Comments on: InfoPoo http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=infopoo If you have nothing bad to say, say nothing. Wed, 14 Dec 2011 08:51:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Craig Tataryn http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-333 Craig Tataryn Sun, 30 Jul 2006 22:32:19 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-333 Hani is a viral marketer now, cool. Hani is a viral marketer now, cool.

]]> By: Dick Stallman http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-332 Dick Stallman Sat, 29 Jul 2006 17:57:39 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-332 TSS is on it's death bed as Java retreats into COBOL legacy land. Any monkey could put up a website to beat TSS at this point. Pretty funny comment about Javalobby though. As usual, yeseterday (Friday) was another round of circle jerking about a non-death of java article that was perceived as a "death of java" article by the subhumans over there. TSS is on it’s death bed as Java retreats into COBOL legacy land. Any monkey could put up a website to beat TSS at this point.

Pretty funny comment about Javalobby though. As usual, yeseterday (Friday) was another round of circle jerking about a non-death of java article that was perceived as a “death of java” article by the subhumans over there.

]]> By: Dhanji Ka Land http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-331 Dhanji Ka Land Fri, 28 Jul 2006 23:21:20 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-331 InfoQ is Renamed as the POOQ. You are desi hai Dhanji. Naa sulla nee notla petta, or Mere land in Dhanji's mouth. Dhanji, you sound like a , what agian? Twat? You Pu---! InfoQ is Renamed as the POOQ. You are desi hai Dhanji. Naa sulla nee notla petta, or Mere land in Dhanji’s mouth.

Dhanji, you sound like a , what agian? Twat? You Pu—!

]]> By: Dhanji http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-330 Dhanji Mon, 24 Jul 2006 21:02:18 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-330 Yea Fragile Agile sounds like a twat. Go invade some one's privacy or repress your religious guilt by making arbitrary social laws, conservative prick. InfoQ may suck but.. well, that's about it. Yea Fragile Agile sounds like a twat. Go invade some one’s privacy or repress your religious guilt by making arbitrary social laws, conservative prick.

InfoQ may suck but.. well, that’s about it.

]]> By: PooOnaStick http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-329 PooOnaStick Mon, 24 Jul 2006 17:53:21 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-329 Thoughtworks is in trouble? News to me. But I thought whats his face had patterns and some such. Thoughtworks is in trouble? News to me. But I thought whats his face had patterns and some such.

]]> By: jesse kuhnert http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-328 jesse kuhnert Sun, 23 Jul 2006 23:49:22 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-328 Wow, you really sound like an ass Fragile Agile. Can't say I'm in your camp either. Maybe you would do better in your "IT" group and leave software engineering to the big boys? Wow, you really sound like an ass Fragile Agile. Can’t say I’m in your camp either. Maybe you would do better in your “IT” group and leave software engineering to the big boys?

