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Date Added: This Really Works!!!! 11/19/2008 01:01
I just did it. Worked great. No bundle. Ships today or tomorrow.
Fuck lines. And let us know if you have any good pre-ordering alternatives. – Mark Wilson
Update: Looks like they sold out.
Wii Pre-Order [Radioshack]
Date Added: Ouch! 11/17/2006 00:00
WebGUI is a content management framework built to
allow average business users to build and maintain
complex Web sites. It is modular, pluggable, and
platform independent. It was designed to allow the
people who create the content to manage it online,
rather than content management taking up the time
of busy IT staff. WebGUI comes with a full host of
features including shopping cart, subscriptions,
forums, photo galleries, FAQs, link lists, blogs,
SQL reports, a Web services interface, and a very
configurable user privilege and profiling system.
License: GNU General Public License (GPL)
Changes:
This release includes a few minor bugfixes.
Last week, a select group of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs traveled to Tokyo to learn about Japan's tech sector and new opportunities. What they found was a country in transition, a few surprises, and a group of Japanese entrepreneurs itching to plunge headfirst into the international marketplace. The goal was to "build bridges -- geographical, cultural, and topical" between Silicon Valley and Japan.
All about lens caps, cleaning, filters, and more.
Filed under: Other Drama Shows, Industry, Programming, Cancellations
I know, I know: 69% of you are saying, "what the heck is The Kill Point?" (50% of you might even be saying, "what the heck is Spike?" I call those people "women.")
Spike has canceled the Donnie Wahlberg drama after only one season. The show actually got decent ratings, especially among guys of a certain age, but the network has decided to go crazy on reality shows instead of investing in original, scripted programming. A spokesman for the network gave this quote: "We are out of the serialized one-hour business. We need programming that we can repeat." Oh, I'm sure TV fans are gritting their teeth over that one.
Continue reading Spike cancels The Kill Point
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Poor old lady was on the other end of it.
At its third developer conference in as many weeks, the company announces new tools and processes for making more secure applications.
In the last post we made a real simple flickr browser. Now I am going to modify it to support tags on the search. You can see the results here.
There is now a text box where you can type comma delimited sets of tags to search flickr for. (Hit return to update the results) This feature demonstrates the use of the Converter interface in bindings. We want to bind the TextBox to the "tags" property on the FlickrSearch bean, so we use a converter to split the tags:
VerticalPanel vp = new VerticalPanel();
vp.setHorizontalAlignment(HasHorizontalAlignment.ALIGN_CENTER);
TextBox box = new TextBox(false);
Label title = new Label();
vp.add(box);
vp.add( title );
ReflectedImageGroup group = new ReflectedImageGroup(100, 75, .2, .5);
FlickrSearch search = new FlickrSearch();
group.setRenderer(
new Renderer() {
public Object render(Object o) {
return ((FlickrPhoto) o).getThumbnail();
}
});
Binding images = new Binding(group, "value", search, "photos");
// Here we are creating a child binding for the text box.
images.getChildren().add(
new Binding(
box, "value",
// Add a converter to convert from the Box's String to
// the String[] that the FlickrSearch.setTags() expects.
new Converter() {
public Object convert(Object original) {
if (original == null) {
return original;
} else {
return original.toString().split(",");
}
}
}, search, "tags",
//On the other side, we convert from String[] to a
// comma delimited string.
new Converter() {
public Object convert(Object original) {
if (original == null) {
return original;
} else {
String[] strings = (String[]) original;
StringBuffer ret = new StringBuffer();
for (int i = 0; i < strings.length; i++) {
ret.append(strings[i]);
if (i < (strings.length - 1)) {
ret.append(",");
}
}
return ret.toString();
}
}
}));
// Add another simple binding for Title to see what we searched
// on.
images.getChildren().add( new Binding( title, "value", search, "title" ) );
images.setLeft();
images.bind();
//... rest of the code goes on as before.
Why do we need a converter here, rather than just the "Renderer" we used before? Well, because the TextBox is an Primitive type widget, when it sets its own value, it will always be a String. Unlike Selector type widgets, where the one-way opertaion of a Renderer works for display purposes, even if you set a String[] as the value on the text box, when it fires its next change, it will be a String again. So, we simply take this conversion out and make it a pair of Converter implementations on the binding.
You will also notice we are adding these bindings to the images.getChildren() list. This means that when .setLeft() and .bind() are called they cascade into the children, and all the bindings can be managed as a single set.
In this brand new Hype Williams-directed piece, Kanye gets animated Miami Vice-style and walks the streets of an electrifying metropolitan city smoking some cigarettes.
Did I mention Mr. West vents about the coldest bitch on the face of the planet?
Check out "Heartless"...
