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Here's a reminder to get your disaster recovery plans up to date and not to keep all backups on site. Very sad. University of Twente NOC Destroyed [Slashdot] 4:22:36 PM  comments []
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So, Microsoft bans modified XBoxes from XBox Live. I may be alone, but I honestly think that's a reasonable move in the favor of -- plain and simple -- gameplay. The whole online "play with random folks on the Internet" is only fun as long noone is cheating. Mod your box as you wish, but don't ruin my game-night with using an "invulnerability hack". I think that putting mod-chips into the XBox certainly isn't an evil act as such (if I wish I can just as much gut the box and turn it into a cat toilet), but the consequence of being able to mess around with the games and spoil other's fun by being unfair in the online-game certainly is. 4:17:00 PM comments []
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The most interesting aspect of service-oriented architectures is that they have potentially unlimited nesting. A full-blown SOA solution is just a simple service to others. 3:42:33 PM comments []
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Fast ausverkauft. Nur noch ein Platz frei! It's going to be a fun week, next week. Maybe we'll do one in English soon ;) 10:43:08 AM comments []
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Hard or not hard -- can we agree on "It's just not enough" ? :) My main problem with WSDL is that it tries to do 2 things (message contract and transport mapping), while it should do 3 things (message contract, service contract and transport mapping), however at the same time, one thing (WSDL) shouldn't do all these 3 things altogether but leave them to 3 separate things: A message contract definition language (defines soap:Body content), a service contract definition language (soap:Header) and a "web services binding language" that maps messages combined with services to transports.
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