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The Wonderful World Of Amazon Spam (Part 3)

Fresh from my Inbox. Enjoy.

How did they made the jump from J2EE design patterns to Windows device drivers, I don't know. However their guess is not completely without merit. Take a look at the Windows device driver I wrote: WQGHLT. It's GPL-ed.

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Posted by Weiqi Gao on February 29, 2008 8:24:50 AM CST #


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Comment from anjan bacchu on February 29, 2008 2:05:34 PM CST #
hi weiqi, good to know that there are other java hackers who hacked on windrivers as well. do you miss softice ? I did, when i moved to the java world. I want BPINT and other conditional breakpoints (recently java IDEs are giving conditionals, albeit with very slow performance). Amazon book recommendation : there is a chance that some of us bought both the Core Java book as well as device driver books around the same time (I know I did 8 years ago) BR, ~A
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Comment from Adam on February 29, 2008 3:10:55 PM CST #
I don't think your Win3.1 driver counts as NT, but nice try :-) I see the readme has a timestamp of Feb 2006. You may have the newest Win3.1 driver in existence.

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