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Russ — The Future Is Now Here in Mobitopia and MMS Redux: Betting Against the Telcos.

Bernard — jPorta.

Kurt — Generating PDFs from CF.

Fred — Cedric Does a Hani.

Matt— OWASP ~ The Open Web Application Security Project.

Dominic — JBoss chooses JDO.

Jay — Project of the Year, Software developed in Java.

Jay — The Matrix Reloaded abridged.

Zulfikar — Logging API or log4J.

Norman — Static in the Echo.

Chris — OLE on the Mac? Who cares.

Kevin — 802.11 After Midnight.

Karl — 80 school children abducted!

Janne — Blatant wiki-commercialism.

Andy — and the best WebServices J2EE server is…

Mats — In defense of the JCP, part 2.

Jameleon, yet another application testing framework.

j 0.20.0, multifile, multiwindow programmer's editor written entirely in Java.

OpenOffice for OS X (X11) has gone Gold Master, earlier this week.

Todd — Worldcom may benefit from fraud.

Dell readies new PDA, Smartphone. Axim handheld to offer integrated Wi-Fi, cell phone radios.

Mike — Cell Phone Ban Drives No Benefits. Cell phone usage is still not recorded at the scene of accidents, etc., which could explain why the stats have not changed significantly.

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J2EE pathfinder: Enterprise messaging with JMS

Java theory and practice: Whose object is it, anyway?

Eugene — Code pointer feature, is it worth it?

Hans — Why Java is not Open Source: One Cowboy's Opinion.

Chris — Docbook refactoring/rewrite.

Steve Mallett — Java/Open Source.

Review: Siemens SL55.

Microsoft Releases Windows 2000 SP4.

Smart cards set for takeoff. Smart card experts have predicted the imminent popularity of chip-carrying plastic cards so many times that it has become an in-joke among industry cognoscenti.

Court curbs Microsoft's Java distribution. A federal appeals court dealt a legal blow to Sun, tossing out most of a preliminary injunction requiring Microsoft to carry Java.

Mark — In brief, anal sex edition.

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Neill — TCP/IP tutorial.

Mark — Don't use UserLand's validator.

iText 1.0, a JAVA-PDF library.

Teen Developer Treatment At WWDC. A teenage developer at WWDC.

iChat AV Uses CDMA Technology, and paying royalties?

IBM developerWorks: J2ME — Push in MIDP 2.0.

Fred — J2ME Sun Articles approach Hani Levels.

Sharp Zaurus SL-5600 PDA Review (via /.)

Commons FileUpload 1.0. The first official release of the FileUpload component from the Apache Software Foundation.

Ellison and Jobs: Two visions of tech.

AOL Expands Yellow Pages Distribution Via IM Bot. Screen name: AOLYellowPages.

The RIAA boycott is on. Letters Take your music and shove it.

Diego — apple and microsoft.

Ogg player for P800. SonyEricsson P800 Ogg Vorbis Player.

Over 160 RSS Feeds to track new products at Amazon.

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Alan — Klingon Software Developer.

Michigan Senate joins antispam crusade. The nation's toughest antispam bill?

The Inquirer: Engaging with the Open Source Community (Part One).

Legendary con artist warns: Hackers play mind games. Catch me if you can.

Carlos — Multiface Coding in J2EE.

Joe — The Case Against Echo.

Fred — Eclipse Beginners and SCO Group's Hani Follies.

Chris — New book: Open Source Java.

Add ICQ users to iChat AV. Now that AOL has linked ICQ and AIM.

The Perfect PC or PCs.

Intel to move Centrino to 802.11a/b next month. No 802.11g until end of year.

Jim — Ad-mad.

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Matt — Zynot: Gentoo Fork.

Sun buys Pixo. Another sign of Sun's plans to spur sales of games and other digital content to users of mobile devices.

Fred — J2ME changes via Tiger.

Mike — I've been biled - hahaha.

