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Using AES with Java Technology. AES is the latest standard in cryptography.

Matt — Using Struts' Declared Exceptions.

Dave — Stop Syndicating Blogs on your Blog. Whine, whine… ;-P

Jay — Who's winning the web services war?

Rogers — Microsoft offers free Manual of Style.

JDiff 1.0.9, HTML report of API differences.

Apple to offer free FireWire compliance testing at WWDC.

Chris — JIRA 2.2 released!

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Roaming charges: Out with the WEP, in with the WPA.

Keeping critters out of your code: How to use WebSphere and JUnit to prevent programming bugs.

Diagnosing Java code: The future of software development.

Deploy an SWT application using Java Web Start. Develop great-looking client-side Java applications.

Sun seeks boost from stronger Java. Will Java finally live up to its promise?

Matt — Openwave to Cut 180 Jobs.

Jon — First International Moblogging Conference Update.

Sony's Tiny Flexible Computers. Wow!

Glen — Apple's 802.11g Update.

Jeff — Eclipse Tip: View the Eclipse Log in Eclipse!

David — Aurora, build 833 is available.

Fred — xPetStore Released.

Simon — Load testing with Jini and JavaSpaces.

Jon — AOP != Interception (sorry, Ted).

Hani — J2EE Verifier and AVK: cruel jokes and The dog with the bark and bite.

Dan — Up all night.

Michael — GIF Patent Expires Tomorrow.

Cedric — JavaOne 2003 full report.

Steven — xReporter 1.2 beta released.

JFreeReport 0.8.3c, a Java class library for generating reports.

PMD 1.1, a Java source code analyzer.

Enhydra XMLC 2.2 Beta 1, an alternative to JSP.

Universities hosting WWDC keynote. Surprising that UW isn't doing anything. They usually do.

Comfortable Bluetooth headset. Hit's HBM-001.

CeBIT America roundup. PC World and Wired News.

First seventeen-inch PC laptop. Nice!

Gateway jumps on Pocket PC bandwagon. $300 to $350 price range.

Bill lets copyright holders destroy PCs. Orrin Hatch backpedaling.

Diagnosing Java code: The future of software development.

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Danny — The risks of using a wiki.

Sony fingerprint ID device comes to Mac OS X. Sony's FIU-600/M Puppy fingerprint identity.

Who is stronger Terminator or Hulk? True geeks turn to physics, not box office for answer.

IP Telephony far better than ‘two cans connected by string’. Ready for primetime.

Steve — Hatch caught with pants down. and Ian Clarke, of FreeNet fame, uses Java and C#.

Thomas — Lancia lance sa voiture Wi-Fi.

Alan — P800 major cool feature just discovered …

Pete — Flash Player for P800.

Chicago Apple Store to have first Internet Café. “We even put in the first-ever Apple Store Internet Café with 16 computers for you to check your email and experience the Mac at your own pace.”

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Study Shows Development Managers Bullish on Linux. Operating system at home in Web, app servers.

Russ — My New New Laptop: Toshiba Satellite. Toshiba rules.

Chris — Static v Non-static loggers.

Matt — Producing a WAP/WML Index in Movable Type.

Matt — [updated] Ant compiler adapter for JSR14 and JSR201 (ala the early-access compiler 2.0-ea).

Ben — Tactics for Template Based Design.

Music ‘pirates’ sent ultimatum. 'Cease and desist' letters are sent to four internet users at the centre of a legal battle over music downloading.

New wireless keyboard from Targus. Foldable and infrared-based Universal Wireless Keyboard.

Investment Firm Bullish on New Macs. Needham & Company analysts predict that Power Macs based on IBM's 64-bit PowerPC 970 will give Apple's stock a boost.

Clay Outsells Ruben on Singles Charts. 393,000 to 286,000.

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“Head First Java” Author Interview. Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates.

USB 1.1 Renumbered To USB 2? Sounds fishy.

Kevin — Mailsmith 2.0, The First.

