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Erik's Pulse has been published.

Daniel — Endorsing a front runner.

Matthew — Movies are not razor blades!

Russ — Cube Humor.

Rael — Textamerica Camera Phone Tips.

David — IntelliJ Aurora EAP #1113 available..

Alan — NotGoodEnough.com.au.

JMXUnit 0.1, supports JMX vendor independent testing of JMX MBeans.

New Java Widgets For Eclipse. German-based Innoopract released an Eclipse plug-in to its popular World Wide Web Windowing Toolkit (W4T).

Mike — Coca-Cola Music Site Experiences Technical Difficulties.

Goldy — 7 tips to improve Server Side Java Performance.

The Periodic Table of Condiments. [via Fishbowl]

Andrew — What's on my laptop?

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Frank — Bluetooth & MIDP 2.0 sites.

Anthony — Persistent Login Cookie.

Apple posts latest iPod ad. "Channel Surfing" by Feature Cast.

Diego — feedexplorer. Ubber cool!

Howard — More on Tapestry and JSF … and greater issues, such as the JCP and the future of Sun and Java.

Rusty — Sebastiano Vigna has released version 4.0 of fastUtil.

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Russ — Sending SMS Messages From Your Computer, Why JSTL Continues to Rock, Mobile Publishing and Avatars for Mobile Video Conferencing?

David — IntelliJ Aurora EAP #1108 is out.

Gregg — MyEclipse Enterprise Workbench Rocks!

Matt — [Review] J2EE Design and Development.

Mike — JavaBlogs and response codes.

Robert — Examples for "More on getters and setters".

Mark — Blackdown Java 1.4.x for AMD64.

Ted — Some Python tips.

Werner — Re : Sending SMS Messages From Your Computer.

Leslie — Quick Links.

Dave — XML Error Handling in Web Browsers.

Dave — Digital Audio Round-up.

Keith — Links.

Erik — FTPeel 1.1, MailDrop 1.3.1.

Charles — Confluence Beta 2… er… 3.

Java SOS 3.65, a Java Servlets office suite.

Tweaking MySQL (4.x) Primer. Optimizing your MySQL 4.x database server.

I spent five hours on the phone with Rick Ross (of Javalobby) on Saturday afternoon. I think we effectively fixed everything that is wrong in the world. Stay tunned. ;-)

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Ocean — Helma.

Jason — P900 J2ME Toolkit/Bluetooth Woes.

Matt — Win2VNC is very cool.

Wendong — More MIDP 2.0 Phones from Motorola.

Leslie — Quick Links.

Jeffrey — Evengelizing wikis.

Keith — Links.

DrPython 2.0.3. Cross-platform IDE for Python. 

Robert — NewsGator Mobile Edition.

JILetters 0.0.5. A Java-based alphabet learning assistant.

Open Source Awards 2004. Valgrind, VideoLAN, JACK, and Pango.

Diego — movies, movies, movies.

Russ — MobKnowledge.com and Nokia to release Perl for Series 60!

Arjun — iPod in the house!

Rusty — JBarcodeBean 1.0.2 and EditiX 1.0.

Ben — Java in Your Stereo?

Jon — Using Ruby to build Java systems.

Kevin — ClassLoader's are tricky… here's a few tips.

Jon — jCoverage 1.0.5 GPL Version.

Ken — pay good money for good tools.

Masayoshi — Release Note : RSSSearch v.0.4.

Matt — Revoking a GPG key.

Jeremy — Craigslist RSS Search Script.

Ara — J3EE on the horizon.

EclipseME 0.1.0, cross-platform Eclipse IDE plugins to facilitate development of J2ME applications.

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Tom — .NET on Panther.

Asymmetric Encryption Keys With the KeyPairGenerator and Encryption and Decryption Using Symmetric Keys.

My feed is now listed on java.net.

BeepLite Networking Layer. A Java implementation of BEEP (Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol).

Daniel — Not wild enough.

Matthew — iLife '04 and Microsoft.

Russ— Unsurprisingly…, Nokia to release Perl for Series 60! and 1350 Referrers.

Thurrott returns to the HP iPod. WMA support is disabled in the iPod's firmware, HP wants it.

Anthony — Java RSS Parsing.

Rusty — DateChooser 1.2.4.

Blaine — Free font - my scribbled printing.

Dominic — .NET Compact framework Namespace posters.

James — [email protected] - "The Demos".

Toni — Tomcat Tutorial: HelloWorld for Complete Fools ;-)

Michael — Functionality first, compatibility second.

