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Tokyo Tyrant : a network layer for Tokyo Cabinet (January 21st, 2008)

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Nice to see everybody eventually getting all excited about 0MQ. 0MQ+msgpack is a killer combo.
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RT @vrancurel It is possible to guarantee ACID properties on a scalable database, when reliability is pushed to storage http://bit.ly/bwctzz
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RT @slicknet: Latest blog post - Learnings from XAuth: Cross-domain localStorage http://bit.ly/9dfW8F
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@dnene Or just greylisting. Nothing overzealous here.
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RT @aarron IE9 will be released September 15th. Woot! http://beautyoftheweb.com
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Probably the most important computer you've never heard of: http://bit.ly/cOy0bA
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RT @olg: iTunes Ping French Localization: Fail - http://bit.ly/bFIGHv
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Severe vulnerability in IE8 disclosed, unfixed since 2008. POC posting to your Twitter account: http://bit.ly/90XGV2
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RT @ThomasG77: On OSGeo-Standards mailinglist, demonstrations of SVG Map http://bit.ly/a75pT3 #gis #svg #ajax
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FastFlow, a new parallel programming C++ framework based upon non-blocking lock-free synchronization mechanisms: http://sk.tl/gpKnxN
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Redis 2.0 is out! http://bit.ly/d8AVq0 #nosql
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RT @antirez: cool, a small clean portable C interpreter in 4000 lines of code: http://bit.ly/aDGrdx
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RT @dnene: interesting response by @yaaang about the unaddressed scaling issues: http://bit.ly/d8qtOZ
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DJ Kentaro, Kid Koala and Coldcut à Paris le 1er Octobre !
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RT @igrigorik: detailed how-to for getting a sinatra "spy app" running on your android phone: http://bit.ly/ai4977 - awesome!
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RT @justinvincent: Mastering Node: Open Source Node.js eBook http://bit.ly/aNinvR
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How the way you deploy code can ruin performance - http://bit.ly/9JGNG0
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@stefan_p Don't hold your breath, it's mostly server-side caching shit for now but some more interesting tricks are in the pipe.
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ICANN to open up the TLD namespace (May 29th)
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