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1070 - Java Deployment course - lunch break
We've several delegates on this week's course who are visiting the UK from overseas, and haven't been to Wiltshire before ... and the other delegates are staying with us. But the daylight is still short, and touring at night is cold and you can't see much. So we started early today, then extended ....

1069 - Rail trouble forced me to buy hotel
.... that's a headline in Monday's "Metro" paper, over a story about how we came to open Well House Manor. "Graham Ellis, 52 was facing ruin ..." it says. Well - not quite, though I suppose that the business would have been severely damaged if we had done nothing at all to offer viable alternatives ....

1068 - ls -l report, Linux / Unix - types and permssions
What does drwtrwx--- mean on the start of your ls-l report? The first character (d in my example) tells you the type of symbol you have on the file system, as follows: d - a directory; b - a block-type special file; c - a character-type special file; p - a named pipe; l - a symbolic link; S - a so ....

1067 - Serialization in Java - all layers required!
If you want to subject a delicate piece of equipment to an extreme of temperture for a prolonged period, it's no good just putting it in a box, even if that box CAN withstand the temperature extreme. No - you need to have piece of temperature tolerant equipment AND a tempertaure tolerant box if you' ....

1066 - Final, Finally and Finalize - three special words in Java
A final method or variable is one that can't be overridden - you can define a method as final within a class to ensure that any extensions to the class don't replace it. If you add a finally block onto the end of a try / catch exception handler, you're defining a block of code that will be run if t ....

1065 - Graham Ellis - an Introduction
Sharing an introduction I made elsewhere - I'm not just an IT trainer - I do have other interests! Hi, I'm Graham Ellis. I've been in the "IT" industry for 30+ years, and I live in Melksham, Wiltshire. I run specialist training courses here and many of my customers (or until last December, they cam ....

1064 - Light and shadows at Beach
Yesterday was a glorious, sharp but sunny day and one of those rare opportunities we get these days to relax a little and take a day off - or at least part of a day. We all went over to see Chris (my son) and his wife Delene and their cat Snowball at the incongrously named "Beach" which is a small ....

1063 - Bradford-on-Avon - 150 years of passenger trains
Yesterday was the 150th anniversary of the opening of Bradford-on-Avon station - a town about half the size of Melksham which is situated on the main Portsmouth to Cardiff line about 6 miles away, and is served by a service that's hourly or somewhat more frequent thoughout the day, and has a bustlin ....

1062 - Java sorting - comparable v comparator
In Java, you can sort objects that implement the Collection interface, using either the comparable interface or a comparator class. What's the difference? A Comparable interfaced class must contain a method called compareTo to compare two objects (one being the object on which it is called and th ....

1061 - Take vehicles off the road - put all the passengers into one
One of these road vehicles can take as many passengers as all the others put together - which? Yes, Sunday brunch was with the travel and transport folks and I ended up taking a photograph of the carpet at Jxxxx and Dxxe's place. The brunch was lovely; we drove across there as public transport ....

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