Les Hazlewood
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Ok, I know Google Maps has been out for a long time now, but I just wanted to proclaim yet again at how incredibly cool it is.
Here are some recent direction results:
10. Take exit 5 to Dunwoody/Sandy Springs – go 0.3 mi
11. Turn left at Abernathy Rd NE – go 0.2 [...]
So I wrote in my last post about my Utada Hikaru interest. Well, I really loved the songs, but there was one problem – I don’t speak Japanese.
For those who don’t know me, this kind of thing drives me crazy – If I find something really interesting, I have to learn as much [...]
I found a blog entry on Haptic User Interfaces while googling. Pretty cool stuff.
Its amazing that we still use a mouse and keyboard. I want to use a twiddle keyboard and that haptic interface, like, today!
Here’s an amazing video of one haptic UI.
While attempting to quench my thirst for the latest and greatest software that would make my life easiser, I went ‘a searchin’ on the net to find frameworks and technologies.
Since I’m responsible for a lot of web 2.0 / enterprise software products, I wanted to find a framework and/or suite that I could leverage [...]
UPDATE: This article was updated on February 1st, 2008 to account for domain literals and quoted strings such as “John Smith” <john.smith@somewhere.com>. It is now effectively the only complete and semantically correct email validator for Java.
PETTY REQUEST: The update required considerably more effort than the original as it now accounts for all valid RFC [...]
Part of my responsibility at work is to be on the lookout for new technologies that give us a competitive edge that we can incorporate into our next-gen high-tech applications. Currently, I’m on an AJAX kick. Well, its really a love-hate relationship: I love what it can do for me, I hate the horror that [...]
Ok, so I decided to do this blog thing once and for all (I suppose the ‘for all’ part is quite literal here). I’m really active in the IT (more specifically Java) community, and I’ve had a ton of people ask me “where’s your ‘blog?”. Given that I’ve known what a ‘blog is for quite [...]
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