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Monthly Archives: September 2006
cosmos’ billy jean
i do not only like music covers, but also acapella music covers. here’s cosmos’ cover of michael jacksons “billy jean.”
[video]http://www.youtube.com/v/OXJ4ukMEX88[/video]
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weird al yankovic’s music video: polkarama!
hmm, i seem to like music covers. this one by the almighty weird al yankovic: polkarama!
[video]http://www.youtube.com/v/JCAt9WcCFbM[/video]
as far as i know, weird al’s newest album is out. you might consider buying it.
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more java, ruby, groovy!
a. sundararajan continued his comparision chart mentioned earlier, although he insists that it’s not complete and he is still learning the languages depicted. anyway, i think it gives you a nice overview of differences and what these languages have in common. for more code internals of java, groovy and (j)ruby click here.
by the way, sun [...]
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java snakes on a plane: jython