A tool is any physical item that can be used to achieve a goal, especially if the item is not consumed in the process. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tool]
I am running with Firefox 3.0 beta 4 since it is available (so since 2 weeks) and the progress made concerning memory management are so huge that you cannot start using it NOW, especially if you are always keeping Firefox open for hours or days. I am now able to say that Firefox is on par with my other favorite browser Opera 9.5, speed and rendering time are very close. I still prefer Opera through as I always keep 25 tabs open.
It is time now for me to test the Beta 5!
Firefox 3 Beta 5 is available in 45 languages as a public preview release intended for developer testing and community feedback. It includes new features as well as dramatic improvements to performance, memory usage and speed. You can download it HERE
Why You should not use Firefox 3.0 Beta?
For all developer out there reading my blog, I recommend You to read what the Firefox team has done to track down all memory leaks and reduce memory usage, this article is worth reading!
Download Firefox Beta5 NOW:
It can't be that my anti virus want to scan my disk every day (default settings) and take 23 hours to do so.
At the end, these anti virus are just sucking my CPU brute power (peak 20%) and worst of all a good part of IO
power, and trust me windows IO are just hilarious compared to Linux, try eclipse under Linux it just fly!
Pictured is AVG but this post is not targeted against it. They are ALL ridiculously slow.
Windows just can't protect itself from Internet and mitigate attacks that it need a range of 3rd
party software...sucking power and my time. We are far away from the Internet OS
see the what's new page here and Mike Beltzner giving a video tour of all the newest awesomeness.
All my plug-ins are still working after the update to the latest version, my homepage is loading faster (as fast as in Google chrome)
After the update you’ll be redirected to this page http://en-us.www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/3.5/whatsnew/ where you’ll be able to test a video embedded in HTML 5.
"Apple Inc. made their mark in the computer arena. They revolutionized
the music player industry, and now they're poised to take over the
phone market. What will Steve and the gang come up with next? or
this contest, you're required to sneak us into Apple's R&D facility
and show us what new products they are currently giving the patented
"Apple" look. iToaster? iFork? iBus? iPencil sharpener? You tell us.
As
always, have fun, be creative!, avoid cliches, and follow the
guidelines please. You will have 48 hours to submit so make your entry
count!"
Hundred of hilarious entries! Read More HERE
GIMP
is the GNU Image Manipulation Program is a freely distributed piece of
software for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and
image authoring. It works on many operating systems, in many languages (77).
Version
2.4 of the GNU Image Manipulation Program is now available.
The release note contains the list of new features and some nice
screenshots. You can download this semi professional tool at no charge
GIMP run on any NT-based version of Windows (NT4, 2000, XP
or Vista download HERE), and also on Macintosh (download HERE)
Windows binary can be grab here while linux version are available at the main site
Some useful links to finish this small blog post GIMP Documentation
This is an instant, free and no-registration tool to analyze the SEO performance of a URI for a given key phrase. Reports include a variety of useful information and structured recommendations to improve overall effectiveness. Try a few reports and judge for yourself. The tool aims to encourage the use of standards compliant, user-friendly and accessible code while at the same time helping website-owners to attract more visitors to their websites. Of course, no automated tool can substitute for a human analysis by an experienced search engine optimizer.
Read more: Online tool for webmaster: usability, performance, SEO
I’ve been granted a free professional license of XDepend, thanks to Mat Huston, XDepend lead developer.
XDepend is a static analysis tool for JAVA developers that provides 82 code metrics, several real-time code visualization panels, code base snapshots comparison, architectural and quality rules (edition and real-time validation). The tool is a frontend to support the Code Query Language (CQL) to query a code base the same way you would query a relational database. You can using CQL, write and design your own rules and conventions for your code base.
- Analyses your java byte code, your test reports and your source files to extract structural information and 82 base metrics via static analysis.
- Provides complementary and interactive views on the same information. A Tree-Map view helps you easily identify the big one from the small one. The dependency matrix, the graph view and the detailed view help you gain insight in your code base.
- Has a Code Query Language (CQL) is a specific XDepend language, very similar to SQL, that helps you dynamically find what you are looking for.
What is also interesting me a lot is the possibility to make XDepend part of the Maven lifecycle, but that will be part of a new post. For now I am trying to understand the added value on our company software solution Innoveo Skye®
More to come later
Note: .Net is also having a similar tools NDepend, build on the same engine developed by Patrick Smacchia.

Download Firefox 6.0 for Linux, Windows or Mac.
Download for ANDROID
There is a lot of shareware and freeware (jEdit, Notepad++) to do complex search and replacement in files but none is supporting these kind of operations in zip files spread across many subdirectories. Luckily Oxygen Editor can
Use the Menu "Find" and select "Replace in Files" or use the shortcut CTRL+SHIFT+H

Oxygen can also create backup of every changed zip files, as xxxxxxx.zip.bak as shown in the picture above.
GUI FTP client for X Window System (looks like WFTP old windows ftp client) but it is also working nicely.
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