Matt — Jumpdrive: Source Code In My Pocket. Mobile Geek!

Charles — AOP frameworks, vapourware and FUD.

A Blogger's Big-Fish Fantasy. What writers of Weblogs do to build an audience.

jpcap, a network packet capture library for applications written in Java.

Microsoft slashes Windows XP price to fend off Linux.

Avoid these Java inheritance gotchas. Inheritance is one of the primary composition mechanisms available in object-oriented programming.

Dynamically Creating PDFs in a Web Application. While iText is well-documented, actually sending PDFs to the browser is trickier.

PQI Combo Drive. The Combo Drive is a portable disk with built-in flash memory 128MB. It also could support 1x MMC/SD/MS socket.

James — Ken Arnold Critiques Ant.

Carlos — Your boss' eyes.

Glen — jEdit is one fine editor.

Chiara — my two cents..

Charles — Rickard: An apology and retraction.

Java Gui Builder 0.6a. Using an XML description, Java Gui Builder will build appropriate windows, controls and objects.

What SCO Wants, SCO Gets. SCO is very good at getting what it wants from other companies. And it has a tight circle of friends.

Todd — Best Buy Fraud E-Mail is BOGUS!!! Vicki got one, didn't take long to figure it out.

Two new laptops from HP, one widescreen and one ultraportable. nx7000 and nx4000.

Why Palm bought Handspring. To get its hands on the new Treo 600 which is coming out this October.

Bill — Mobile Java: The Next Generation.

Van — A Grand Unified Theory of Distributed Applications for Java.

Working Smarter, Not Harder: An Interview with Kent Beck.

On June 19, 1910 — Father's Day was celebrated for the first time, in Spokane, Washington.

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Martin — Three.

Wireless Hotels. Homewood Suites by Hilton, complimentary at some locations or up to $9.95 per day.

Thomas — Le Wi-Fi sur les ferries dans la baie de San Francisco.

David — Did Roller land the job?

Nokia has submitted JSR-226, Scalable 2D Vector Graphics API for J2ME to the JCP.

Werner — JBoss : Rickard, AOP, CDN, …

Mats — The fundamental weakness in JBoss business model.

Ara — Elitism, JBoss and Open Source.

Andrews — HttpsUrlConnection and Tomcat's Jk2 Connector.

Marc — Great review of Danny's book.

HP leaks some Athlon64 specs. 3100+ Athlon XP.

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Carlos — Stop (un)polluting my language!

Bob — Free books.

Javier — The Taliban and code reviews.

Thomas — Mock Objects Fun.

Jonas — JBoss AOP is lacking a decent join point model.

Rob — Google/IntelliJ and Jakarta.

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Iomega Announces “Universal” Rewritable DVD Drive. DVD+RW, DVD-RW, and DVD-RAM.

Howard — “Tapestry in Action” book update.

Mark — PalmOS, Java, and BlueTooth…

Matt — weblogs.java.net.

Thomas — JBoss AOP - sit back and enjoy.

Luke — Absolutely amazing.

Marc — Who gets what.

The European Parliament software patent vote. Software patents across the EU.

Google Expands Contextual Ad Placement Program To Small Sites. Google AdSense Program.

Cracker spills the beans on PDF flaw. CERT alert leaks. Again.

Microsoft's Tanager phone breaches Sendo patent too. Given the bird.

FindWhat.com buys Espotting for $163m. Hands across the water.

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There's been some activity in the Java Evangelists clan as of late. Gosling, Day, Joy and the rest of Sun's clique are becoming more vocal.

Nothing wrong with that. But if Sun really wants to take Java to next step, they need to get some mainstream evangelists, not just geeks talking to geeks.

We really need someone with charisma, not Christina.

Apple has Steve. Microsoft has Bill. (If you've seen any of Bill's keynotes, you know what I'm talking about… he's captivating. Moreover, he makes national news on regular basis and is treated like royalty in most countries he visits.)

