Sharing Secrets Among Friends
Whether you're protecting a nuclear missile or your new recipe for burger sauce, polynomial encryption can prevent people from stealing your secrets.
June 30, 2007
Automated Workflow and OS X
Dr. Dobb's Journal talks to Sal Soghoian, product manager for automated technologies at Apple. Sal discusses the Automator workflow framework built into the OS X operating system.
June 27, 2007
OSX Application Package Management
Dr. Dobbs Journal talks with technologist and Mac enthusiast Ted Landau about OSX application package management. (Special thanks to Ken Smith of Glazer's Camera for his assistance with recording this conversion.)
Build .NET Controls for VB6 Apps
The Interop Forms Toolkit lets you build VB.NET user controls to be used in a legacy Visual Basic 6 applications.
June 14, 2007
Digital Photography and Apple's Xcode
Dr. Dobb's talks with photographer Ben Long about his innovative use of Apple's Xcode and Applescript Studio IDE to develop a sophisticated multimedia application for the performing arts.
June 13, 2007
Developer Diaries
Exploring desktop UNIX, the knowledgebase at Microsoft, and systems of systems.
June 8, 2007
RapidMind: C++ Meets Multicore
RapidMind is a framework for expressing data-parallel computations from within C++ and executing them on multicore processors.
June 8, 2007
A Fast Q&A System
Search engines don't give answers in response to queries. Instead users depend on question/answering (Q&A) systems to scan the text of a ranked list of documents to find answers.
June 8, 2007
Real-Time Enough
Robert implements a real-time caller ID implementation that is part of a voice-activated call monitor system he built.
June 8, 2007
Spin Buffers
If you are writing high-performance applications, you should consider using Spin Buffers that eliminate the need for synchronization.
June 8, 2007
The Buzz About Builds
What's driving all the recent interest in Build tools that you might reasonably characterize as a rather, well, unglamorous?
June 8, 2007
Rob Pike on Quantum Computation and Communication (1 of 3)
Quantum computation is more than just the use of very small things to compute. It exploits the fundamentally odd properties of quantum
mechanical interaction to achieve profound parallelism, zero-energy
calculations, and other technological marvels. Rob discusses how the
quantum world makes these things possible, the design of quantum
hardware and software, proposals for practical quantum devices, and the prospects for quantum communication and computation in our lifetimes. (1 of 3)
June 7, 2007
Rob Pike on Quantum Computation and Communication (2 of 3)
Quantum computation is more than just the use of very small things to compute. It exploits the fundamentally odd properties of quantum
mechanical interaction to achieve profound parallelism, zero-energy
calculations, and other technological marvels. Rob discusses how the
quantum world makes these things possible, the design of quantum
hardware and software, proposals for practical quantum devices, and the prospects for quantum communication and computation in our lifetimes. (2 of 3)
June 7, 2007
Rob Pike on Quantum Computation and Communication (3 of 3)
Quantum computation is more than just the use of very small things to compute. It exploits the fundamentally odd properties of quantum
mechanical interaction to achieve profound parallelism, zero-energy
calculations, and other technological marvels. Rob discusses how the
quantum world makes these things possible, the design of quantum
hardware and software, proposals for practical quantum devices, and the prospects for quantum communication and computation in our lifetimes. (3 of 3)
June 7, 2007
Digital Imaging, Databases, and Eye Care
Retcam II is a specialized digital imaging system for photographing and documenting patient pathologies. It relies on a comprehensive database to keep track of all digitally recorded images and facilitates transferring them via LAN or Internet.
June 5, 2007
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