Matt — Resin 3.0.5 Released! and AppFuse 1.3 Released!

Howard — Kito Mann Interview about JSF.

Hani — Kill the TDD crowd.

Adam — photo fuck.

Rick — Non-obvious Code Should Obviously Be Killed.

Bill — Extracting files from an RPM archive. [added to wiki]

Erik — The Transition to X.

Using WebObjects: More Practical Tips and Tricks.

Java Telnet Daemon 1.0. An embeddable telnet daemon written in Java.

New 20GB MP3 player from Philips. HDD120.

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I just discovered IZArc and I like it, especially the fact that it supports association with JARs and WARs. I emailed the author about supporting EARs too.

Feds Order Microsoft to Fix Music Browser Override. “Shop for Music Online” to be tweaked.

Carlos — WebStart for .NET.

FavIcon Generator. Easy favicon.ico generator.

Kenneth — HP Ipaq H2210/H2215 Review.

Paul — Palm Tungsten C v Sony UX-50.

W3C moves ahead with mobile Web standard. CC/PP 1.0.

Jim — Infamy.

Kenneth — AMD Ships Mobile AMD 64 Processors.

eBay joker auctions off West Virginia. Drew 56 bids and nearly enough $ to fill in the state's budget hole.

What's New in the J2EE Connector Architecture 1.5 (Part 2). Learn more about the Message Inflow and Transaction Inflow contracts.

Pinocio — Releasing two MIDP 2 games.

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Russ — Task Switcher for Symbian Devices.

Rael — Defending the miniPod.

Ryan — The Server Side.net using Java?

Steve — iBook woes - Is this number 6?

Nokia loosens reins for developers. The more you pay the more you get.

Mike — Latest Studies Say RIAA May Have Declared Victory Too Soon.

Judge upholds ruling against Microsoft in browser patent case. Ordered to pay more than $520.

I went to QFC late last night to buy some milk and found out, to my surprise, that they are selling pre-paid Napster Music Download Cards at the cash register. $14.85 for 15 downloads.

Supercharge Your Java Web Applications with Translets. Translets, a brand new addition to Java, can improve your Web application performance multiple fold.

Fatten Up Your Java UIs with JGoodies. A basketful of JGoodies is all you need.

JTGL, a Java Tiny Gfx Library.

Matt — Device Capability with RDF.

Dave — Thoughts on Blogging The Market.

Andreas — Brain Teaser #1: the same but not equal.

Keith — Links.

Mozilla updated to version 1.6. Several Mail enhancements.

Tutorial: MySQL Crash Course, Part 2.

Gillette Unveils Pulsing Shaving Razor. M3Power, a souped-up version of the Mach3Turbo featuring 62 patents, battery-powered.

AntRunner 2.1. Use Ant within JBuilder 4-9 and JBuilderX.

Leslie — Quick Links.

Today's sponsor is Atlassian.

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Java Guru Spills The NetBeans, Welcomes Competition. James Gosling weighs in.

Rankings for Basic Cable Networks. Fairly Odd Parents, SpongeBob and WWE.

Review: Sony Ericsson T630.

Intel Adds 11g to Centrino. Took long enough. 

Review: Athlon 64 FX Motherboards.

Nick — TheClientSide.com??

Keith — Links.

Apple to be debt-free Feb. 16; sells remaining stake in Akamai.

JDraw 1.1.1, a pixel oriented image editor written in Java.

Mike — Where Do They Come Up With These Patents?

Popeye turns 75. The Empire State Building plans to shine its tower lights green from sundown to midnight over the weekend. Spinach loving freak!

End of Life for Red Hat 7.x, 8.0. RH 9 will reach its end-of-life on April 30.

Zaval JRC 2.0, a Java Resource Editor.

J2ME 101, Part 4: The Generic Connection Framework.

Tutorial: XML programming in Java technology, Part 1.

Sue — MIDP 2.0 - Fun yes, but not just games.

Sun posts net loss of $125 million for the second quarter of its 2004 fiscal year.

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Daniel — Clean Fill Dirt.

Diego — file sharing = piracy? Not really.

Rusty — Relaxer 1.0 and XMLBuddy Pro 2.0.2.

Benoit — Mon avis sur hirbernate.

Jeremy — Java in Space.

Niel — JSPWiki Has Many Templates.

WinSCP 3.5 released.

<oXygen/> XML Editor 3.0 released.

Apple announces Logic Pro 6, Logic Express 6, Soundtrack 1.2. Computer-based music production.

Pete's Blackjack 1.2, a blackjack card game.