Carlos — AspectWerkz versus AspectJ.

Adam — rss merde.

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Using the Jakarta Commons, Part 1.

Diego — DNS turns 20.

Frank — Sony US CEO: iTunes Music Store a 'wake-up call'.

Russ — Google Ads.

Jim (via Mobitopia IRC Links) — The Un-Doom Boom.

Emmanuel— Un "EAI" open source!

Matt — Added Calendar to Menu.

Mats — In defense of the JCP, part 1.

Bill — Calling All Bloggers: Join the Buzz!

Mike — Fred is on a Hani mission.

Padraic — EmailRss.

Hani — Ofbiz EE: Forgotten but not forgiven.

Michael — C# Interview.

Jos — Hot deploy of Cocoon components in JBoss through JMX.

Chris — Dangers of CPAN.

Brent — Great stuff.

Kasia — The worst part of any programming project..

Keith — Programming reference cards. Oldie, but goodie.

Nanik — Connection Pooling Issue.

Damien — There is some Echo…

Matt — 'Varience' is out of Generics in Tiger.

Bryce — Upgrade Petitions.

Aaron — Nokia Developers Suite for J2ME.

PersonalBlog 1.2.3 released.

JCSC 0.95, a Java Coding Standard Checker.

Student designs diabetic 'watch'. Cool.

NYT: Netflix's Patent May Reshape DVD-Rental Market.

On June 26, 1819 — The bicycle was patented by W.K. Clarkson, Jr.

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Top Ten Tomcat Configuration Tips. How can you configure Tomcat to do what you want it to do?

Java Database Best Practices: JDO Persistence, Part 2.

Java, XML, and JAXP: Introduction to XML with JAXP.

Rafe — JNDI sucks.

Marc — It's official - it's called ECHO now.

Apple releases Darwin 7 Preview source code.

It doesn't fold up like you think it does. CNET goofed.

Java Performance Tuning Newsletter. No. 31 — JavaOne.

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Oracle prepares next version of Java IDE. JDeveloper 9.0.5 will offer a visual and declarative approach to Java development.

Politics holds up portlet API, stuck in the JCP.

XACML: A New Standard Protects Content in Enterprise Data Exchange.

Diego — google's news.

Allon — Google to the Rescue?

Russ — Panther's Finder Feature in Windows (sort of).

Matt — Jabber Enhancement Proposal New Releases.

Martin — 3 - Fire Sale or Cunning Marketing Plan?.

Anthony — Java and Scripting Languages.

Matt — Struts 1.1 Final ~ might be released on Sunday.

Fred — The Community in Java.Net?

Rod — Experimenting with Jester.

Mike — javablogs back up - Carlos wins! and AgileDox, XCode and PicoContainer.

Hugo — New Sun Java Certification: SCBCD.

Eugene — New JetBrains web sites launched.

Hani — Time to give back to the bileblog!

Leslie — Why is my Monaco Broken?

Ben — iPhoto plugin for photo-blogging.

Brent — Echo feedback, no time.

Jeremy — Speaking about MySQL at OSCON 2003.

Lance — Automated nightly defrags on Windows…

Rogers — Two Congress members support public domain bill.

Christoph — 300 GB for your desktop.

Justin — The Joys of Progamming…Joy?!

Geek.com review of the Zaurus SL-5600. Mini-Review.

Record industry to sue downloaders. Threatening to sue hundreds of individual computer users who illegally share music files online.

IBM's ‘butler in the dashboard’. A driver will be able to dictate and send e-mails, get spoken directions to a restaurant…

TV Jungle: How to choose a new TV set.

The man behind the G5. Jonathan Ive.

The 101 on Sony Ericsson's P800. A new beginner's course for owners of the Sony Ericsson P800.

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eFone SMS/mail gateways and more.

Fleetonline. Track your company mobile phones…

Aaron — See what Google AdSense would put on *your* page.

