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Brent — NetNewsWire 1.0.2b1.

John — Link-o-rama.

New project: Java Controller for iTunes.

Reader says Best Buy selling new iPod.

Sugared water Apple censors Miles Davis. Puritans.

Tutorial: The Socket API in JXTA 2.0.

Sam — MSDN Page Update Request.

IBM denies charges of Unix theft. IBM's 18-page filing in U.S. District Court in Utah, rebutting SCO suit.

Great tips on Mac compatible Bluetooth phones.

RIAA cashes in on file-swapping students. And you thought college loans were bad.

Priceline.com reports first-quarter loss of $8 million.

Russ — More Symbian Thoughts.

Dominic — Tomcat 4.1.24 JSP compiler error solved.

Ray — Looking for a job? Part 2.

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Magic with Merlin: Exercise complete control over your graphics display.

Transferring files with GridFTP. Learn how to use a sample Java class with the Globus Toolkit 2.2.

Secrets of the wireless elite: Tom Hume. Emulating and optimizing the old-fashioned way.

Focus Traversal Policies in Java Version 1.4.

Final Draft 3: JavaServer Pages 2.0 Specification.

Nameless Coward — Just started looking at C# today.

Blaine — Organize your music.

Chris — Fighting for my domain.

Brent — Huevos and iTunes Music Store.

Thomas — Powerbook 17" surpassed easily.

Tom — text.it.

Dan — A pleasant surprise in iTunes 4.

Wireless experts: Give us broadcast spectrum. At a congressional forum, experts debated whether the broadcast spectrum should be sold by the government, leased or free.

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Wireless Messaging with J2ME. JMS, WMA, etc.

Java programming dynamics, Part 1: Classes and class loading.

JSP best practices: Manipulate dynamic content with jsp:include.

Russ — Back at Home.

Michael — Mobile Web Service is the future of Java.

Mike — A hell of a lot of Java words!

Mark — My first cease-and-desist letter.

Chris — Steve Jobs Interview.

Simon — iTunes Web Service?

Steve — Idea generics support is on its way.

CVS-SSH2 Plug-in for Eclipse 0.0.5, an Eclipse plug-in to allow CVS access on an SSH2 session.

The Register: SuSE 8.2 Approaches Computing Nirvana.

OpenOffice.org 1.0: One Year Later.

Morpheus: ‘We're Back’.

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Joe — RSSLibJ continues to improve.

OpenBSD 3.3 released.

‘Erotic gherkin’ for London skyline. Thanks, Russ

Jim — Beyond SMS and MMS.

Orb — And the winner of the WROX lottery is …. Apress???

Simon — Standard libraries - Java vs. Python.

This little blog received 1.2 million hits last month, with close to 20K unique visitors. Thanks.

Bill — Local attorney sues telemarketer.

JarJar ClassLoader 1.0.0, a class loader for JAR files inside other JAR files.

iTunes Music Store — A Success? 275,000 tracks at 99 cents apiece in its first 18 hours.

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Symbian looks to enterprise to drive smartphone biz. Jim says it's a good overview of the show.

Apple Recruits iTunes for Windows Developers.

The Supermarket of the Future. Wireless express checkout.

Mike — WebWork 2 is awesome. MVC is over. We win ;)

Une montre Sauvegarde. USB Watch. 

GeForce FX 5200 Reviewed.

Guy — Time to challenge airline paranoia on wireless.

Nick — Release of Classifier4J.

WSJ: new 3G iPods have less battery life.

On May 1, 1931 — The Empire State Building in New York was dedicated and opened. It is 102 stories tall and was the tallest building in the world at the time.

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Dominic — Firebird “JayBird” JDBC driver v1.0 released.

Glen — Processing commandline switches.

Brent — NetNewsWire and Update Checking.

Michael — I almost fell victim to an identity-stealing scam.

Remember that show Knight Rider? Did you really, really like it?

Acer's new budget Pocket PC. n10.

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Re: The false spam you requested. The FTC issued a finding this week that probably won't come as a shock to many: Two-thirds of spam contains false information.

60GB Nomad Jukebox Zen. Move over puny iPod.

GenealogyJ, a full-featured standalone Java application that can handle all of your genealogy information (GEDCOM compliant).

