@sduskis @jimwebber I tend to agree – a lot of the appeal of the <link rel=...> approach comes from its _independence_ of media types
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Erjang is a virtual machine for Erlang, which runs on Java™: http://wiki.github.com/krestenkrab/erjang –– very early, but still very cool
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"It does not take much to copy Google Docs, Mac OS X, and Google Search" http://bit.ly/4NgXrm –– I wonder what color @peteryared's sky is?
RT @algermissen: @stilkov Have been using Magic Draw (EEd) for years and liking it. (IIRC you recommnded that :-) – LOL! Entirely possible.
@vowe hat recht, ein wunderbarer Text: http://www.online-merkur.de/seiten/lp200912adz.htm
@vbezrukov It's possible to map a RESTful service to SOAP automatically, but not the other way round
@vbezrukov puzzled – I don't see how SOAP gives you any kind of architectural guidance?
@mtnygard I went with an 160GB Intel, enough for my portable needs
@NeilRobbins Thanks, didn't know yUML.me; that's not what I was looking for, but great to know about, anyway
@peterfriese Thanks, but MagicDraw does not pass my software-that-doesn't-suck filter on the Mac
RT +1 @timbray: Cloud + proprietary software = ♥ http://stage.vambenepe.com/archives/1142 Makes all sorts of sense to me.
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@mtnygard I surely hope you put an SSD into that thing. Best HW purchase I ever made.
RT @stal_m: By the way, I did some Cloud computing today. In total, I counted a dozen clouds. They offered RaaS (Rain as a Service)
@neal4d Made it in time to #porcupinetree, excellent show. All great musicians, but the drummer clearly has to be from another planet.
The fact that I'm able to tweet this from my car south of Wiesbaden does not bode well for the #porcupinetree concert in Cologne at 8pm