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Diego — the limits of MIDP.

XML Publishing with Cocoon 2, Part 2.

Michael — LGPL code in jar files places some restrictions.

Greg — How to Become a Java Guru.

Simon — Google exercises editorial control.

Chris — Great KVM solution.

Andy — LGPL clarification.

antenna 0.9.10, J2ME/MIDP ant tasks.

Apple reports $19 million profit, or 5 cents a share.

Buy.com confirms ‘iMusic’ store. All The iMusic You Can Buy.com.

Critical Flaw Leaves Windows Server 2003 Vulnerable. Microsoft has issued a patch for a serious vulnerability found in Windows Server 2003.

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The Promise of Java Everywhere. What does it take to bring Java into all parts of your operation?

Is Sun making a mistake? What is Sun doing?

Ewan — Letting Go Of Code.

Diego — Symbian's Achilles' Heel.

David — Any chance Radeox license could change from LGPL?

Rod — The [L]GPL, Java and Asymmetry.

Paul — Is programming in the US just going to be a hobby?

Kevin — LGPL code in jar files is viral!

Hani — Stupid project of the day: Just4log.

Luis — What Really Works.

Kevin — Zelda Tilts Her Head Quizzically.

Rafe — I hate Oracle.

Ross — Just4Log.

Lance — Re: Roller and GPL.

Janne — LGPL viral for Java?

Oliver — java tuning.

GSL's new Palm-powered smartphone. Xplore G18.

BEA Releases WebLogic 8.1 Platform.

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Tobias — Running Java as OS Service.

Jeremy — More Java awards…

Rusty — Sun has posted beta 2 of the Doc Check Doclet 1.2.

Cameron — Servlet Container Events.

Andy — LGPL in Java.

Marcus — Google Frontends!

Macromedia Contribute 2 offers PayPal, Mac OS X support.

Todd — Wireless Hotspots and hiding from the RIAA.

Diego — the best movie you've never heard of.

GPRS networks vulnerable to DOS attacks. GPRS network could be hacked.

Tom — MTV launching mobile content…

David — For Java, LGPL is viral.

RealRadix — Bluetooth vs Infra Red speeds.

Jim — N-Gage the knockout gaming device?

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What a difference a day make. Max just woke up and she seems to be doing a lot better. She ate a little and jumped right on the bed. The pill we gave her knocked her out for quite a few hours, but she needed the rest.

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JSpell, a spell checker API for Java.

XMLmind Spell-Checker / SDK edition, a Development Kit designed to add spell-checking functionalities in Java applications.

XDE's Spell Checker, a spell checker Java applet and HTML only spell checker client.

Sentry Spelling Checker Engine, a class library developers can use to add a spell checker to their Java applications, applets, and servlets.

New in-flight cell phone technology on the horizon. WirelessCabin.

Businesses See Wi-Fi as Potential Lure. Restaurants, hotels wooing customers with wireless access

ROK Files for Java Patent. For its secure Java-based mobile gaming download technology.

Choose the Right Object Persistence. Making a choice among JDBC, CMP, and JDO can be critical in enterprise application design.

Matt — Roundup: Moz, Perl, Digital and Tomcat.

Siemens SX-1 has digital zoom.

Jeff— Tomcat4 and Runaway processes? and New 30gig iPOD.

Dominic — JXTA and JXME and Payment processing via the web and J2ME.

Simon — TagUnit 1.0 nearing completion.

Derek — Who's maintaining maven.org?

Chris — Legacy code smells: double meanings.

Stuart — Accessing the WIndows clipboard with Python.

Charles — The Battle Of Who Could Care Less…

Aahz — Typing: Strong vs. Weak, Static vs. Dynamic.

Bryce — theKompany.rom.

Mike — Is there any bloody value in coding standards?

JavaWizardComponent 1.1, a Java Swing component for creating wizards.

Programming your TiVo via AOL. AOL members can now remotely program their Series 2 TiVos for free.

Take the cellphone test. Need help picking a cellphone?

The Nokia Spy Camera Phone. Observation.

Transmeta powers first sub-$800 Tablet PC. VIA Antaur version too.

GSM to overtake CDMA in USA. Within two years.

Diego — comments: to close or not to close?

On July 16, 1979 — Saddam Hussein became president of Iraq after forcing Hasan al-Bakr to resign.

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Damien — Giving up. I made the cut. ;-)

Jeremy — Morpheus Drops the Spyware.

Matt — Upgrading to latest WebTest and Cactus.

Joi — I'm not Joi Ito, that's just my name.

How to stay in sync with CVS. An alternative to Apple's Backup and iSync.

Apple airs new Power Mac G5 commercial. Features a Mac user literally being “blown away” by the new system…

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Tech Tips: Using the Preferences API and Interfaces and Constants.

Russ — Neat Trillian Pro Trick. Russ discovers old IRC tricks.

Intel doubles earnings in Q2. Happy birthday! Free PCs!

Matt — Fun with Tomcat 5.0.4.

Doug — Netscape is Dead.

Java Email Server 2.0 Alpha 2, an SMTP/POP3 email server.

Microsoft to revise Office v.X with new editions, price cuts.

Lavigne offers exclusive music through ITMS. I listened to the samples, not her best *live* stuff by a long shot.

Handspring's new Blazer 3.0 browser to be powered by ACCESS. Based on ACCESS NetFront 3.0, sports features like Web page display optimization for the Handspring Treo 600.