CD singles to go 'in three years'. CD singles will be phased out in the US within three years, according to a leading chart expert.

Sony Unveils New Aiwa Multimedia Players. Aiwa USB Audio players using the "Pavit" proprietary storage format.

Microsoft Vows Appeal of Latest Browser Ruling. The controversial '906 patent spat has taken a new turn with a judge ordering Microsoft to pay $521M in damages.

Mike — One By One, Hollywood Admits Movies Show Up Online.

Want Free Wi-Fi With That Latte? Shlotzky's free Wi-Fi service.

Michael — Ringtone is big business.

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I started a Wiki. Right now it only has a collection of tips gathered over the years. I'm sure there will be more to come. I have to admit that JSPWiki totally rocks.

Java Scripting: Half the Size, Half the Time. BeanShell and PNuts.

Hibernate your Data. One way to improve server-side performance is to cache data instead of generating it over and over again.

Introduction to Aspect-Oriented Programming.

Matt — Revenge of the Roundup.

Matthew — Planet Apache.

Russ — Nokia 6620: It MUST BE MINE!!!!!

Anil — A Nokia 6600 with an EDGE (Nokia 6620 US).

Vive la Différence. A new site asks visitors to vote on whether an object is male or female.

Dominic — IBM J9 JVM works on my Toshiba e355.

Kathy — MIDP 2.0 is just too much fun..

Luke — JBuilder, Eclipse or IDEA? No contest…

Matt — MD-5 password encryption and the "secret key".

Ted — pydoc.

Jeremy — The Future Of Domain Names?

Pankaj — Pretty Good Tutorial on XPath …

JFaceDbc 2.2.1, a JDBC client.

Apple finishes '03 as No. 5 PC vendor with 3.2% share. 0.2% decrease.

Sync4j 1.2. An Open source SyncML server and framework.

HP: $2.5 Billion in Linux Revenue in '03. Linux-related revenue was more than $2.5 billion in 2003.

Today's sponsor is Atlassian.

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Russ — Nokia's Series 60 XHTML-MP Guide.

Deploy Your J2ME Application on a Sprint Phone. Fun stuff with .jads.

TSS Article: Testing Java Classes with JUnit.

Mark — IntelliJ IDEA EAP #1101 out.

Niel — iReport Further Improves Using JasperReports.

Scott — Cell Phone Ring Tones Hit $3.5 Billion in Sales and Washington Mutual to Trial CD Auctions Using eBay.

TIL Over RSS. Apple's now got RSS feeds for the Knowledge Base.

Cameraphones as Weapons of Mass Disruption. The list of places where cameraphones are being banned is growing at an alarming rate.

Guillaume — How SmartCVS saved my life.

Rui — Backlog.

Apple posts $63M profit. Up 36% for the first quarter of its fiscal year 2004.

Prevent Web Application Hijacking. Let Web applications' vulnerability to security and policy breaches inspire you to build more secure apps

Glen — Our first staffer (and our Java Spamfilter).

Mini Pricing. It appears that the latest iPod mini from Apple costs twice as much as it should.

Yahoo meets estimates; revenue soars. $75 million net profit.

Haiti government kisses ICANN ring, rewarded with control over own domain. .hk redelegation reveals rot at heart of Internet

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Michael — How many virtual machines can you nest?

Sam — New adventures in Character Encoding.

Matt — Macromedia's Flex.

Daniel — java.net Newsletters.

Jim — MobiSlackers or not?

Matt — Maestro: Works on Windows, Linux, and Solaris Too!

Chris — What about MMS Voicemail?

David — blojsom 2.08 available.

Did you know that the Toyota Prius is equipped with Bluetooth?

Eclipse Foundation to separate from IBM. To be voted on during the Eclipse technical conference.

Matt — Sunken/Highlighted Input Fields with CSS.

Howard — Andrew C. Oliver's Parting Words.

Keith — Links.

Mike — Interface design job at Nokia.

Experts: No Mobile Phone Link to Health, but more research needed.

FCC chair wants to overturn decision on Bono curse. UnFuckingBelivable.

Matt — Kodak to Stop Making Film Cameras, But They Sucked Anyway.

Aaron — ColdFusion & log4j.

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Design Pattern Toolkit. An Eclipse-enabled tool for generating applications based on customizable, model-driven architecture patterns.

Russ — More Bluejacking Fun!

Kodak to Stop Selling Traditional Cameras in U.S. The move is an effort by Kodak to cut lines with declining appeal in favor of fast-growing digital products.

Larry Ellison weds again. Fourth time, to novelist Melanie Craft.

