the lieu of the current s/w development needs and also the claims of the Assembly lovers for it being a language giving one insights of the internal working of a computer."
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Submission + - Interview - James Gosling, father of Java

Minaloush writes: Interesting Q&A with Sun's James Gosling on silicon.com. The father of Java field questions on the GPL, security, the role of Java in the enterprise — and even reveals his — albeit limited — views on Windows Vista ("I tend to stay away from Microsoft [software] because it tends to be so toxic").

From the article:
If you come up with a good software development tool, that makes life easier for the developers and they can get their job done quicker, then the first thing the manager says is 'oh you've got free time on your hands. Do this extra thing'.

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