Developing E-Business Interactions with JAXM.

Cooking with Java XP, Part 3.

Creating Richer Hyperlinks with JSP Custom Tags.

Carlos — A Wealth of Resources on Compiler Design.

Bill — Interesting Comments on the Apple Music Store.

New Technology To Allow Airports To Screen Passengers Easily, Thoroughly.

JMemProf 0.3, a Java memory profiler suitable for deployment in Web containers.

Time interviews Steve Jobs. Apple's new iTunes Music Store.

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xReporter 1.1, an open source Avalon/Cocoon-based database reporting framework.

Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition 1.3.1_08 is available!.

Russ — Live From Symbian.

Henri — Reusability bad?

Emmanuel — Libére appartement (paris)…

David — blojsim … blogging via instant messenger (IM).

James — Be careful of JDK 1.4.

Simon — Apache Tomcat Security (Wrox Press).

Jon — Why JUnit does not accept method as argument.

Calvin — Shorthanding Java.

Karl-Martin — Todays Java links.

Chris — Ogg, ACC, and MP3 - more bit rate wars and IDEA Review.

Phillip — Eclipse vs IDEA.

Bryce— Opera for Series 60.

JSch 0.1.5, a pure Java implementation of SSH2.

Ten Tips to the Top of Google.

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Programming Defensively. A Conversation with Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas, Part IX.

Matt — Braindump: Roller, Hosting and Wrox.

Mike — Dynamic Mock objects are god-like for unit testing.

Matthew — XmlWriter: Generating XML from PHP.

Ovidiu — iTunes Music Store rocks!

Charles — Throwing null.

Stefan — Dell cracks the PDA market.

Apple Music Stations. Apple store music kiosks.

Apple's music: Microsoft's sour note?

Tom — Bluetooth Thoughts.

Vicki just told about the King County Library System providing a free Wi-Fi hotspot in one of the local mall. We'll be there on Saturday to see X-Men United. I'll be sure to give it a try.

Allon also told me that Apple Stores generally offer hotspots too. The Bellevue Apple Store will open in May.

Maybe there's more to this public Wi-Fi thing than I originally thought.

On April 30, 1964 — The FCC ruled that all TV receivers should be equipped to receive both VHF and UHF channels.

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Symbian 7.0 Released. The new release add multi-tasking, an updated Java implementation, boosted multimedia capabilities and Arabic/Hebrew language support.

Glen — dom4j 1.4.

Buy iTunes Music with a Shopping Cart. One day mistakenly, I will press the Buy Song button and there goes a buck…

Manage Sessions in Web Services. The two accepted techniques of managing session in a Web service are to rely on HTTP and use HTTP cookies, or to use SOAP headers. Axis lets you do both.

Reivew: Programming LEGO Mindstorms With Java.

Product Review: IntelliJ IDEA. A powerful and flexible IDE, but watch out—it's slow.

Linux Voodoo: DRM Still a Bad idea.

Bernard — AnomicFTPD.

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Russ — Live From London.

Werner — Jabber or JXTA and XDoclet : how to specify security for the remove method of your entity bean.

Leslie — iTunes Does Indeed Do DRM.

Chris — AAC vs. MP3 revisted.

Matt — Damn Small Linux.

Tom — More photos from today's Symbian Expo.

Apple posts WWDC Enterprise IT details.

iTunes Music Store DRM Summary. A summary of what you can and can not do.

iTunes for Windows is Coming. Apple is hiring for a Windows iTunes Programmer.

Seattle Times Wants Break from Post-Intelligencer.

The Jakarta Jetspeed development team has released the latest version of the Jetspeed Portal Server, version 1.4 Beta 4 (1.4b4).

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Korea Adopts Java for Wireless Standard. Sun signs agreement with Seoul.

The OpenAMF Project, Open-source Java Flash Remoting.

Alan — A Software Engineer, a Hardware Engineer…

Diego — music moves.

Matt — Hibernate Upgrade (1.2.4 to 2.0 rc1) Redux.

Joe — RSS formatting and specs.

Chris — AAC 128bit vs. MP3.

Mark — More on Apple's New Online Music System.

Cedric — Windows Server 2003 launch.

