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My VOIP phone company (Lingo) has just announced that they are now on MySpace. I have heard of car companies doing that, but it feels rather weird when a utility company wants to do the same. I can see two reasons they could be doing that: They are not doing too well and are getting desperate. They used . . . → Read More: My phone company wants to be a friend UIMA (Unstructured Information Management Architecture) project has recently transitioned from IBM to the Apache incubator. This is only for the open source part, the commercial part is – and will stay – with IBM. I have last written about UIMA a very long time ago (1, 2) , so I decided to give it another look. It is . . . → Read More: UIMA – a “very quick” quick start guide I am a member-at-large of SCA – Society for Creative Anachronism. Due to various reasons I was not able to go to any events for nearly two years now. Today, I had a chance to go to a feast and it reminded me the power of SCA. I did not have any of my garb or feasting . . . → Read More: The power of SCA My primary phone number is provided by Lingo – a Voice over internet provider. One of the features it has is server based voicemail with the message automatically forwarded to my email. A feature like this would (AFAIK) be very expensive from a traditional provider, but usually comes for free from most VOIP-based providers. Some providers . . . → Read More: Gmail + VOIP = great reference system in the Net cloud I had been asked to put online the slide deck for my presentation at InfoQ. It is now available for download (.5MByte PDF). Contact me if you want original OpenOffice files for your own work . . . → Read More: Slide deck for the InfoQ Java troubleshooting presentation InfoQ has put online my presentation on maintaining java applications in production environment. Some of the tools mentioned in the presentations changed ownership since, but the basics are still very valid. Most notable changes: Sysinternals (FileMon, ProcessMon, etc) is now owned by Microsoft. I have mixed feelings about that one, but the tools are still the best on the . . . → Read More: Updates to my Java troubleshooting presentation on InfoQ I usually suck at Velentine’s day presents. This year, however, I may have just killed several birds with one stone and impressed my wife too. It all started a couple of months ago, when I noticed ever more frequent mentions of internet telephony becoming a very big thing. I have dutifully subscribe to a couple of blogs, . . . → Read More: Love calls over the IP network |
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