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For the last decade and more, my fascination with taking things apart and putting them back together again has manifested itself in my habitual making, using and working with Internet stuff.

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Thursday, January 31, 2008

Lord kill the pain
Picture posted to Flickr by Uchujin (Annoni Mouse) at 16:30 on January 15th ’08.
Tags: japan, soichi san, uchujin, yamagata
Lord kill the pain
Added to my Flickr favourites at 12:54.
Invoke dynamic languages dynamically, Part 1: Introducing the Java scripting API
Bookmarked on del.icio.us at 12:30.
Tags: code, interpreter, java, javascript, runtime, script
javax.script, apparently based on Apache Bean Script Framework and integrated into Java 6, provides two-way integration with various scripting languages.
Create dynamic applications with javax.tools
Bookmarked on del.icio.us at 10:51.
Tags: code, compile, compiler, dynamic, geek, generate, java, runtime, source, tools
Java 6 includes programmatic access to Java compilers (e.g. ToolProvider.getSystemJavaCompiler(), getSystemToolClassLoader()) meaning you can generate, compile and load Java classes on the fly. No more mucking around with undocumented private classes, yay