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Jupiter Free Webinar: “Usability: Optimizing Web Site ROI” on April 10, 2003.
Scott — Feedster: A "7th Wonder" — How About That?
TiVo Desktop 1.0 streams photos, music to your Mac.
Screenable Menu Bar 1.0, a set of Java classes to make menu bars conform to the Mac OS requirements and other platforms.
Blueprints and Adventure Builder Java Live Chat. Inderjeet Singh, Sean Brydon, and Vijay Ramachandran will be live on April 8, at 11am-12pm PST, on Sun's Java live.
Russ — Argument for the Surburban Mobile.
François — Smartphones are doomed!
Diego — an interview with the inventor of cell phones.
Nokia 3300 Preview.
Matt — Tomcat FAQ.
Dominic — Roller added to Out-of-the-Box 2.0.
Joe — Just in case you didn't know about …
Rod — Rod's Open Source To Do List.
Disobey — DocBook Lite Tools for BBEdit 1.0.
Keith — Syndirella development ceasing.
Kev — License trouble for AspectWerkz?
Carlos — Scripting on Java and .NET Compared.
Michael — New Yahoo! Search.
Bill — On the Goodness of Unicode.
Lance — What SuperHero Are You?
Christian — Pulling together information from PMD, JDepend, etc to something useful.
Tom — A very kind endorsement of Mobitopia.
JTorrent, a new SF project for a Java implementation of the Bit Torrent protocol.
Borland, M7 enhance Java development.
Verisign, nCipher tout hardware-based SSL certs. Security at a price.
Mac clone to attack unfilled niche. iBox.
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 I've finally figured out how to run Jeode under OpenZaurus.
There's a utility that builds a package from Sharp's original installation.
I didn't really want to re-flash with the original ROM, so I asked Carlos to do it for me. Thanks, Carlos.
Since I am now able to run Java applets, I wrote a small package to access AOL's Quick Buddy. I called it zAIM.
I also managed to use the applet's parameters to automatically adjust most of the frames to the Zaurus' screen size.
I used the steps from Sun's tutorial to build the package.
The source is on my CVS server if you want to look at it.
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Commons-Logging 1.0.3 Released.
Jim — WiFi versus 3G.
Steven — rsync alternative.
Darren — Stop dissing JUnit.
InetAddressLocator 2.13, a Java IP (InetAddress) Locator.
Yahoo retools, trying to catch Google.
HP's iPAQ H2200 Pocket PC.
Sun Prepares to Unleash Java ‘Tiger’. J2SE 1.5.
Tom — Scripting for Symbian handsets and open development practices.
James — Neat JDBC tool for OS X.
Joe — LN2 call for help, review, etc.
Rod — A Question on Applying the LGPL to Java.
Keith— Gaim runs on Windows!
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Red Hat unveils Enterprise Applications suite.
Java FTP client libraries reviewed.
Jim — Is 3G taking off in the UK?
Russ — Motorola Dev Conference in London Next Week.
Java box set: A review of Out-of-the Box 1.0.
Glenn — Sony Ericsson T68i Deal: They Pay You.
Petri — WiFi Competition Has Arrived.
Diego — TEXTing in the US.
Alan — JBoss is now receiving votes …
Diego — the IMAP connection and version control systems: a short review.
Matt — Use XForms now with XMLForm.
Werner — Eclipse 2.1 : bug in getter/setter generation.
Greg — Sample Chapters at wrox.com.
Luke — Introducing SharpReader.
Anonymous Coward — Unit testing web pages.
Daniel — Survey of Java HTML Parsers: Call for Feedback.
Brent — NetNewsWire 1.0.2 progress.
Jeremy — I really hate daylight savings…
Kev — AspectWerkz is impressive.
Aslak — Awesome JPDA Sequence Diagram Generator.
Ted — Effective Enterprise Java (Presentation): Separate presentation from processing, Pregenerate content to minimize processing, Keep style separate from content, Keep HTML minimal and Validate early, validate everything.
Informa 0.2.6, a RSS Library for Java.
jMechanic 0.5.0, a Profiler Plugin for Eclipse.
JSpider 0.4, a Java implementation of a high performant, flexible and extensible web spider engine.
250GB hard drive shootout, from Tom's Hardware Guide.
The Top 5 Cool Gadgets of Q1 2003.
Adobe debuts Acrobat 6 product line.
We went to see Phone Booth over the weekend.
On April 7, 1933 — Prohibition ended in the United States.
Vibrating Nokia self-pleasure - yours for £1.50.
New WiFi Directory launched to help find a hotspot.
Apple in talks to buy Universal Music Group. What will The Beatles have to say about that?
