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Matt — Java Server Faces Demos!
Russ — Nokia and Metrowerks Launch Series 60 Dev Toolkit.
Rafe — I'm stumped.
Review of Apple's AirPort Extreme.
Erik — New Sony Ericsson Phones Roundup.
Jay — An overview of web services startups.
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Eric — Finished Red Hat RPM Guide.
Understanding LDAP, Part 2.
Alan — Google: Friend or Foe?
Russ — Nokia and Metrowerks Launch Series 60 Dev Toolkit.
Brent — NetNewsWire 1.0.1b3.
Lance — Keep IDEA from Hanging for significant periods of time while doing GC…
Internet music services finally sing a better tune. AOL's MusicNet.
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Optimizing GCC. How much faster would gcc compile the kernel if gcc itself was optimized?
Is Linux as vulnerable as Windows? Counting viruses is simplistic, but there is evidence that Windows is becoming more resistant, and Linux is becoming more of a target.
Enterprise CTO Switches to Mac OS X. ‘Rethink Before You Reinstall’
JAXB 1.0 and JAXP 1.3. Java API's for XML Binding and XML Processing Updated.
Kurt — The new Macromedia.com Launches.
Dong — Java profiler.
Danno — Java language triva…
Joe — Lucene is working now..
Bob — Don't implement Page-by-Page Iterators using a scrollable ResultSet and jAdvise Article..
Marc — Junit Out of Loop.
Matthew — Mobitopia - day 2.
Ara — Sony Ericsson P800.
Kenneth — Java Regular Expressions.
Danny — Java Jam 4.
Dell Widescreen 15.4 inch Laptop. The Dell Inspiron 8500 with a 15.4-inch wide-aspect screen featuring a resolution of up to 1,920 pixels by 1,200 pixels.
Computerworld: Java News Shorts.
Toshiba's new Pocket PC with a digital camera. The Genio e550c.
O'Reilly releases “Google Hacks”.
Erik — T-Mobile to cut wireless-data prices.
Rogers — Too many specs spoil the broth.
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Toshiba preps laptop fuel cell.
Faith is back on Angel tonight.
Dion — Hibernate & JDO.
Joe — Blog Software Status.
Matthew — Mozilla: Blogging's Killer App.
Jim — Disentanglement or Anticonvergence?
Erik — Oracle's Mobile Center.
A LifeGem is a certified, high quality diamond created from the carbon of your loved one as a memorial to their unique and wonderful life.
Net Hacker Tool du Jour: Google. “When your medical records are indexed in Google, something's wrong.”
DSL provider Covad adds Mac support.
James — SuperSearch - Eclipse Plug-in.
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Fail-Safe Interop for Your Enterprise. Discover strategies for invoking distributed services to achieve interoperability and integration among J2EE and .Net components.
The Long and Winding Road. Sun is holding back the Java 1.4 spec release to comply with WS-I's interop guidelines.
Putting a New Face on Web Interfaces. The JavaServer Faces technology takes the next step in separating presentation from business logic.
Return Prewritten WSDL. Configure Axis Web Services.
Build a Web Services-Based Interface. See how a collaborative solution demonstrates using Microsoft Excel spreadsheets in a Web-based interface for a retail chain.
Mapping Java Objects to a Database with Castor-JDO.
JThumbnailer, an Image Preview program which contains basic preview function, such as File System Browsing, Thumbnail view, actual size view of Image, resize, rotate, flip, HTML generation.
David — Java IDEs: Market Overview..
Matt — Moblogger enabled for this blog.
Brent — NetNewsWire 1.0.1b2.
Ted — Effective Enterprise Java (System): Use independent JREs.
JMyAdmin, a tool written in Java intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the Web.
BEA provides glimpse of its future direction. Security, application management and process-oriented programming.
PowerMate. The Griffin PowerMate is too weird and interesting a gadget to pass up.
Trust issues. A portable lie detector called the Handy Truster that analyzes subtle, involuntary changes in voice stress that are supposed to correlate with truthfulness.
JoGa , Java Optimizer with Global Analysis.
Wireless Internet startup to bring up to 30,000 “hot spots” to UK this year.
Simon — JavaRanch March newsletter.
Jim — BBC reviews P800.
Stuart — The term moblog has been there for quite a while now.
Patrick — AspectJ book on Slashdot.
Dinner at il Bacio was excellent. Nothing like authentic italian food.
March 5, 1998 — NASA announced that an orbiting craft had found enough water on the moon to support a human colony and rocket fueling station.
Tomorrow's 5G Cell Phone. “Next-generation cell phones might be cognitive radios, or software radios learning from interaction with their users and acting in their best interest.”
The Bastard Interviewer from Hell.