Fred — Crtical View of JavaOne2003-DW-IBM.

Bryan — New Telstar TVs!

Steve — Just blogged about Apple again.

WikiWikiWebFaq. Wiki Wiki is Hawaiian for “quick.”

The other low-cost Linux PC. Linare is coming out with a $199 PC with a 1GHz VIA processor, 128MB of RAM, a 20GB hard drive.

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Frank — Need a coder?

Russe — XP discoveries and Linux.

Matt — YDL to Go 64-bit.

Werner — Moving back to linux (from XP).

Gérard — Software Patent in the E.U. Maybe not so bad for OSS?

Mark — Playing With JGoodies.

Bertrand — Tales of CVS, ant and bugzilla consulting.

RIckard — Network Solutions “Customer Service”.

Charles — Gratuitous Microsoft Bashing.

Scott — Opera M2: So Close and Yet so Far.

Pierre — Joueb.

Jena 1.2.0, a Java toolkit for developing semantic Web applications.

JMP 0.31, a runtime profiler of the JVM, with object and method statistics.

WWDC Rumor Wrapup: Winners and Losers.

Mac vs. PC, 2003 Edition: Apple's G5 Benchmarks are False.

Ozzy Lets Slip He Had The Snip. Ozzy has the last laugh.

On June 25, 1951 — The first commercial color TV program was a show presented on CBS using the FCC-approved CBS Color System. The public did not own color TV's at the time.

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Tech Tips: Generating Diagnostics by Monitoring the System Event Queue and Internationalizing Dates, Times, Months, and Days of the Week

Build Enterprise Portals. See how BEA's WebLogic platform has made the process of building enterprise portal applications easier and more efficient.

Separate Business Logic from Components. Forget J2EE-related components. Use "multiface" coding to complete projects faster.

Fred — Mash That Trash-JDK Innovation.

Mike — How do you fit 40 hours into a day?

Jeremy — Disk wait monitoring in Linux?

Keith — Scary Java statistic.

Scott — NewsMonster is Here! NewsMonster is Here!

Better Java Garbage Collection with IBM's JDK 1.4. This article discusses incremental compaction, a new feature in the memory management component of IBM JDK 1.4.0.

Power Mac G5 benchmarks questioned. Why am I not surprised?

Mozilla for Windows 1.4 Release Candidate 3 Released.

Mozilla for Mac OS X 1.4 Release Candidate 3 Released.

Mozilla for Linux 1.4 Release Candidate 3 Released.

First tests: 3.2-GHz Pentium 4. The processor modestly outruns systems based on Intel's previous top chip and splits the contest with systems based on Athlon XP 3200+.

Power Mac G4s and G5s compared. The PowerPC 970 is the first modern PowerPC to embrace a 64-bit architecture.

Review of the HP's new iPAQ 2215 Pocket PC.

ViewSonic's V36. Built-in digital camera, a 300MHz processor, 64MB of RAM, and an optional SDIO wireless card.

NYT: Verizon Quits Fight on Rule for Cellphone Numbers.

NYT: Fox Television to Add HDTV to Primetime by Fall 2004.

Sharp Convertible Tablet. Sharp Actius TN10W.

Dell Unveils Workstation-Style Notebook. Precision Workstation M60 laptop.

Les processeurs du G5 sont amovibles? G5 processors are removable, sitting on daughter cards.

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Business 2.0: The Next Big Thing…The Cell Phone.

Pics of Moto's Linux Phone. A760 and E380.

Upwardly Mobile Java. Call it a paradigm shift if you want.

Matt — Tomcat's Ant Tasks - why they don't work for me.

Fred — JavaPro Does a Hanni?

Greg — Dr. Dobb's Java E-zine.

Howard — Book Update.

Dave — Comments.

Karl — IBM developerWorks articles on Wireless Java.

Damien — Waiting for PHP 5.

Andy — JavaLobby: How not to build a community 101.

