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Book Review Tuesday: Fish! A Remarkable Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results |
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12/30/2008
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Fish! A Remarkable Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results
by Stephen C. Lundin (Author), Harry Paul (Author), John Christensen (Author)
http://www.charthouse.com/content.aspx?name=home2
Great little book! Easy read.
Starts off kind of sad with a couple relocating for a husbands job and then the husband dies.
Her description of the problem department on the third floor describes places I have worked eerily exact.
The concept of learning from the energy of the Pike fish market is interesting.
The biggest take away is that while we cannot control everything we can choose the attitude we bring to work.
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MIME in C++ |
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By host on
12/29/2008
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MIME in C++
I am finding more info on stack overflow lately! As a began researching MIME in C++ I ran across this helpful post.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/218089/simple-c-mime-parser
Here is my research:
http://www.vmime.org/
Looks like too much. Contains pop, SMTP, tls, IMAP, could remove this. Posix and windows.
http://codesink.org/mimetic_mime_library.html
looks promising. Very nice api for reading in and creating messages. Went with this one. Not too heavy. Had to “fix” 2 things. First for multipart the code was just check for the string “multipart” and did not recognize “multipart/mixed” and did not write out the parts. Seccondly, I had to hack the mimeentity write code. It was just writing out the std::deque Field and since these are strings it seem to be doing so alphabetically. This is problem because the MIME-version has to be the first field written out. So I fixed this. I also had to add support for Content-Length.
http://www.mozilla.org/mailnews/arch/libmime-desc
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More free books! |
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By host on
12/24/2008
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For a short time only, there are two great books for free from MSPress.
http://blogs.msdn.com/drnick/archive/2008/12/22/limited-time-free-book-offer.aspx
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pgCompare |
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By host on
12/22/2008
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I have used Red Gate SQL Compare for a while and like it a lot. Now there is a tool that works with PostgreSQL! (my favorite open source database).
http://www.postgresql.org/about/news.1043
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An Open Source Computer Vision project |
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By host on
12/17/2008
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Open Source has a solution for almost anything! There is only one thing that is missing for a corporation wanting to go Open Source. (More on that later). Here is one for manufacturing (computer vision):
http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencvlibrary/
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Tortoise GIT client |
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By host on
12/15/2008
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I love Tortoise. I think once this is stable I may actually try GIT and see how it works for me compared to subversion.
http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/
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