I watched Sun Vodcast. There is a project , Tango. There is highly related with my personal research interest. I am interested in linking different platforms together. Tango provides the framework by using web service for linking .Net and Java. Moreover, it has a endpoint to endpoint security and reliable service. It will save a lot of low level coding.

I am doing a research on web application framework. I found this article is quite good.

After I read APC about OQO Model 2, I did a google search. That is a real Vista PC. I am just wondering whether it is ok not to use solid disk. According to the specification, the battery can last for 3hours. That is ok for me.

Last week, my uncle asked whether he should build a Linux server at his home. I asked "What is the main purpose of your Linux server?" He replied,"It can make all computers in his home sharing the file." Well, he only needs a NAS( Network Attached Storage). For this sole purpose, NAS is a good choice, because the most of NAS servers are using low voltage CPU. Moreover, NAS is much easier to config than a Linux server.

I am reading a book about System Testing. It says the bugs will be duplicated across to the system and different project. I think this is because the code is re-using everywhere and sometime, we do some cut and paste. The worst case is the bug in the cut-paste code. As I remember, my thesis used a lot of cut-paste code too. I know this is not a good practice. That is better now. I am a C# programmer and learned to use component technologies. If there is in a component, it just needs to replace the DLL across projects. Yes, I know that is still a painful job.