]]> By: Fragile Agile http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-327 Fragile Agile Sun, 23 Jul 2006 22:10:05 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-327 I've checked out the site, and yes, it does suck. There it way too much Ruby, .Net, SOA bullshit within my click-reach, and I consider it a waste of god damn space for such stories to be viewable on the first page of an enterprise IT site. When will people realize the fact that programmers do not use AOP, as it is advertised, won't come accross SOA unless they are forced and won't touch Ruby with a ten foot pole unless they must? We might be interested in coding annotations, if you really have to go "under the hood", we might be interested in hearing JBoss Seam, perhaps if you really must talk about JSF. EJB3 has brought about so many changes that is already radically changing how we are coding up enterprise apps, and we would like to hear more about it, more than the one weenie article you've put up there, which happens to be a useless glossary. You know, there are some big differences within the IT world, and since I know which side I like, I propose two party system for IT-java world. We, the EJB3 friendly, Linux shell-loving, Ant hacking, design making, document writing, text based plan people with expertise ,will be the conservatives, the right wing. Agile cult with their extreme anal programming, Ruby loving, ThoughtBlows following weirdo crowd can form the left wing, liberals of the IT world, who would like to listen to everyone, please everyone, can't make the hard choices, and must need constant parental supervision inside or outside projects, to save them from themselves. I would then appreciate if fellow travelers would simply label a site "left wing Java-IT site" from now on, to communicate which side of the fence it is standing on, so next time I won't have to spend 50 seconds to look at it, or even have to spend the finger energy to click on its link, to show me the unwanted content. Thank you, God bless you all, and God bless Enterprise World of Java. I’ve checked out the site, and yes, it does suck. There it way too much Ruby, .Net, SOA bullshit within my click-reach, and I consider it a waste of god damn space for such stories to be viewable on the first page of an enterprise IT site. When will people realize the fact that programmers do not use AOP, as it is advertised, won’t come accross SOA unless they are forced and won’t touch Ruby with a ten foot pole unless they must? We might be interested in coding annotations, if you really have to go “under the hood”, we might be interested in hearing JBoss Seam, perhaps if you really must talk about JSF. EJB3 has brought about so many changes that is already radically changing how we are coding up enterprise apps, and we would like to hear more about it, more than the one weenie article you’ve put up there, which happens to be a useless glossary.

You know, there are some big differences within the IT world, and since I know which side I like, I propose two party system for IT-java world.

We, the EJB3 friendly, Linux shell-loving, Ant hacking, design making, document writing, text based plan people with expertise ,will be the conservatives, the right wing.

Agile cult with their extreme anal programming, Ruby loving, ThoughtBlows following weirdo crowd can form the left wing, liberals of the IT world, who would like to listen to everyone, please everyone, can’t make the hard choices, and must need constant parental supervision inside or outside projects, to save them from themselves.

I would then appreciate if fellow travelers would simply label a site “left wing Java-IT site” from now on, to communicate which side of the fence it is standing on, so next time I won’t have to spend 50 seconds to look at it, or even have to spend the finger energy to click on its link, to show me the unwanted content.

Thank you, God bless you all, and God bless Enterprise World of Java.

]]> By: Niall http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-326 Niall Fri, 21 Jul 2006 19:08:59 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-326 Looks like you need an advertisement category now Hani - is this a service you're selling or just a favour? Looks like you need an advertisement category now Hani – is this a service you’re selling or just a favour?

]]> By: Anonymous Jroller Turned Off NewUserReg http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-325 Anonymous Jroller Turned Off NewUserReg Fri, 21 Jul 2006 08:20:26 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-325 >Fwiw, here's the good link: >http://www.infoq.com/agile/ >Posted by Deborah Hartmann on July 19, 2006 at Here is a brilliant article I found on the site by Deborah: http://www.infoq.com/news/Teamsize-Studies-Small-is-Best entitled "Studies Concur, Small Teams Are Best" Wow what an amazing discovery! Hani, you'd better stop writing the bileblog and programming that portal and voting in the executive committee--you need to reconsider your entire world view now that infoq has revealed this mystical truth about our universe. While you're at it, you might want to try fasting and holding your poop too. I heard the Buddha called in and withdrew his stupid "nirvana" idea as soon as he saw this article on infoq. I mean if only Gandhi and MLK had known this and fired the slackers from their giant unwieldly freedom-fighting, civil-rights mongering teams Im sure the world would be a better place today. Alas, they perished in haste, their dreams unrealized, without the solace of an infoq.com and a resultant better world. idiots. >Fwiw, here’s the good link: >http://www.infoq.com/agile/
>Posted by Deborah Hartmann on July 19, 2006 at

Here is a brilliant article I found on the site by Deborah: http://www.infoq.com/news/Teamsize-Studies-Small-is-Best

entitled “Studies Concur, Small Teams Are Best”

Wow what an amazing discovery! Hani, you’d better stop writing the bileblog and programming that portal and voting in the executive committee–you need to reconsider your entire world view now that infoq has revealed this mystical truth about our universe.
While you’re at it, you might want to try fasting and holding your poop too. I heard the Buddha called in and withdrew his stupid “nirvana” idea as soon as he saw this article on infoq.
I mean if only Gandhi and MLK had known this and fired the slackers from their giant unwieldly freedom-fighting, civil-rights mongering teams Im sure the world would be a better place today. Alas, they perished in haste, their dreams unrealized, without the solace of an infoq.com and a resultant better world.

idiots.

