Ciekawe adresy zebrane w środę:

1. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms268890(VS.80).aspx - wprowadzenie do SMART TAG
2. Poszukiwarka rozwiązań programistycznych - http://www.koders.com/
3. Szukanie prawdy - What’s Your Ethics IQ? (http://www.hemispheresmagazine.com/nov06/cybersidebar.html)

4. By Bruce Weinstein, Ph.D.The Ethics Guy®

   Introduction
   The secret to living a satisfying, happy life is to be found in five simple principles. We’ve known about these principles for more than 5,000 years. Nearly every religious tradition in the world teaches them, as do parents in every country. Without them, civilization would be impossible, because there would be nothing but chaos. These principles have a transforming effect on who we are and where we go in life. They are the principles of ethics, and they are as follows:

   1. Do no harm.
   2. Make things better.
   3. Respect others.
   4. Be fair.
   5. Be loving.

   Yes, these principles are simple, but deceptively so, because too often we let fear, anger, or other negative emotions get us off track. This creates a downward spiral, and it’s sometimes difficult to get back to where we want to be.

   For example, how often do we really keep “do no harm” in mind during our daily interactions with people? If a clerk at the grocery store is nasty to us, don’t we return the nastiness and tell ourselves, “Serves them right?” We may, but if we do, we harm the other person. In so doing, we harm our own soul—and this is one of the reasons why we shouldn’t return nastiness with more of the same.
   You might wonder, “If these principles are so commonplace, why do I need to be reminded about them?”

   It’s true that they’re commonplace, but it’s also true that in our hectic, overcommitted lives, we get so caught up in the details of getting through the day that it’s easy to forget how important these principles are in everything we do. We’re also tempted every day to ignore them and to place value on things that ultimately aren’t that important. So taking a few steps back to consider these principles is helpful.

   On the surface, the principles are about making a difference in the lives of other people. To this extent, taking them seriously seems like something we have to do, something we ought to do, something that, quite frankly, we’d rather not do.
   What we’ll discover through this quiz, however, is that making ethics our central concern is actually the best way to lead a richer, more fulfilled life. A life that helps us get the things we want: the right partner, a job we love, and a place where we want to live. By taking ethics seriously, we serve as role models to our children and increase the chances that they will go into the world and make us proud.

   Recent scandals in the news show the risks we take when we neglect these principles: public humiliation, shame, and in some cases, a lengthy visit to prison. But the main reason for taking ethics seriously is not the dangers of failing to do so, but rather because it’s the right thing to do.

   The path to a happier, more fulfilled life lies in becoming reacquainted with the principles of ethics, which tell us how we should treat one another. When we act with integrity, we feel better about ourselves. We then create the conditions for making many wonderful choices in our own lives. When we take the high road in all that we do, we give a gift to others—and ourselves. It’s the greatest gift of all.

   I’ll show you why

5. Problem JINI - http://www.infoq.com/articles/in-process-java-net-integration, http://reyelts.dyndns.org:8080/jace/release/docs/index.html
   
6. Co robi RH - http://blogs.tedneward.com/2007/03/22/RedHat+Inc+The+Next+Microsoft.aspx
7. Co może RESIN - http://www.caucho.com/download/ - łączy PHP i J2EE
8. InterOp Forms Toolkit dla VFPhttp://weblogs.foxite.com/bernardbout/archive/2007/06/20/4126.aspx
   
9. http://openid.net/ - OpenID