When was the last time you saw a Java Evangelist on Leno or Letterman?

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Matthew — Free lunches.

WingS, yet another servlet development framework.

Frank — Handspring announces the Treo 600.

Tom — RealNetworks expects to announce a deal with a large European mobile operator.

Bluetooth to outship Wi-Fi 5 to 1. So much for the hotspot hype…

Joe — My Stance on JBoss.

Chris — Why not make your own mind up?

Matt — Early Morning Roundup.

iText, a JAVA-PDF library.

JCalc 0.1.5, an expression calculator.

Mozilla 1.4 Release Candidate 2 posted.

Rickard — Test of JBoss AOP performance.

Karl — The J2ME Archive.

Oracle sweetens database deal. The database giant ups its offer for rival PeopleSoft by 25%, cranking up the stakes in the bitter takeover row.

On June 18, 1873 —Susan B. Anthony was fined $100 for attempting to vote for a U.S. President.

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The Trouble with Distributed Objects. How do we translate the benefits of object-oriented programming to distributed programming?

The Trie of Knowledge. The Trie structure offers up an efficient system for storing and accessing alphabetic or alphanumeric data

Matt — [Display Tag] Now we're talking…

John — Java 12,000?

Mike — Uncle Bob Does It Again and Servlet Best Practices.

Red Hat turns a profit once again. Back in the black.

Derek — Your Password Must Be at Least 18770 Characters.

Martin — TypedCollection.

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Andrej — Getting into J2ME.

Karl — T610 (drool).

Dion — Old Programmers.

Jay — Good XQuery Article.

Hans — Intersperse Savage Raid.

Mike — Bitter Messages Up For Review and Java's Achilles Heel.

Simon — Gorgeous CSS Rollovers.

IBM rolls out WebSphere Commerce. New server can host b-to-b and b-to-c sites on one platform.

Web site design trumps even price in consumers buying decisions. Web site design heavily influences consumer purchase decisions.

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The Strairway to Maven. These slides explain what is Maven.

Dion — New Static Imports: Friend of Foe.

Frank — Segways are dangerous for leaders of the free world.

Bluetooth 1.2 released.

Matt — Hibernate 2.0.1 Released!

Fred — A Question for J Gosling.

Simon — New Mac OS forum at JavaRanch.

Dan — install4j — Does the name imply open source to you?.

jMusic 1.4.1, an open source Java class library for generating and manipulating music intended for computer assisted composition.

Hani — Enumerations must die and JBoss part 2 – It sucks.

Nick — Re: JSR-201's Static Import.

Bill — JavaOne Recap: An Evangelist's Perspective.

Cameron — Take some Tums, Dude!

Chris — TestDox release 0.1.

Jeremy — Overcoming MySQL's 4GB Limit.

Rogers — CD buyers will receive $12.63.

Simon — Gecko beats IE! My stats are pretty much the opposite.

Steve — Test classes less noisy in Junit 3.8.1.

Chris — Switching on Strings, now using hashCode!

‘Core Mac OS X and Unix Programming’ book published.

Apple: Safari 1.0 coming ‘soon’.

AMD Announces Three New Mobile Processors. Athlon XP-M 1900+, 2000+ and 2800+.

First two Pocket PCs to run Pocket PC 2003. Toshiba's e355 and HP's iPAQ h2215.

Toshiba shows 512 MB SD Card. Data transfer rate of 10Mbps max.

Microsoft Takes Spammers To Court. Is Bill getting too much mail? ;-)

Senator Endorses Destroying Computers Of Downloaders. Orrin Hatch at this best.

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Datastructures and algorithms, Part 2. Explore linked lists, stacks, queues, and trees.

Make the Java-Oracle9i connection. Put Oracle9i's object-oriented features to work.

Matthew — What does Orixo mean.

Daniel — Re: Switching on Strings.

Andres — JavaOne Recap.

Brent — NetNewsWire 1.0.3b1.