]]> By: Fapper http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-324 Fapper Fri, 21 Jul 2006 08:15:32 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-324 Might as well pick .NET to cover, Java's jumped the shark anyway. Might as well pick .NET to cover, Java’s jumped the shark anyway.

]]> By: Michael Jouravlev http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-323 Michael Jouravlev Thu, 20 Jul 2006 20:13:24 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-323 > .NET & Java - the two don't mix. Folks on both > realms are not going to take a site seriously > if its playin the fence - eventually it will loose out. This is just bullshit. For example, have you known about SmartNavigation feature in ASP.NET? I haven't. Well, it may not be important now when the same thing can be done with Ajax, but 5 years ago a similar feature would be welcome in, say, Struts. Or viewstate that is makes its way into JSF? If you use only one technology, you may be inventing something already invented by others. > .NET & Java – the two don’t mix. Folks on both
> realms are not going to take a site seriously
> if its playin the fence – eventually it will loose out.

This is just bullshit. For example, have you known about SmartNavigation feature in ASP.NET? I haven’t. Well, it may not be important now when the same thing can be done with Ajax, but 5 years ago a similar feature would be welcome in, say, Struts. Or viewstate that is makes its way into JSF?

If you use only one technology, you may be inventing something already invented by others.

]]> By: Floyd Marinescu http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-322 Floyd Marinescu Thu, 20 Jul 2006 16:15:18 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-322 Sony said: "I do agree that InfoQ needs to pick between .NET & Java - the two don't mix. Folks on both realms are not going to take a site seriously if its playin the fence - eventually it will loose out." Sony, the whole point about InfoQ is that we don't need to pick, we give YOU the choice to pick. Just uncheck the .NET Box and you won't see any .NET content. Floyd Sony said: “I do agree that InfoQ needs to pick between .NET & Java – the two don’t mix. Folks on both realms are not going to take a site seriously if its playin the fence – eventually it will loose out.”

Sony, the whole point about InfoQ is that we don’t need to pick, we give YOU the choice to pick. Just uncheck the .NET Box and you won’t see any .NET content.

Floyd

]]> By: Flood Ceausescu http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-321 Flood Ceausescu Thu, 20 Jul 2006 15:38:56 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-321 Fragile AJAX for SOA 2.0 with Ruby! You heard it first at infuckU! Down with TSS! Fragile AJAX for SOA 2.0 with Ruby! You heard it first at infuckU!

Down with TSS!

]]> By: Sony Mathew http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-320 Sony Mathew Thu, 20 Jul 2006 14:42:53 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-320 Its a funny turn of events - being biled by Hani is now a compliment - which in turn causes Hani to bile about stuff he really shouldn't (and he knows it). There's no doubt in most folks minds that InfoQ is going to eventually take the whole TSS crowd (atleast the smart ones) unless InfoQ really starts crappin on itself. I do agree that InfoQ needs to pick between .NET & Java - the two don't mix. Folks on both realms are not going to take a site seriously if its playin the fence - eventually it will loose out. Its a funny turn of events – being biled by Hani is now a compliment – which in turn causes Hani to bile about stuff he really shouldn’t (and he knows it).

There’s no doubt in most folks minds that InfoQ is going to eventually take the whole TSS crowd (atleast the smart ones) unless InfoQ really starts crappin on itself.