Pete — Macromedia DevNet Devices.

JDiff 1.0.9, HTML report of API differences.

iSight: The First Five Minutes., from the and-now-I-see! dept.

Palm's loss narrows on flat sales. Out with the old, in with the new.

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An AI tool for the real world. Knowledge modeling with Protégé.

Java World news feed.

Diego — IEEE article on overlay networks.

Frank — Tom Yager: Apple, please don't mess with SPEC.

Diego — So long, PocketPC, hello WM2003SPocketPC.

Guys Talk More On Mobile's. Cingular’s annual survey.

Matt — Free hibernate.org! and What is gzip compression?

Fred — Encryption in MIDP 2.0.

Simon — Sun Bloggers.

fx — GLUE 4.1 available.

Alleged software thief within Microsoft. A former Microsoft employee accused of stealing software worth $17 million was charged with 62 counts of mail and computer fraud.

More on Gateway's first Pocket PC. 100X Pocket PC.

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Matt — WWDC Roundup and Top500 and

Carlos — 73% of JavaOne Attendees need Manageability!.

Frank — Mastercard and paybox to launch new P2P mobile payment scheme.

Toshiba updates ‘desktop replacement’ notebook line. Satellite A20-S207, A25-S207 and A25-S307.

Glenn — Apple Delays WPA.

Mark — SOAP 1.2 is a W3C Recommendation.

Cedric — Sanyo 8100.

Charles — WebKit: Embedding Safari.

Aaron — Lucene HTML Parser alternative.

Todd — Internet IP's not going to run out as quickly and Kazaa 2.5 Upgrade Available!

Netcraft: Hosting Provider Performance Comparison Available.

Sony Ericsson withdraws from US CDMA sector. Cost-cutting.

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J2EE 1.4 eases Web service development. Java's new Web service client and server programming models.

O2 Takes Java Apps. Pinpoint Networks announced the launch of J2ME application delivery services on their Fuel platform with mobile operator, O2.

Java.net - Sun's answer to Microsoft?

Mind over mobile. Microsoft starts to think about life after Pocket PC.

JSP TestRunner, a tag library for performing JUnit test cases/suites from a JSP page.

Russ — A year of the MiniBlog, JavaOne Online and New Phones.

Carlos — Liskov's Substitution Principle and JUnit Testing.

UPS offers XML access. UPS Europe is rolling out XML-based access to its core systems.

BBC generates lots and lots of feeds. All BBC News indexes now RSS'd.

Fred — MIDP 1.0 Good Short Bet, MIDP 2.0 LOng Bet and J2ME Marketing-The Cash That Pays.

Simon — Jini 2.0 tutorial/book.

Mark— Yet More on SCO and the GPL.

Dave — Safari Download Size.

Lance — CruiseControl version 2.2.1 is out…

Stuart — http://jugs.dev.java.net/ and Compile C# Hello World.

Matt — There is no object. There is no null.

Stefan — Apple's Linux Problem.

Airlines starting to fly with Linux. A few airline IT managers may be virulently anti-Linux, but others are considering Linux as their next-generation operating system.

Microsoft picks new chief privacy strategist. Peter Cullen will help the company continue to develop its Trustworthy Computing initiative.

Hello, iPod. Goodbye, MD. Apple's new ad campaign for the iPod in Japan.

CNET Reviews:

• HP iPaq H550
• HP iPaq H1940
• HP iPaq H2210

Review: Toshiba's Powerful New Pocket PC e755.

On June 24, 2000 —KISS auctioned off memorabilia from their touring days. The items brought in $876,000 on the first day of the two day event.

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Erik's Pulse has been published.

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Help Sun to test Java Auto Update today! And you could win a cool T-shirt.

Frank — Safari 1.0 released.

Apple Events Blog. WWDC Coverage.

David — Chronicle Lite v1.2.001 available.

Zohar — JAR Hell.