Anti-Richard Saunders's Weblog: I am against Richard Saunders.

Keith — OSCAR Protocol Documentation Project updates.

Nick — IntelliJ… lost its way?

Mark — The origins of X-Priority.

Bruce — Rethinking weblogging (and everything else).

Leslie — Quick Links.

Rajesh — Apple's Intelligent Pricing.

Steve — An Epiphany.

Rui — Projects/vcard 2 ldap.

Kevin — Are Applets Making a Comeback.

Quartz 1.3. Quartz Enterprise Job Scheduler.

Learning Cocoa: Repurposing Variables.

jZonic-Cache 1.0, a Java-based caching system.

NBC's “Today” show premiered in 1952.

Today's sponsor is Atlassian.

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Refux — Eclipse plugins I use everyday.

Carlos — 101 Reasons Why Java is Better than .NET (Reloaded).

VeriSign To Run New RFID Root Directory. EPCglobal will pay VeriSign to build out and manage the ONS root directory platform on its behalf.

Bertolucci film 'The Dreamers' will be released as NC-17, the first film since 1997 so rated. [via Amy]

Mustaches give cops more authority. An extra 65 cents a month to grow a mustache.

Darren — Virtual vs Final.

Mike — Songwriters Want Dual Payments For Copy Protected CDs and Shopping Cart Abandonment Due To Hidden Surprises.

Canadian MP3 player tax challenged. Apple Computer, Dell and HP are challenging a recent ruling in Canada that would impose an extra fee ($25) on digital music players.

Marcus — Unit Testing Performance.

Java Implementation of Speex 0.9. A Java port of the Speex speech codec.

Rael — Security by Profanity.

Macworld review: Eudora 6.0.

Jicarilla 0.3-alpha, a platform for developing Java applications and components.

PalmSource stealth releases OS milestone. Hush hush.

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XML-RPC in Java programming. The simplest route to interapplication communication.

2D animation with image-based paths. Take the heavy coding out of fixed-object animation.

Daniel — Goodbye again, JavaWorld.

JavaPerformanceTuning Interview: Jayson Falkner.

The Middleware Company announces the launch of TheServerSide.NET.

Diego — oops.

Matthew — Opera supports RSS.

Tutorial: Session management with J2ME and PHP.

Tutorial: Writing a J2ME App for the Nokia 6610.

Sketsa 1.6, a WYSIWYG SVG Editor.

Opera 7 now on PDA: Sharp Again Goes for Opera in New SL-6000.

Anthony — On Groovy.

Brian — Plain English and UI.

David — IntelliJ Aurora, build 1094 available.

Jeremy — box: wrapped up in a webapp.

Lasse — JavaRanch up for a Jolt Award.

Hani — IDEA: What happened to innovation?

Geert — CodeGuide Amethyst build 807 released.

Brian — cvs udpate -dP.

Leslie — Quick Links.

Mike — Eclipse Plugin Idea.

Kenneth — Python IDE: ERIC3.

Kevin — Debugging JSPs.

AWStats 6.0, a powerful logfile analyzer.

jboard v0.20, a bulletin board project written in Java.

IBM releases XL compilers for Mac OS X. Fortran 77, Fortran 90, and Fortran 95.

Review: TiVo Series 2.

No WMA for the HPod. Wired News says that Paul Thurrot is wrong.

Mike — Yet Another Rental Car With GPS Gives Out Secret Fines and Court Says No On Aimster, Junk Fax Cases.

Yahoo Proposes Anti-Spam Standard For Internet. Domain Keys.

J2ME CD Player. Philips EXP5371.

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Erik's Pulse has been published.

Rael — New POP3 email client (beta) for the Treo 600 and SPOT Watch Review.

Mike — Penn State Napster Launches.

Geert — Visual javadoc editing.

Frank — Friendity.

Dominic — Enterprise J2ME book.

Keith — LDAP and JNDI.

Leslie — Quick Links.

Bill — $.50 per Gigabyte.

Brent — FeedDemon and Atom.

Steven — A Simple Tip For Improving Your RSS.

UJAC 0.9.4, a set of Useful Java Application Components.

New Queen Mary 2 offers high tech on the high seas. The ship's massive data network is built around NetWare 6 and Oracle and SQL databases.

Ellison hands Oracle chairmanship to CFO. Founder to stay on as chief executive.

RIAA adopts paramilitary garb for parking lot bust and 50 Cent and Crow torpedo HP's RIAA love-in.

Tip: Force the Extension of a Class Without Overriding Any Single Method.