Ovidiu — Commercial support for Apache Cocoon.

Metallica rethinks the Internet. I met these guys in the early 80s, before they were actually popular… They were pricks back then too.

Jim — Fathers' Day. I suggested that. ;-) 

Picture phones save doctors time. Pioneering mobile phone technology is being used by doctors to view X-rays from a distance and cut waiting times.

Torvalds to leave Transmeta, join Linux consortium.

Nokia ship phone with IM client. Bye bye SMS/MMS.

Niel — Java Dev Questions for Sanyo 8100.

Alan — java.net: first down time … green cards … customs.

On June 17, 1885 — The Statue of Liberty arrived in New York City aboard the French ship Isere.

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Matt — Add Accesskeys to your webapps.

Matt — [Revised Opinion] JDK1.5 not so scary… but update those coding standards.

Matt — Does Microsoft own the internet?

Niel — PersonalBlog Is Available For Download.

Chris — Switching on Strings.

Alex — Implementing business processes in Java.

webcalendar 0.9.41 released. This is what we use in our household.

Cayenne 1.0b4, a free object-relational persistence framework written in Java.

Dive — The Ws of weblogging.

Matthew — Hibernate Article on IBM Developerworks.

Scott — Really Interesting Aggregator.

Review: Samsung SGH-v200 cameraphone.

WiFi on an SD card from Socket Communications.

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Erik's Pulse has been published.

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I've updated our Web Services to AXIS 1.1. So far, so good.

JavaOne 2003: The Big Picture.

Russ — Mobile Chatting: Wireless IRC Rules.

Rogers — Editing OPML link directories with JOE.

Steve Jobs And Jeff Bezos Meet The Segway. Is that it?

IBM Comment on SCO Press Release. Tit for tat.

TI Moves Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Closer. Texas Instruments believes it has the answer.

Review: Sharp Zaurus C700.

Samsung Nexio S160 5" PDA Reviewed.

Matt — NMap 3.2.8 (stable).

HP Sets Up Separate Linux Unit. A separate division to house its business interests in the open-source operating system.

Nokia 3650 is free at Amazon. Free with service activation.

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RSS4j, a toolkit designed to generate and parse RSS.

JDK 1.5: Small things do matter.

J2ME Mobile Media API. MMAPI.

Danno — The follies of IDE selection by checklist.

Apache Axis 1.1 Released.

Howard — MindBridge on Tapestry and JSF.

Hani — JBoss part 1 - A modern day plague.

Cameron — Java and the Decimal Type.

Cedric's — In defense of static imports.

Danny — OPML2OCS.

Microsoft releases Internet Explorer 5.2.3. The last version. 

Russ — Personal Java is Dead on Symbian and IRC to RSS: Chatting and Blogging in Harmony.

Sony acts join net song service. 200,000 songs.

Sun Microsystems Is Eclipsed By Internet Bust And Strategy. Sun has fallen victim to commoditization of the computers that do the heavy lifting for businesses.

CeBit America—the anti-Comdex. CeBit America, the U.S. offshoot of one of the world's biggest technology trade shows, is shaping up to be the anti-Comdex.

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SCO CEO: Why we're suing IBM.

Matthew — Orixo background.

Tom — The Register said this in a review of the new Nokia 6600…

Alan— Hacking on JDK 1.5 Early Access.

install4j 1.0, a cross-platform Java-based installer.

The TrafficGauge. Seattle's traffic data. 

Roman — JBoss tool for XML?

Mark — Using Lucene to Index XML.

Carlos — Open For Business!

ArgoUML 0.13.6, an open source UML modeling tool written in Java.

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Webtester, an application which is intended to be used in the testing and validation of Web-based applications.

Fred — Pesonal Email Certificate.

Arjun — One more reason why Firebird rocks!

Joi — Joined Creative Commons Board.

Keith — Awesome CSS from Simon.

Matt — You know you're a nerd when….

OS Market-share vs. Installed-Base. Misconceptions about market-share.