Jeremy — Re: Article Quality on Java.Net.

Jeremy — Does Google Like Me?

Danny — Nokia Semantic Web Server.

Marcos — The Keynote is over…

CNN: Apple: New Macs world's fastest PC.

Axim X5 gets Windows Mobile 2003, antivirus. Dell is updating its Axim X5 handheld computer with Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003.

NYT: Apple Unveils G5 Chip.

All US Flights To Have Email In 2004. Since when did it become so hard to calculate both sides of the cost-benefit equation?

Apple Dumps Motorola for IBM, not Intel.

Original Hulk Ferrigno talks about movie. He appears in Hollywood's current blockbuster “The Hulk” playing a security guard.

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I have a few questions regarding Steve's WWDC keynote:

• Was Apple really the first to ship with 802.11g?
• Is Panther really worth a $99 upgrade?
• Does the new user-centric Finder actually provide significant speed-improvements?
• Is there really a need for yet another set of proprietary and incompatible technologies in iChat AV? Is that really worth $29?
• Did Al Gore invent instant messaging?
• Did iSight really need to look like a radar-gun?
• Is the new PDF reader really the fastest in the world?
• Is the G5 really the world's fastest PC? Will people actually understand that a 2GHz G5 is faster than a 3GHz P4?
• Did it really take Apple 4 years to catch up with Windows' Fast User Switching?

I'll probably have more thoughts after watching the stream.

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Nicola — Re: java.net, what it should be.

John — Slides From This Year's JavaOne Sessions.

eWeek: Torvalds Speaks Out on SCO, Linux.

Alleged American Ninja hacker arrested. Vote for Ninja!

Supreme Court Upholds Anti-Porn Filters. In a split vote, High Court rules CIPA not a violation of free speech rights.

CERT Seeks Source of Adobe PDF Flaw Leak. Scrambling to determine the source of a persistent leak that led to yet another unauthorized disclosure of a security vulnerability last week.

Apple recodes OS X Finder for 'user-centric' computing. Some features revived from OS 9, other borrowed from Win XP.

Apple launches 2GHz, 64-bit Power Mac G5. And 3GHz in 12 months' time.

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Book Review: Java Web Services Architecture.

Jim — Spam of the day.

Matt — WWDC Keynote and Happy 20th Birthday, DNS!

Julian — Wimbledon scores Wi-Fi ace.

Carsten — Welcome Apache Member. Congrats!

Matt — Tomcat 5.0.3 Alpha released.

Fred — A Replacement for RMI in EJB?

Dion — Red Hat Plans Open Source Java.

Jos — 2nd time Cocoon & Doh.. Ant has a xslt task.

Mark — Sun: NIO – Not Invented Here.

Cameron — Eric Gunnerson interview.

Kevin — Make Mine MacTech!

Simon — Apache projects and ASF membership.

Karl — Learning Music Theory With Java.

Charles — Let's unit-test like it's 1999.

Pete — M* Apple WWDC.

Barbecue 1.0.5, a Java barcode generator.

Some WWDC announcements:

• Metrowerks announces CodeTest analysis tools
• Stalker intros CommuniGate Pro v4.1 w/Groupware
• LANDesk demos new Mac technology
• LaCie announces 60GB Pocket Drive

Carlos — Is it Now “Windows versus Java”?

Mobile firms offer payment service. Simpay.

ATI Announces Radeon 9100 Chipsets. ATI Technologies announced its RS300 or Radeon 9100 chipset with DirectX 8.1.

PC Mag: HP iPAQ Pocket PC h1940, h2210, h5150, h5550.

JVC's new Pocket PCs. MP-PV131 and the MP-PV331.

First look at a Pocket PC running Pocket PC 2003. Hardware Analysis takes a look at the Asus MyPal a620.

NYT: Europe Set to Begin Digital Tax.

Intel launches 3.2GHz, h'ware sites launch reviews.