Stefan — Blockbuster finally taking on Netflix.

Steve — Apple's New Music service.

Are you buying from the iTunes Music Store? and Why I will still rip songs as MP3s.

MetroWerks to offer SX1 devkit. Siemens and Metrowerks have collaborated to create CodeWarrior Wireless Development Kit for Symbian OS.

RIAA IMs: We're Watching You.

ThSteve Jobs blesses DRM, and nothing happens.

Nokia Gives Series 60s a Boost. Borland C++ Mobile Edition for Series 60.

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Bill — What Would You Ask James Gosling?

Proxool 0.7.2, a Proxy JDBC Connection Pool.

Apple, readers offer iTunes 4 details.

Ericsson cuts 7,000 more jobs.

Matt — Hibernate Book Review.

Tom — Apple and its tune.

Java XTools 1.0, a collection of functions for Java and Java 3D.

Palm Desktop 4.1 released with new Droplet.

My AvantGo for Series 60 is official.

Qwest, Comcast Duel Over DSL Ads.

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Fortune: Inside the Apple iTunes Music Store.

Andrew — typing from the Mac Store.

Apple, analysts on the new music service.

The Register: Apple launches 99c a song music service. AAC, 128Kbps, etc.

StringBuffer helps you reduce Java overhead.

David — FoneBlog demo server.

Kasia — What is wrong with Netflix?

Memory watch. 128MB flash memory.

Oracle9iAS Built-in Interoperability Bridges J2EE and .NET. According to Gartner, more than 75 percent of Fortune 2000 enterprises will use both Microsoft and Java technologies in their IT systems.

A do-it-yourself framework for Grid Computing. Learn to build your own grid computing application using open source tools.

Simply Singleton. Navigate the deceptively simple Singleton pattern.

Jeremy — Apple could learn a lot from Amazon.com.

On April 29, 1990 — The destruction of the Berlin Wall began.

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Java Performance Tuning Newsletter, No. 29.

IBM updates Java mainframe software. WebSphere for zSeries.

Out-of-the-Box 2.0 Released: Over 100 Open Source projects for Java developers.

Russ — AirBlogging.

Jim — More Symbian news…

Rafe — Symbian announces LGPL OPL - Series 60 runtime too.

Symbian launches global Affiliate Partner Program bringing leading edge solutions to Symbian OS phone users.

Fred — Information on T610.

Andres— JSTL's web resource.

Simon — Deploying webapps in Tomcat with an XML file.

Mike — Classifier4J - Java based Bayesian filtering.

Ben — Dear Apple.

Mark — Apple Computer has saved the Internet :-)

Michael — How to Be a Programmer.

Niel — Fun with Java (Java AIM Bot).

Karl — Apple gets it.

Bryce — Bluetooth Woes, Part II.

Apple Announces New iPods, Apple Annoucnes iTunes4 and New Music Download Service From Apple.

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Linux PDA has Wi-Fi, camera and phone. PalmNet.

Russ — Symbian Coverage Here on Mobitopia!

Jason — MiniBlog and PersonalBlog RSS Fix.

Mike — Why is there no Open Source Java remoting solution?

Simon — Python 2.3.

Danny — foaf weblog.

Intel cuts Celeron prices by up to 23.9%.

IzPack 3.0.8, an installation software based on the Java technology.

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I have this 3+ years old PC sitting under my desk. I've been using it mostly as a test machine running Win 2K. Since we moved all of our servers to Linux, I figured it was time to change OS.

The problem is that I can't get it to recognize a NIC card under Red Hat. I do recall having to fiddle around the PCI slots when I originally set it up, but I didn't realize it would be such a problem.

5 NIC cards and many wasted hours later, I've decided to give up.

I originally bought it at Costco, and I'm going to get a chance to see if their “satisfaction guaranteed, no-hassle” return policy is more than a myth. I don't feel good about returning it after such a long time, but if I can, I will.

Incidentally, since I have no use for the extra memory, this server just received a welcomed 128MB memory boost.

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Russ— Gotta start packing! Wooohoo!, Motorola Screws Its Developers At MotoCoder 2003 and XML Summary Information.

Seattle To Portland Wi-Fi Proposal. MtBaldi Project.

Russ — Learning from i-mode.

