Marcel Neuhausler's World

The CoreWorks Architecture is an extensible modular framework that allows support for multiple access media (Wireless, Dial, DSL, Cable) within a single Smart Client Framework. The solution is optimized for mobile services.

In addition to service activation and connection management, the platform supports the deployment of customer service applications such as, Self Care, Messaging and QoS reporting. The framework is also a mediation platform that also allows to plug in third-party solutions such as content filters, data accelerators, or VPN access.

[richclients.org - Rich Internet Applications]

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Even if you are not into stock trading (maybe you're like me and bought CMGI at 300 right before the pop :() you should check out a new SourceForge project called Eclipse Trader.

[eclipsepowered]

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John C. Welch has written up a thorough walk-through on installing Nagios, "an open source host, service and network monitoring program" (shamlessly lifted from their website).

[macosxhints]

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NewsFire - Smart iChat-like RSS new aggregator.
[MacUpdate - Mac OS X]

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Snapstream built a six-tuner monster rig as a proof of concept, dubbed Medusa. Using six PCI slots on an expanded motherboard, and just a single 40Gb hard drive, they can watch, stream, and store video from six different channels at once. Pretty impressive, though they do mention the tuner cards can generate some heat while encoding.

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Eclipse lacks a configurable logging facility with rich features like the ones found in J2SDK Logging Utilities or Apache's Log4j. This article proposes a logging framework for Eclipse plug-ins that is itself a plug-in. The article explains how the log can be used and configured and how it was developed. Complete source code for a logging framework based on the Apache's Log4j is provided. The code can be freely used and extended.
[IBM developerWorks Open source projects]

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Turn your GMail account into a 1GB of off-site storage:

GMail Drive is a Shell Namespace Extension that creates a virtual filesystem around your Google GMail account, allowing you to use GMail as a storage medium.

GMail Drive creates a virtual filesystem on top of your Google GMail account and enables you to save and retrieve files stored on your GMail account directly from inside Windows Explorer. GMail Drive literally adds a new drive to your computer under the My Computer folder, where you can create new folders, copy and drag'n'drop files to.

This is a great way to backup your important docs. The only downside is that it's limited to 10MB per file (the GMail attachement limit). Hopefully future versions will break up large files, then upload. Cool app though.. Thanks to 'Digital Wizard' for the link.

+krose

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PearPC and Mac OS X Installation [GATech]

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