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SERP, an open source suite of Java 1.2+ development utilities.

Eric — I Don't Like “this” Any More.

Diego — IBM, SCO, and UNIX.

Matt — G5 Leak Terminated? and MacHack.

Galleries from CeBIT America: Sony Ericsson T608 and Sony Ericsson SO505i.

Frank — Who's blogging WWDC?

Petri — 3G base station heavy weight battle.

Moof — A Spectrum of Opinion.

Nokia making bets on mobility once again. Nokia has a roughly 35 percent share of the global handset market, far ahead of Motorola, its closest competitor.

Matt — No Fluff, Just Stuff and [OS X] Java 1.4.1 Update DP102.

Fred — JDJ Editor Choice Awards 2004?

Vinu — JGoodies publishes free libraries.

Vincent — TheServerSide Symposium.

Kevin— Musicians get $0.12 per download.

Dion — A code duplication checking tool.

Chris — Java sightings at MacHack 2003.

Eduardo — Java.Net for non-English speakers - a Call for Action…

Matthew — Beware SMTP Server Admins: Why I Hate Yahoo!

Dan — Happy Birthday, PDF!

Stefan — Six Habits of Highly Effective CIOs.

Microsoft rolls out (newly renamed) Pocket PC 2003, new branding.

Study sees Symbian, Smartphone, Linux in mobile handset future. The mobile handset embedded OS market will be led by Symbian, followed by Microsoft.

On June 23, 1860 — The U.S. Secret Service was created to arrest counterfeiters.

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Vicki and I went to see The Hulk yesterday. What a boring movie.

Whomever came up with the idea to turn what could have been a fun movie into a wannabe drama should be fired. The characters are really not that interesting to start with.

It took an hour or so for the Green Giant to come out. Everybody knows the story, there was no need to dwell on it for so long.

The CGI work was impressive at times but too often cartoonish. It really didn't help that some of the fight scenes where ridiculously stupid.

Green thumb down.

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Java vs. Microsoft. Sun is going on the offense against archrival Microsoft by building its Java software as a consumer brand.

Compoze Exchange Connector Java API. Java API libraries offering access to Microsoft Exchange.

IBM Toolkit for MPEG-4, a set of Java classes and APIs with three sample applications.

WebSphere APIs for Edge Side Includes. WESI is a set of Java APIs and JSP custom tags.

Diego — well formed log entries.

Mathew — Panther screenshots. Already taken down.

Matt — GodBlessWikis. I've been using SquirrelMail for a while now. I just love it.

Carlos — Towards Reusable Aspects.

Winners of the Spring 2003 Mobile Star Awards.

David — Technorati hits 400,000 blogs watched.

Thomas — HotSpot à Marseille.

Alan — Can't no one talk anymore? (Sun, Eclipse, JBoss, JCP) and [P800] after 7 months … i give up!

Anthony— The History of Tapestry @ Jakarta and JavaTips @ CodeFront.

Tenney — FAQ about JavaServer Faces and UTF-8 Encoding performance bloat.

Jon — Nanning 0.8 Released.

Cesar Sandoval — Does Java forces programmers to think in terms of a team setting? maybe.

Hani — OSCache: You too can pretend you're competent!

Mark — Why I'm unsubscribing from your blog.

Brent — NetNewsWire 1.0.3 and WWDC and WebKit.

Joi — Sony FSV-PGX1 Portable File Server.

Kasia — The abuse and over-use of toString().

Cedric — XML big picture.

Sylvain — Member of the Apache Software Foundation! Congrats!

Eclipse Plugin: JavaScript Editor 0.0.3, JSEditor.

Nimble's V5 mini-PC. $699.

NYT: The Corporate Blog Is Catching On.

On June 22, 1946 — Jet airplanes were used to transport mail for the first time.

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Matthew — Silent-Penguin.

David — Corante on java.net.

Fred — Sun-Better Late Than Never.

