C# Links and Resources
Ready to get your feet wet with .NET? Check out our freshly updated listing of C# articles and resources from around the Web. Pour référence, mais je n'ai pas envie du tout de me plonger dans le C# a court terme... juste un bad feeling comme ça.
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KDE 3.0: It's Here, and You'll Want It!
Linux and UNIX users alike have reason to smile. The KDE Project has announced the immediate availability of the third generation of the K Desktop environment, a free and powerful desktop graphical user interface for Linux and other UNIX versions.
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Threering.net currently has a rather interesting system that does its best to figure out your geographical location and then adds you as a dot on a map of the world. Efficace pour moi, voir la discussion sur K5 pour les explication du "comment ça marche"... en gros un mix de base de donnée, traceroute et whois. Une compagnie québecoise offre un service similaire, ID4 (je ne trouve pas le lien dans Google...).
[kuro5hin.org]

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AOL partners to extend reach of IM
Under the deal, PresenceWorks will provide the plumbing necessary to stitch AOL's IM presence capabilities into directories, applications, and databases. PresenceWorks develops presence and IM technologies for integration into a variety of pre-existing applications.
[Via Tomalak's Realm] #  

Which Blogging Tool Are You?
Hehehe...
[Via Morgazilla - J'ai arrete] #  

Save command history from multiple shells
A great little hack to save the last commands performed in multiple terminal windows. Je craque toujours pour ce genre de trucs...
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What's Up DocType?
Eric Meyer has put together a DOCTYPE grid showing how the different browsers handle DOCTYPES. If he gives it an S grade, it renders standards-compliant pages whereas the Q is for "Quirks". You can view the tests. While we're looking at testing browsers check out A Simple Character Entity Chart: Browser support table
[Via The Shifted Librarian]

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Nouvelle version de la syntaxe RDF
Dave Beckett a annoncé la publication d'une nouvelle version de travail d'une syntaxe XML "nettoyée" pour RDF développée par le groupe de travail W3C "RDF Core".
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Syncasaurus
convert your IE bookmarks to Netscape or XBEL (and back again).
[Via the Syndication List]
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