I do agree that InfoQ needs to pick between .NET & Java – the two don’t mix. Folks on both realms are not going to take a site seriously if its playin the fence – eventually it will loose out.

]]> By: Uncle Wiggly http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-319 Uncle Wiggly Thu, 20 Jul 2006 12:10:30 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-319 <<The "agile" cult bothers me for some reason. I can't quite place my finger on it but it repulses me.>> I have the same reaction to the Fragile nitwits. For me it is partly because of the attempt to present themselves as custodians or, worse, owners/inventors, of the long-standing knowledge and behaviors of the developer community. Partly it is the amount of dishonesty involved in presenting themselves as innovators when, in fact, they have very little new to say. Partly it is because of an odd moralistic twist to many of their public statements. Partly it is because of the sheer marketing/bullshit flavor of so much they offer. 'Patterns for Daily Stand-up Meetings Published' HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA - ah, God, let me catch my breath. 'Patterns'. HAHAHAHAHAHAH <choke><sputter> Oh, it's been 'Published' ? Like all important research work, I suppose ? That might be it in a nutshell. Here's this stupid little turd talking about really simple stuff that literally every team of human beings has dealt with successfully - gee, we need to talk with each other - and he wants us to pretend he is doing Work of Serious Value. Perhaps he is preparing to offer his services as a 'Daily Stand-up Meetings Best Practices Consultant'. We need that. That kind of nonsense is par for the course in the bullshit-ridden world of business. Still, when you talk (privately !) with such salesmen in many areas, they are able to appreciate the superficiality and see the humor in what they do. My impression of these Fragile idiots is that they either 1) take themselves far too seriously to even consider the thought that all their babbling is no more than their latest lame way to make money or 2) realize that, even in a world awash with bullshit, what they have to offer has so little value that they cannot afford even to hint that they know it ... any crack in the wall will bring it all down. Either way, it makes the Fragile people an unusually detestable group of fucktards. < >

I have the same reaction to the Fragile nitwits. For me it is partly because of the attempt to present themselves as custodians or, worse, owners/inventors, of the long-standing knowledge and behaviors of the developer community. Partly it is the amount of dishonesty involved in presenting themselves as innovators when, in fact, they have very little new to say. Partly it is because of an odd moralistic twist to many of their public statements. Partly it is because of the sheer marketing/bullshit flavor of so much they offer.

‘Patterns for Daily Stand-up Meetings Published’

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA – ah, God, let me catch my breath.

‘Patterns’. HAHAHAHAHAHAH Oh, it’s been ‘Published’ ? Like all important research work, I suppose ?

That might be it in a nutshell. Here’s this stupid little turd talking about really simple stuff that literally every team of human beings has dealt with successfully – gee, we need to talk with each other – and he wants us to pretend he is doing Work of Serious Value. Perhaps he is preparing to offer his services as a ‘Daily Stand-up Meetings Best Practices Consultant’. We need that.

That kind of nonsense is par for the course in the bullshit-ridden world of business. Still, when you talk (privately !) with such salesmen in many areas, they are able to appreciate the superficiality and see the humor in what they do.

My impression of these Fragile idiots is that they either 1) take themselves far too seriously to even consider the thought that all their babbling is no more than their latest lame way to make money or 2) realize that, even in a world awash with bullshit, what they have to offer has so little value that they cannot afford even to hint that they know it … any crack in the wall will bring it all down.

Either way, it makes the Fragile people an unusually detestable group of fucktards.