Petri — Powering 3G.

Diego — WiFi and phones: coming together.

Alan — JDJ's Editor's Choice Awards.

Emmanuel — Digester 1.5 Released.

Bernard — Eclipse Tutorials.

Fred — Singleton Classes in J2ME.

Kumar — J2SE: JDC Chat session about 1.4.2BETA.

Jeremy — javablogs on your mobile.

Mike — Maven sucks… at making releases.

Norman — Wiley buys WROX.

Jason — Xdoclet Sucks. Maven Sucks.

Niel — Fun Java Tool (Java ASCII Editor) and PersonalBlog Hosted on SourceForge.

Aslak — RE: XDoclet Sucks, Maven Sucks.

Glen — Idea for C#?

Stefan — Bank Error: $95,000.

jGnash 1.4.0, a cross platform personal finance application written in Java.

Jaim 0.5, a Java AIM Protocol library.

Sony shares plunge 15%. A shock loss wipes almost $8bn off Sony's share price and sends the wider Japanese stock market to new 20 year lows.

It's a stylus and a pen and a laser and a flashlight. Belkin's new Quadra 4-in-1 Pen.

Damien — What are doing Nullsoft guys?

Control appliances with a P800. irRemote.

On April 28, 1987 — For the first time, a compact disc of an album was released before its vinyl version. The album was “The Art of Excellence” by Tony Bennett.

Kyocera's New Swivel Phone. Kyocera A5305K3G.

Mike — My IDEA idea : grammar checking! Interactive PMD, I like it.

Matt — Only Slightly Less Confusing.

Charles — What is a "type"?

Marc — Shared Stories.

The secret Java offensive starts… Mobile phones at Java One show.

Bertrand — Cocoon flow 101.

Phillip — Backing up with tar and ssh.

On Apris 26, 1986 — The world's worst nuclear disaster to date occurred at Chernobyl, in the Ukraine. 31 died in the incident and thousands more were exposed to radioactive material.

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Fred — mForma Dev Site.

Patrick — Subject: Apple support, it's hell.

Bryce Yehl — Bluetooth Woes.

Russ — What's the Plan Russ?

Mike — Tail it up! How one fool ruined my ANZAC day.

JavaMail API 1.3.1 Early Access release contains bug fixes as well as support for DIGEST-MD5 authentication in the SMTP protocol provider.

Dominic — Now this is a 404 error.

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Russ — Mobile Books! and Symbian OS C++ for Mobile Phones Preview.

Kief — Java rsync implementation.

Mats — Eclipse releases SWT as standalone library.

Brent — Won OS X Innovators Contest.

Cedric — The science of compilation and More JUnit frustration.

Kevin — Judge says file-swapping is legal.

Why do programmers write open source software? NewsForge looks at some of the motivations for developers to participate in open source projects.

20 Ultimate Net Gadgets… Kick-Ass Kit for 2003!

Lufthansa to fly with Web access in 2004.

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Bill — XP media player supports Blogging?

Free Comic Book Day — 3 May 2003.

Pipe Terminal output to BBEdit. Cool!

Fred — Tira Wireless Dev Network.

London's Soho to get blanket 802.11 cover for voice, data.

Russ — Just Wondering…

John — WiFi Update No. 8 (The Big Picture, "Wider-Fi", 802.everything, Manhattan WiFi, etc.)

New Apple Music Service Trumpets Ease Of Use.

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Tobias — dom4j.

Verizon has 14 days to ID file-swapper. A U.S district court on ruled that Verizon must give up the identity of an anonymous subscriber accused of swapping music files online.

James — [OS X] iTerm rocks.

Dave — WebCore Update.

Matt — Check that data!

WSJ: Apple signs Eagles, No Doubt for music service.

We're more innovative than Linux. Will IT buy his pitch?

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Diego — it's a CAT!

Fred — China Mobile and J2ME.

Norman — Cheers for JSTL 1.1 - another huge step forward.

Adam — slashdot rss. Been there… Done that… It sucks.

Markus — Resin supports something they call “compiled javascript”.

Carlos — Is Java Hundreds of Times Faster than Any Other Language?

[Rumeur] iTunes 4 le 28 Avril.