Java Specialists’ Newsletter: Java and Dilbert.

Jaxe 1.4.2, a Java XML editor.

Carsten— Orixo launched.

Nokia Live webcast from the #mobitopia IRC links.

Simon — JavaOne general sessions available as webcasts.

Mark — DocBook XSL: The Definitive Guide.

Matt — Nokia 6600 Released.

Jim — Another Symbian device breaks cover — Nokia 6600.

On June 16, 1903 — Ford Motor Company was incorporated. The ten employees began producing the company's first car, the Model A.

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JXPath 1.0, a fast XPath 1.0 compliant API.

Patrick — Book Store Jackpot!

Danno — Swiss Army IDE Problem.

Scott — Managing projects: a few Eclipse recipes.

Javier — Building on Jakarta.

Mike — The BileBlog is painfully accurate.

Arjun — Neat plugin for Firebird!

Thomas — Belated Tiger Comments.

Hani — Studies in disfunction: The JDC.

Michael — Code Reviewing.

Dion — Struts Pocket Reference.

Mark — So there was Wi-Fi Access.

Doug — Java and Python Bloggers.

Chris — IDEA rants.

Carlos — Standards: Doomed to Repeat Itself? and How To Survive IT Deflation Part II.

Matt — Rough Roundup.

JSyntaxColor 1.1, a Java library for coloring in real time user text input.

The wireless industry's killer ‘b’. No industry suffered as much from the hope and hype of the 1990s boom as did telecommunications.

On June 15, 1992 — U.S. Vice President Dan Quayle instructed a student to spell “potato” with an “e” on the end during a spelling bee. He had relied on a faulty flash card.

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Eating ice cream at Cold Stone while mallblogging. What else can you ask for?

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Chuq — Danger Sidekick: a few months later.

How Does Your Salary Stack Up? VSM's Summer 2003 Salary Survey

Sue — JavaOne - It's a wrap.

Vibhu — It is truly No Fluff, Just Stuff.

Loads of Java links. Thanks, Petri.

Nokia Claims WCDMA Lead. 20,000 base stations deployed.

Municipal Wi-Fi: No More Free Ride. Who pays for “free” wireless?

David — blojsom 1.9.1 available.

Fred — JavaOne Online, huh?

Simon — JavaOne final thoughts and leaving on a jetplane.

Javier — For your toolbox: thread pools and queues.

Mike — How does the Hulk keep his pants on?

Calvin — JavaOne Notes: Day Four.

Edwin — Java Logo Quizzzzz.

Hani— IDEA on the chopping block.

Jeremy — Lame Programmers and Credit Card Numbers.

Carlos — The Unexpected Answer to Java's “Data” Standard.

WWDC Keynote Broadcast at your local Apple Store.

PeopleSoft sues Oracle after all. Another day, another lawsuit.

On June 14, 1900 — Hawaii became a U.S. territory.

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Java Server Faces Resources page.

JPower 1.0 Beta, a free full featured JavaSpaces implementation.

JavaOne: Java here, there and everywhere.

Sun, Java Win Starring Roles With HBO. Sun is getting into the movie business.

JavaOne: Sun's Jxta poses expansion possibilities.

JavaOne: IBM keeps low profile.

Dion — It's all about J2ME/Mobile. Is the promise true? and Ted Neward in an Oracle shirt? Yup :)

Thomas — Citroen installe le Wi-Fi à bord de sa C3.

Alan — Scott McNealy Keynote … Good closing keynote and USAToday (USAYesterday) gets Java wrong.

Anthony — Useful Tool: HijackThis.

Roman — IDEA supports AspectJ and See yourself in the Matrix.

Simon — JavaOne Friday keynote.

John — Separate HTML “designers” from “real” programmers?

Bruce — The Computer Job Economy.

Hani — Things your mother didn't tell you about Eclipse.

Jeremy — Illegal Software Benchmarks.