Java Signals, a library which provides support for catching 'signals.'

James — Converting HTML documentation into wiki notation using groovy instead of XSLT.

Today's sponsor is Atlassian.

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Rael — Best iPod/car mind-meld evar.

Kevin — What I tested wasn't really a mock.

Matt — The Verge Web Framework.

Mike — Open Source FUD - The Verge Framework.

Xgrid — A first look at Apple's new cluster software.

Alexander — Alternative Mac BitTorrent Clients.

Brent — Conspiracy?

Paul — Tog on Panther.

Macworld Secrets: Mobile Mac.

Airlines Expected to Report $1B 4Q Loss. A significant improvement from the same period a year ago.

Apple 10 GB iPod (Mac/Win) $236.54 Shipped from Amazon.

R.J. — Swing Emulating SWT - Part 1: Borders.

Janus reduces Apple stake to 2.8 percent from 6.5%.

Jeffrey — New eBay SDK article on DevX.com.

xmlenc 0.39, a lightweight XML output library for Java. 

Novell to indemnify SuSE customers. In a move to ease customer concerns about possible legal action from The SCO Group.

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Daniel — Can we all work together.

Matt — FreeBSD 5.2 Released! and MySQL 5.0 Alpha Released!

Martin — Three: Now Out.

Anthony — Info On Various Mobile Devices.

Rusty — J2SSH 0.2.7 and Runabout 1.4.0.

Dion — New Open Source Web Framework Released: Verge.

Neema — Paying to digitize your media.

Paul — Review of Enterprise Information Patterns.

Chris — Java PowerPoint library available.

Simon — Pebble 1.4 beta 1 uploaded to SourceForge.

Moment of visual zen. Pirelli 2004 Calendar.

Eric — More Google Tricks.

Aslak — Oh no, we're testing the Mock!

JGraph 3.1, a diagram/graph component.

Java MessagePort Library 0.9, a general abstraction for many different stream- or message-based APIs.

Buffer Overflow Plugged in Sun ONE Web Server. Sun releases service pack to fix denial-of-service vulnerability.

Mike — Fax.com Avoiding Fines and More Evidence Can-Spam Isn't Canning Spam.

The world shudders as Win98 gets support reprieve. Not dead yet after all…

JCP Update: New JSRs Approved. JSR-235 Service Data Objects, JSR-236 Timer for Application Servers, and JSR-237 Work Manager for Application Servers.

Brent — NetNewsWire 1.0.8b1: bug fixes, bandwidth and User focus, NetNewsWire, and Atom.

Seyed — The Music Industry Tips…Over?

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Paul — "Tivo Hacks" reviewed.

Tiger JMail 1.0 rc3, a direct replacement for Sun's javamail library.

Stob: Interview with a bulk emailer. Don't say the S word.

IBM, Intel Set Up $10m SCO Defense Fund. To help pay for litigation costs of corporate users and maybe even Linus.

Chris — randr-setroot released.

Matt — The Sims for N-Gage.

Announcing SwiftMQ 5.0.0. To be released Q1/2004.

BEJY 1.3.1.52, a small, fast, and universal Java server.

Linux iTunes Server. There have been some rather intelligent ideas towards running a Linux based iTunes server.

SCO Approaching Google Over Licensing. "Certainly if they're using 10,000 Linux servers that include our intellectual property as part of Unix, we would want them to license."

Anthony — HDML.

Sergio — TortoiseCVS 1.6.1 released.

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Werner — Designing with web standards : “a great read !”

Bill — BBEdit & command line editing.

JCache alpha 5, a Java Caching Service.

JasperReports 0.5.1, a report-generating library.

John — Will Java.net supplant the JCP?

Jeremy — Another Spamming Record.

Diego — on OPML.

Frank — There's danger in standards - or is there?

Wendong — "Symbian heads 'to top' of smartphone boom".

Leslie — Quick Links.

Keith — Links.

Adam — Continuations in Java.

John — Java Raves.

Michael — Apache Commons - are all things equal?

Ted — Determining GCC switch settings.

Kevin — FeedParser API for Java (source available).

Jaxor 3.4 Beta, a Java code generation engine for creating an object to relational mapping layer based upon XML metadata.

IBM retains patent crown. For the 11th year in a row, Big Blue is the top recipient of U.S. patents.

Mike — ReplayTV Owners Win Partial Victory Over Entertainment Industry.

Glen — Cool Java Gantt Software.

.nu: an abandoned nation? Niue has been crippled by a cyclone and is considering disbanding.

Yannick — Manipulating RPM files in Java.

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