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-318 Anonymous Thu, 20 Jul 2006 10:59:24 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-318 Woo, Floyd Marinescu's response is at the image of infoq (in french, you would hear infoarse - or infodick depending on the accent of the speaker): a boring pile of crap. Just the look of the site makes me flee... and all that shitload of buzzwords2.0 make me cry my mother! I went back straight to my prefered funny-smelling TSS. Oh and just in case you wonder about where do all those unique visits come from... try to compute what is the audience of the sites that have posted a link to this dung (yes, even Ajaxian... I know!) and you will understand. Woo, Floyd Marinescu’s response is at the image of infoq (in french, you would hear infoarse – or infodick depending on the accent of the speaker): a boring pile of crap. Just the look of the site makes me flee… and all that shitload of buzzwords2.0 make me cry my mother! I went back straight to my prefered funny-smelling TSS. Oh and just in case you wonder about where do all those unique visits come from… try to compute what is the audience of the sites that have posted a link to this dung (yes, even Ajaxian… I know!) and you will understand.

]]> By: Shane http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-317 Shane Thu, 20 Jul 2006 09:18:50 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-317 Despite the criticism of InfoQ, TSS seems to be completely down at the moment while InfoQ continues to serve requests (0 comments and all). Despite the criticism of InfoQ, TSS seems to be completely down at the moment while InfoQ continues to serve requests (0 comments and all).

]]> By: Rick 'Schizzle my nizzle' Hightower http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-316 Rick 'Schizzle my nizzle' Hightower Thu, 20 Jul 2006 07:42:56 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-316 Yo! Wassup! I iz the shizzle. Oh yeah baby! I have figured out how to add jars to my Maven 2 repository! Head on over to my blog and check out how easy it is, fools! http://jroller.com/page/RickHigh?entry=adding_oracle_adf_jar_files Schiz! Slip me some skin! Rick http://www.arc-mind.com/images/arcmind.jpg Yo! Wassup! I iz the shizzle. Oh yeah baby! I have figured out how to add jars to my Maven 2 repository! Head on over to my blog and check out how easy it is, fools!

http://jroller.com/page/RickHigh?entry=adding_oracle_adf_jar_files

Schiz!

Slip me some skin!
Rick
http://www.arc-mind.com/images/arcmind.jpg

]]> By: Thomas Boshell http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-315 Thomas Boshell Thu, 20 Jul 2006 05:23:44 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-315 Of course, such a blog will make people look at the website, it drives our curiostiy. I think that is the value of the BileBlog, it is a funny critisim to catch our attention. But I do not think that the author (Hani) really believes that such will make us turn a blind eye on the subject material; rather, to open our eyes and not look on with blind faith in the workings of others. Seriously, why such a heavy defense on the website? I don't care about excuses and when someone goes on the defense presenting their 'resonses' of why it is so only tells me that they are in-fact quite weak. I thought that the tone of this bile was actually quite mellow, seemed more like a slight acid reflux or a bit of burping than real bile this time. Floyd be happy Of course, such a blog will make people look at the website, it drives our curiostiy. I think that is the value of the BileBlog, it is a funny critisim to catch our attention. But I do not think that the author (Hani) really believes that such will make us turn a blind eye on the subject material; rather, to open our eyes and not look on with blind faith in the workings of others. Seriously, why such a heavy defense on the website? I don’t care about excuses and when someone goes on the defense presenting their ‘resonses’ of why it is so only tells me that they are in-fact quite weak.

I thought that the tone of this bile was actually quite mellow, seemed more like a slight acid reflux or a bit of burping than real bile this time. Floyd be happy

]]> By: Ben Turner http://www.bileblog.org/2006/07/infopoo/comment-page-1/#comment-314 Ben Turner Thu, 20 Jul 2006 04:42:01 +0000 http://www.bileblog.org/?p=24#comment-314 In ways, I read InfoQ in preference to ServerSide BECAUSE of the zero comments on each article. Have you read TSS comments these days - they read like infantile dribblings most of the time, which is a shame as they used to have some sort of intellectual content contained within. Which is a bit like the BileBlog actually. In ways, I read InfoQ in preference to ServerSide BECAUSE of the zero comments on each article.

Have you read TSS comments these days – they read like infantile dribblings most of the time, which is a shame as they used to have some sort of intellectual content contained within.

Which is a bit like the BileBlog actually.

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