Sunday, February 22, 2009

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Chicane



Link

よめがブログを書いていた。

らい4歳




よめとオーストラリアに遊びに行っている息子からemailが届きました。

息子が打ったメッセージ。
"fgeceft2rdxrdxuii4durrqurujr47974386rrdturdu7rdtfieye78j6y43lkiur33yt8uj9y5iy405-7iriurewaccqxq6tduzt1zedsxcdbsanhbXB"

Southland Tales

久しぶりにヤクでもやってるんじゃないか映画をみた。





Justin Timberlake や Moby が

Donnie Darko - Mad World


監督が同い年なのは正直ショッキング。

Friday, February 20, 2009

テレビ

大橋巨泉をして

”(日本も)勝ち組とか金持ちとかインテリがテレビを見なくなっただけなんですよ。負け組、貧乏人、それから程度の低い人が見ているんです。”

と言わせるくらいつまらないのでNHKの子供番組と日曜の戦隊もの以外は普段全く見ないテレビを立川の飲み屋で見ているとアグネスチャンが出てきてデビュー当時の話をしていた。

「日本に来る前は、日本が先進国だからみんな英語を話すと思っていた。」
「香港は英語が」「英語」

と連呼していた。けれども、何十年たっても日本語がうまくないこの人もやっぱり歌手として向いてなかったんだろうな、と思った。**


25億で自社ビルをたてたチャリテイー団体の大使
**耳がよければもう少し発音がうまくなければならないと思う。

Monday, February 16, 2009

パースからのメール

嫁からメールが届いた。

「おばさんの誕生日パーテイがあってね。ワイナリーで33度の屋外で、ゴージャスなワインを

午後1時から9時まで

飲んじゃったよ。なんか周りにいっぱいカンガルーのふんがあるよ。」

Saturday, February 14, 2009

春一番が吹いて嫁は出て行った

昨日は春一番が、今日もやけに暖かい。
今日嫁と子供が出て行った。

帰りは3月末。

今日はこれから立川へ飲みに行こうと思う。

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Microsoft

1 Microsoft Goes Bonkers by Joel Spolsky
I'm not saying that there's nothing new in .NET. I'm saying that there's nothing there at all.

Look at some of this:

Everyone believes the Web will evolve, but for that evolution to be truly empowering for developers, businesses and consumers, a radical new vision is needed. Microsoft's goal is to provide that vision and the technology to make it a reality. [from "Microsoft .NET: Realizing the Next Generation", June 2000].

How about this:

The Microsoft .NET vision means empowerment for consumers, businesses, software developers and the entire industry. It means unleashing the full potential of the Internet. And it means the Web the way you want it. [Ibid]

What's going on here? I couldn't find one single idea that could actually be implemented in a software product in that entire white paper.


2 Microsoft can't speak straight any more by Joel Spolsky
Here's how Microsoft says, “SQL Server 2008 will be late:”

“We want to provide clarification on the roadmap for SQL Server 2008. Over the coming months, customers and partners can look forward to significant product milestones for SQL Server. Microsoft is excited to deliver a feature complete CTP during the Heroes Happen Here launch wave and a release candidate (RC) in Q2 calendar year 2008, with final Release to manufacturing (RTM) of SQL Server 2008 expected in Q3. Our goal is to deliver the highest quality product possible and we simply want to use the time to meet the high bar that you, our customers, expect.”

What? Can you understand that? “A feature complete CTP during the Heroes Happen Here launch wave?” What on earth does that mean?


3 Microsoft Boy announces his School Homework

4 News by Joel Spolsky
A very senior Microsoft developer who moved to Google told me that Google works and thinks at a higher level of abstraction than Microsoft. "Google uses Bayesian filtering the way Microsoft uses the if statement," he said. That's true. Google also uses full-text-search-of-the-entire-Internet the way Microsoft uses little tables that list what error IDs correspond to which help text. Look at how Google does spell checking: it's not based on dictionaries; it's based on word usage statistics of the entire Internet, which is why Google knows how to correct my name, misspelled, and Microsoft Word doesn't.

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Interview with an Adware Developer

adware作者インタビュー awesome!


S: Can you tell me more about your strategies for persistence?

M: Yes. I should probably first speak about how adware works. Most adware targets Internet Explorer (IE) users because obviously they’re the biggest share of the market. In addition, they tend to be the less-savvy chunk of the market. If you’re using IE, then either you don’t care or you don’t know about all the vulnerabilities that IE has.

IE has a mechanism called a Browser Helper Object (BHO) which is basically a gob of executable code that gets informed of web requests as they’re going. It runs in the actual browser process, which means it can do anything the browser can do– which means basically anything. We would have a Browser Helper Object that actually served the ads, and then we made it so that you had to kill all the instances of the browser to be able to delete the thing. That’s a little bit of persistence right there.

http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2009/01/interview_with_10.html