TipicME 1.3 now out. The Zaurus version doesn't seem to work quite right.

On April 25, 1901 — New York became the first state to require license plates for cars. The fee was $1.

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Try Apache's Torque project to rev up performance for your Java apps. Torque is a persistence toolkit for Java applications that use relational databases for storage.

Fred — J2ME Device Emulators.

Joi — Chat with Seyed, creator of Blogshares.

Socket Programming in C.

Sharp's Zaurus C700. In-depth look.

Monitors of the future. Organic LED monitors, etc.

Wireless demystified. Intro to 3G, EDGE, WiFi, and Bluetooth.

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Were You at the First-Ever JavaOne?

Java Code Stack #12: Method Processing with Dynamic Proxies.

rMike — JavaBlogs behaving better.

Bill — Atkins Saves Pork Rinds. My favorite snack.

Costin — Backward compatibility is hard.

Analysts question Jobs' compensation.

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WWDC Sessions Spotlight: Java State Of The Union.

Demystifying Extreme Programming: Test-driven programming.

C/C++ development with the Eclipse Platform. Get an overview of how to use the Eclipse Platform in your C/C++ development projects.

Java theory and practice: Urban performance legends.

XML and Java technologies: Data Binding Part 4: JiBX usage.

Russ — Will Ericsson Bail out of SonyEricsson?

Bernard Choi — yDoc.

Ken — How log4j gets the line number and file name.

Jason — Eclipse.

Matt — Ant Problem With Eclipse 2.1.

Google buys Applied Semantics. Deal will boost Google's search and ad programs.

Top Brands Pull P2P Ads In Porn Scare. RIAA's scare tacticts.

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Mobile phone fits on SD memory card. GPRS card for Pocket PCs.

Russ — My 7 Habits of Blogging.

Symbian and America Online Team up to Provide Mobile Media, Messaging and Entertainment Services for Symbian OS Smartphones.

Gérard — My problem with opensource.

Jade Dautelle, Java Addition to Default Environment.

USA Today looks at online music services. Existing pay music services have fewer than 300,000 customers.

ICANN To Start Deleting Domains With Incorrect Info. Update your registration info.

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Motorola shows Symbian OS devkit. The Semiconductor Products Sector at Motorola is launching its ready-to-customize smartphone solution at Symbian Exposium 03.

PDA sales plummet thanks to ‘limited appeal’. Becoming a five-horse race: Palm, HP, Sony, Dell and Others.

Will operators recover cost of 3G? It is the product of billions of dollars of investment and years of hype.

New Terminator 3 Trailer Released.

Mathew — The value of MMS.

Matrix sequel marks Imax first. The second Matrix movie sequel is to open on giant Imax film screens at the same time as standard cinemas.

David — invisiblog.com.

If you're looking for a feed of the latest Editorials from the Editor-In-Chief at JDJ, try here. Alan tells me that they have a bunch of new feeds in the works.

JFtp 1.24, a file transfer application supporting FTP, SMB, SFTP, and local file transfers.

Search using XPath in Java with a default namespace.

Tobias — Unit Testing and Blancing Resources.

Enterprise Object Broker 1.0, an “open source application server cherry picks the best from J2EE (Servlets) and completely ignores the arguable worst (EJB).”

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Jpegrdf, reads and manipulates RDF metadata stored in the comment section of JPEG images.

Java Technology Workbook. Exercises and solutions to challenge your Java programming knowledge.

TypeFormat, a class for efficiently Parsing/Formatting primitive types (e.g. int, long, double, etc.)

Choosing a Wi-Fi antenna. Choosing an antenna can be a confusing business especially if you are new to wireless networking, this guide is designed to help.

Fred — Samsung J2ME Developer Portal.

Chris — You can now get an official 3.0x version of IDEA with installer for MacOS X.

Glen — Syncing between notebook/desktop (Jarsync?)

Keith — The Hacker's Diet.

Alison — TV Turnoff Week.

Vladimir — The 3rd State of your Binary JUnit Tests.

AT&T Wireless extends domestic roaming. AT&T Wireless and T-Mobile USA announced a joint roaming agreement.

Windows CE .NET 4.2 Goes Gold.

On April 24, 1981 — The IBM Personal Computer was introduced.