jasper

Ask Dane Jasper about his fiber rollout in the Bay Area and you'll see what I mean (he lurks here).

A Jasper Morrison chair might be incredibly beautiful and expressive, but it's designed to be sat in.

Also, structuring it this way makes it easy to substitute jasper/jasmin or another bytecode (dis)assembler if desired.

This whole social hierarchy based on colors reminds me of Jasper Fforde's Shades of Gray.

I've implemented a calendar like this in a jasper report (on Oracle), with hyperlinks to actions on that date.

With things like the Jasper Project [0], you can run your own personal assistant that decodes voice on your machine and doesn't use the cloud.

In that previous thread no one mentioned my favorite, Jasper Johns.

Dane Jasper of sonic.net has laid it all out much better than I could[6].

Granted, Jasper doesn't fit in your pocket (yet).

Reminds me of my time in grad school:-) Looks like jasper's recommended way is to improve or find a way to bypass the memory managment (slab allocation) subsystem.

Neil Gaiman; Douglas Adams; Jasper Fforde.

The current 'jasper' model 360's have a RRoD rate of less than 4% which is actually significantly better than the industry standard of 5-8% for hardware failures in the first year.

Isn't "Jasper" the pretty well-established name for a Java report library?

"The Eyre Affair: A Thursday Next Novel" by Jasper Fforde, it starts slow, so give it 100 pages but I was hooked then and read all other books from him (and all are excellent).

Jasper works pretty well and gives you a designer, but you could also roll your own like Aheinemann says.

To give you some perspective, Dane Jasper, CEO of Sonic.net said they spend about 3% of their costs on bandwidth.

Jasper is a thin layer built on top of those systems (sphinx in this case).