Matt — Microsoft Discontinues Development of IE for Mac.

nameless — Rusty HTTP: Ignoring Tapestry, hating WebObjects?

Cedric — JavaOne, day four: Mc Nealy's keynote.

Ovidiu — JavaOne pictures and MacOS X Java session.

Dan — If Java Had Lived Up to its Promise…

Aaron — Symbian/Java programming books.

Matt — JSR-223 Rant.

Extensible Java Profiler, a profiling tool for Java with a scalable and extensible architecture.

Wireless remote for the iPod, from TEN Technology.

Rumors of Dell's Axim X3 Pocket PC.

Sony's new touch pad. Tactile, baby.

The Googlephone. Color Sidekick from T-Mobile.

DJ iPod. Hmmm…

Fake Phones Stolen. 25,000 dummy Ericsson display phones.

McNealy: Java gets tough.

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XML-RPC, SOAP, and other goodies under J2ME. EnhydraME.

Matt — XDoclet 1.2 Beta 3 Released!

Jay — Java looks to common architecture.

Todd — AIM and ICQ can now cross communicate. About damn time…

Sun has Java update in the works. Although Sun has yet to ship Version 1.4 of J2EE, the company already has a blueprint for the follow-up release that focuses on ease of development.

This blog has hit the stratosphere, averaging around 110K hits a day this month.

Damien — C++ wrapper generator for Java classes?

Happy Birthday, Mom.

John — Quotes: The Good, the Bad, and the Over-hyped.

Philips HDD100. iPod clone.

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Java Man Raves About Developers. James Gosling.

Staying Up All Night on Java. Among devoted Java programmers, Bruno de Souza is considered the Java Man. He even owns the bragging rights to JavaMan.com.

Nokia 3G phone specifications. Nokia 6650.

Operators bash 3G handsets. 3G mobile technology should be kept from European stores as they are unreliable, expensive, bulky and offer too limited services.

T-Mobile introduces Unlimited GPRS in the U.S. for $19.95 a month. 20¢ per minute calling; 300 inbound/outbound text messages; 5¢ each additional message.

Java: Popular, but how profitable?

Michael — JavaOne: Generics in Tiger (J2SE 1.5).

Sun sees mobile Java app future. Sun Microsystems is to develop further component-based applications for wireless devices.

Java is fun sometimes:

"test".startsWith("") == "test".endsWith("")
"test".startsWith("") == "test".startsWith("t")
"test".endsWith("") == "test".endsWith("t")
"test".indexOf("") == "test".indexOf("t")
"test".substring(0,0).equals("test".substring(4,4))

Bob — fetchrss 1.0 on java.net.

Matt — YAR: Yet Another Roundup and BlueJ: Good or Bad?

Jim — Network Solutions…

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Matt — Customizing JSPWiki.

Sony to mass produce OLED displays. A year from now you might actually be able to buy an OLED monitor for your PC.

ZDNet: The hottest home PC on the market today is.

David— Rave reviews.

Michael — JavaOne: Quick Thursday Notes.

Apple plans to discuss how it will incorporate HyperTransport, a rapid chip-to-chip communications technology, into future computers later this month at WWDC.

J.D. Edwards Sues Oracle Over PeopleSoft Bid. $1.7 billion lawsuit against Oracle.

Sun Takes Hits for Java Stewardship, but all is well.

Top Ten Uses For SMS in the US. According to research from provider of mission-critical Unified Communication (UC) solutions Topcall.

Dan — How to use the XPLookAndFeel on other Operating Systems, or Things law abiding citizens shouldn't do.

Hani — XDoclet: beauty is very skin deep.

Sun unveils Identity Foundation for Java. Identity push for Java Web Services.

Nokia's first 3G phone now shipping. Nokia 6650.

Calvin — JavaOne Notes: Day Three.

Gérard — JDistro interviewed!

Michael — JavaOne: Thursday Language Fest.

On June 13, 1825 — Walter Hunt patented the safety pin, he then sold the rights for $400.