One stalwart component has survived through all of these innovations: the 3.5″ floppy. Originally designed by Sony, it quickly became a standard feature on IBM-compatible PCs (remember when they were called that?). The floppy is the only component that still remains in use today, practically unchanged in its 18 years of service, running at 360 rpm and offering a transfer rate of 34 kB/s. Once again, let’s put that in perspective with regard to today’s world: Transferring a file to your computer from a server that is 10,000 miles away on another continent is three times or even faster than getting it from your internal disk drive. And despite all this - the floppy lives.
The 3.5″ Floppy Is The Last Surviving Dinosaur
Meet the IT Gigolo
Systems Engineer “Ray Digerati” enjoys fixing computers and having sex. So he combined the two. This picture says all:

Pimp my Nano
The new innovative Nano from Apple has many features. But for some people this just isn’t enough.
What do you think about a cordless headset?

Or maybe you want to play Doom on your Nano?
Iterating over Collections in JDK 1.5
Iterating over a collection or array in a ugly old manner:
void process(Collection
for (Iterator
processes.next().process();
}
}
Iterating according to JDK 1.5:
void process(Collection
for (Process p : processes) {
p.process();
}
}
This very clean !!
Ronaldinho, a true magician
Playing for Barcalona, a true magician: Ronaldinho!
VIDEO: Ronaldinho
XML editor - XML Editor & XSLT Debugger

A very nice XML editor is the