Eric — Moving to Linux For Java Development.

Arjun — Java regexes support controversy.

Jay — Web development bookmarklets.

Chris — A visit to SCO.

Cedric — Double anniversary.

Kevin — Not So Sure About The Idea Of An Open-Source Java .

Scott — Apple iTunes Music Store sales.

Dan — That "New Author" giddy feeling.

Oliver — 2>&1.

Microsoft Refreshes Office Beta 2. Available to its 15,000 technical beta testers.

Congressmen turn on ICANN. And why only the Internet will suffer.

People Losing Jobs Over Online Posts. People certainly like to speak freely over the internet, often forgetting that what they say becomes part of some version of a “permanent record”.

PersonalBlog 1.20, a light-weight personal blogging application.

Man points gun at wife over Net porn. A city firefighter has been accused of pointing a gun at his wife when she tried to stop him from watching Internet pornography.

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Dan — Putting the “C” in the JCP.

Jim — The Wi-Fi glass is more than half-full.

Tom — HulkMobile.

Live From CeBit: Palm Source Interview and New Palm Tungsten and Zire.

Bernard — JSR 201: Enhanced for loops.

Paul — JPatch: open source patch modeller.

Matt — Professional JSP 2.0 Update.

Werner — Kinks in the JCP ? What is the meaning of the “C” in the real world ?.

Arjun — 50 best web sites.

Howard — Maven: Hell or Genius.

Data Wizard for Java, a tool for building a simple graphical user interface (GUI) that makes it easy to collect necessary data.

NIcola — java.net, what it should be.

Andy — Open Source, good enough for Uncle Sam.

joscar 0.9.1, a Java AIM/Oscar libraries.

Sharp Zaurus “DaTa Manager” (PIM data) API specs now online.

Wi-fi will be ‘next dot.com crash’. Hopes of a profit bonanza from setting up wireless broadband networks will be dashed…

Todd — Mini Disk and the Sony Success Story. I was asking myself the exact same questions after recently receiving an offer for Sony's new MD player/recorder.

Iomega's Super DVD drive. The Super DVD drive will write to both DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, and DVD-RAM.

More Info: The Gateway 100X Pocket PC.

Limits to Be Set on Telemarketing. The FTC will soon take requests from consumers who want their phone numbers made off-limits to telemarketers.

Senate decries FCC big-media coup. While Hillary Rosen becomes a TV journo.

Frank — Belkin supports wireless distribution system.

FAA wants to know if cellphones are safe to use in-flight. I hear airline pilots use their cellphones in the cockpit all the time.

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Jonas — AspectWerkz 0.6.3 has been released.

Benjamin — Sun releasing certified J2ME for ARM Pocket PC needs your help.

Matthew — Looking for a logo.

Matt — Classic Conversations.

Conor — Ant Scripting.

Cameron — The other half.

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PocketPC Kiosk. Pocket PC Developer Network and Smartphone Developer Network websites.

Martin — Bluetooth Bites Back and Martin Goes 3G.

Anthony — A Small Prediction.

David — blojsom 1.9.2 available.

Matt — Commons EL 1.0 Released!

Mike — Developing in moderation.

Hani — The pitiful state of Java books.

Simon — At F/OSS.

Chris — YAML parser in Java.

Brent — NetNewsWire 1.0.3b2.

Marc — The cultural theory.

Ross — General Computing..

OmniWeb 4.5 beta released.

Apple leaks Power Mac G5 specs.

RIAA CEO Hilary Rosen to Become CNBC Commentator. According to a story by the New York Post the CEO of the RIAA is stepping down.

Jon — ASM, nice little bytecode library.

Marc — OpenURL.

JAP, a personal anonymizing HTTP proxy written in Java.

On June 20, 1969 — Jimi Hendrix earned the largest paycheck (to that time) for a single show when he earned $125,000 for a single set at the Newport Jazz Festival.