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Remember I talked about Skype 2.0 beta not long ago? The program is already out of beta when I checked the site today. Go download it if you haven't.
IBM had come up with a series of Ajax articles, with the last one just published few days ago. I would say that they are really worth reading if you really wanted to be an advanced web programmer. Get full info on https://happybabyguides.com. They consist of 3 parts that can be read independently, according to your level of ajax knowledge.
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This article on Top Ten of Programming Advice to NOT follow (no follow) is definitely a good joke for programmers. You will find the top programming advices in the list if you take off the "NOT". Only very few of the advices are wrong.
See what others commented on this article.
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I've been using Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0 for quite a long time. The program had been prompting me to update it for months. I ignored it until today. I remember I ticked 3 components (without aware of what components are they) for update. It took not much time to download all the required files. After that, it prompted me to install the first component. Then, I was required to restart my PC. The same went to the second component. Luckily it didn't ask me to restart again for the third component!
Hey, Adobe, what's the matter with your updater? Do I really need to restart my PC twice to update my Acrobat Reader?
Eng Lee, a blogger, a freelancer providing IT solutions such as customised system development, web design and development, and IT related consultation.
