Filed under: movie — fri13th August 31, 2006 @ 5:25 pm
it was a movie about drift, all like other hollywood movies backgrounded japan, tokyo was not a real place, but just somewhere far east, over several seas. actually this movie had no plots, just focused on racing and super cars. and musics on this movie were very cool, comtemporary japanese club musics(hiphop, pop, etc..).
i may check the original drift comic, initial D, again.
Filed under: music — fri13th August 29, 2006 @ 2:59 pm
the freshness of this album is same as the time it was first released.. my favorite song is "la familia", i felt some long and native solitudes in it..
i went to naoshima, it was a very fantastic place.i can’t take much pictures, but if you have an interest in architecture, this place gives you much pleasure.
i’m reviewing all mac products ^_^ this one’s especially fine. thinking about its performance, it’s not so expensive ($2500) but peripherial device is somewhat expensive more than i think. 1G memory costs $300 and it’s 5 or more times expensive than normal one. HDD, VGA and everything is expensive, because mac pro is a server solution.. i can’t afford that all. if there’s a reasonable price pc using conroe, i may buy it right now.. (i don’t think iMac and mac mini’s next version adopt conroe, maybe there’ll need another pc line up for mac..)
no flash, full is consisted of javascript(or i can say script.aculo.us) oh, it’s splendid works! there’s so many things to learn ^_^; especially about the design (css and etc)
changing my job as a script language programmer to compiled language programmer, i need more computing power. when you are a script programmer, what you need is only dual monitors for programming and testing simultaneously. all works are swiftly done by F5, or enter command and see the results. but when you have to compile your program, you have to wait a moment for check the result. this discontinuity makes programming dull seriously. you just can’t focus programming only. so compile time must be less than 4 or 5 secs. below 2 secs is highly recommended, because that circumstance, there are no difference in compiled language and script language in actual meaning.
when you buy a new pc, you had better not to consider cost/performance. because you have to use your pc more than 3 or more years. if you select the highest cost/performance machine, you can use it for 3 or 4 years at best. but if you pay 20% more, you can use it 1 or 2 years more. and the 3 years with best c/p machine isn’t much pleasant compared to expensive one (of course, you can upgrade when you want. but when 3 years passed upgrade becomes expensive nearly same as buying new one. no parts in pc market goes 3 years.) so cost performance has little meaning in pc market. i recommend one or two level higer model than best c/p machine.
but it’s not a good time to buy a new pc. because conroe and 64bit cpu which will prevail next several years is just released. new 64bit os is not prepared. new 64bit softwares, too. you have to wait at least 1 year more for full 64bit computing. quad cpu will be launched at 2008, i assume. so it’s not a considerable one at this moment. there are two reasonable choices, one is buying a best c/p machine at october. at present conroe cpu’s stock is not stable. second is waiting OS X Leopard and new macbook pro. it will be released Q2, 2007.
do you know what i’ll choose? i don’t know, too. the leopard and core 2 duo will satisfy me, i assure. but i can’t wait that much. the most happy case is buying new development machine by the compay’s money, it will not be easy.. anyway, i have to wait some more..
Filed under: java, programming — fri13th August 21, 2006 @ 10:22 am
i didn’t know there’s a way to sort by table name on DT. because there’s no tag attribute for that purpose in display:table. but there is. you can set each display:column and get the same function.
like this: <display:column property="id" escapeXml="true" sortable="true" sortName="id">
we use table name as property’s value, also sortName uses the same value. why we have to repeat it? and more, you can get the table name, not id when you paginate your table using paginatedList… it’s very confusing..
this is more reasonable. <display:table name="list" sort="external" defaultsort="1" defaultorder="descending" sortbyname="true">
i wish to talk about this issue with the display tag team. or if you’re DT team, please consider my recommendation.