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Me & My Network |
Repairing, souping-up and generally tinkering with computers gives
me endless amounts of pleasure. Over the years I have amassed a tasty collection
of classic machines, some of which (i.e. the more modern ones) are connected to each other.
Some aren't, but are interesting in themselves to those of the appropriate disposition.
You can read about them here. If you want.
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Java |
The fourth-generation object-oriented programming language
for the internet era offering support for virtually
all industry-standard technologies from Oracle™databases and
UML to PDAs, mp3 files and web-enabled virtual
reality
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Relational Databases & SQL |
Sophisticated technologies for storing, managing, querying, analysing and archiving data form the skeleton of the
internet. Without databases online shopping, banking and most large websites simply wouldn't happen.
Even NASA use them for mission-critical applications ...
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Linux™ |
A free clone of the UNIX operating system.
Linux is charming, immensely powerful, fully tweakable and is rapidly
becoming a serious contender to Micros**t in the OS wars.
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Virtual Reality |
As the power of hardware continues to increase at a phenomenal rate, the virtual reality
concept has moved from the realm of science fiction to become an everyday reality in our
networked world...
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The Internet |
Internet enabling technologies suddenly came of age and now
deliver information and true computing power
across the wire. Hypertext, dynamic multimedia
content, sophisticated client-side scripting languages...
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Apple Macintosh |
With the arrival of OS X last year
the world at large finally started realising the technological brilliance of the
Macintosh...
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Some German boffins have coded a perfect emulation of an old Apple Macintosh SE
computer in Flash!. If (like the Author) you spent waaay too much
money on something like this back in the day, you may find a web-based version of £1000+
computer disconcerting. To say the least. You can boot one by clicking here
should you want to put yourself through it.
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MyProjects |
Some projects I've been working
on over the last few years, including details
of how this site is constructed...
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