Motorola posts $119 million profit on lower sales.

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Matt — A Bluetooth Keyboard For My Phone and CA Gets Sonar.

Appeals Court Hands Down Split Decision. Microsoft won’t have to carry Java, but did violate Sun’s copyrights.

Diego — cc beta2 r2 & other things.

Eugene — Beggregator 0.1 available.

Dave — Mozilla Foundation.

Chris — Python Web Frameworks.

Norman — Rent a Fool.

Apple Stores offer Windows-Mac QuickBooks conversion.

OpenOffice.org 1.1 RC coming to OS X soon.

The Quiet Car. Cellphone-free.

Microsoft Targets J2EE Users with JLCA 2.0. Java Language Conversion Assistant.

Rod — my pet bug, or another example of how sun doesn't get community development.

Niel — Unlimited Has Secret Limits for Sprint. Qwest does the same thing with their unlimited long distance plan, which is really 5000 minutes.

Bob — We will not ship shit.

Russ — A Thought About Java and Python.

Martin — Di a Death.

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We just got from the vet. She gave us some pills (pain killers) and recommended that we increase the IV to 100/150cc per day.

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Fujitsu creates 800x600 PDA LCD. It's all in the backlighting.

Eric — Perl From Eclipse IDE?

Rusty — The third beta of BlueJ 1.3 has been posted.

AAS Experimental Handango New Software RSS Feeds. List software newly listed on the Handango website.

Rusty — Jakarta Element Construction Set 1.4.2, a Java class library for generating markup code.

Cedric — Thoughts on Google's AdSense. I have noticed the same trend.

Linux Rules the Day at CA World. CA is working on a range of new Linux deals, initiatives and products, including an upcoming partnership with Ximian Inc.

Toshiba enters 17in notebook market. Like a PowerBook only cheaper.

Sucks.com issue rears ugly head again. Free speech or trademark infringement?

Dominic — Receive a fax on a J2ME phone.

Eric — Red Hat RPM Guide is Out.

Jakarta Cactus 1.5-beta1, a unit testing framework for testing server side java code.

Staying alive. BusinessWeek article on what the cellular carriers have to do to survive once number portability goes into effect on November 24.

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Our cat, Max, is not doing well at all. She spent most of the night meowing in pain, and we're powerless. Hopefully the vet will know of something else we can do.

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Buy.com to start music service. Retailer hopes to copy Apple's iTunes success.

Walmart.com offers Microtel PC with Linux. Wal-Mart Stores' online shop is offering a PC with a bundle of preloaded open-source software products from SuSE Linux.

Spy on Your Car. The CharChip monitors your engine's internal sensors…

Conor — Ant 1.6 is cooking.

Adam — matrixXP.

OpenOffice 1.1 RC 1 Released.

Kevin — Hiptop Available In Canada Soon.

Alan — Still Too Many EJBs.

Jon — Test-driven development.

Jeremy — News: Legal Eagles in MP3 format.

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Orbeon ships version 2.0 of the Open XML Framework (OXF).

Hitachi Selects The Mind Electric Web Services Technology. TME GLUE and TME GAIA.

Bill — A Browser in Zero Lines with WebKit.

Heinz — Once Upon an Oak…

Java FileMover 0.6.2, a regular expression mass file renaming and moving utility featuring a Swing UI.

Corel founder slams ‘pathetic’ bid. Best wishes to rebels.

Alan — 13 days … JDJ = porn? … linuxworld … 61 and Don't panic … you don't need to know everything.

Werner — JDK 1.4.2 Performance whitepaper.

Big Blue puts big investment in Linux. More programmers hired to improve operating system on Power processors.

JEncoder 3.69, yet another Java obfuscator.

Jameleon 1.2. A new HttpUnit plugin was added.

Tom — Mobile content and DRM and Amazon faked an employee weblog.

Tobias — JSP is not VB.

Mark — SMS Jabber Transport.

Simon — Visual Basic to Python.

Sony-Ericsson stops the rot. Sales, shipments climb again.

iPod and Volkswagen Beetle unite. Buy a beetle get a pod.

Russ — Lunching With Moof.

On July 15, 1965 — The spacecraft Mariner IV sent back the first close-up pictures of the planet Mars.

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Erik's Pulse has been published.

David — First usable Tomcat 5 release?

Howard — Tapestry 3.0-beta-2.

Stu — Please, please fix JUnit class loading.

Brian — Developer Toolkits: Everything Under The Sun?

Julian — A Few More .NET Links.

Review: DELL Axim X5 PDA.

Student Hackers Settle Over Debit-Card Device. Is the Blackboard debit card system secure?

Hani — POI website.

Jeremy — Is the Internet an Application?

Apple to Sell Movies? iFlicks Movie Store?

New wireless handheld from Sony. Maybe on Friday?

Hannibal — The Unavoidable Fate of All Geeks.

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The power just got restored after close to a 4 hours outage.

Andrej — Javacertificate.com.

Scott — Good Guys likes Verified by Visa.

Diego — clevercactus beta 2 r1 internal release.

Moof — Welcome to the AllAboutSymbian chatters!

Mike — Microsoft Smartphone has arrived.

The French Minitel Goes Online. Per minute fees will apply.

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JavaWorld's Java Books Index.

The Java Specialists' Newsletter: GoF Factory Method in writing GUIs.

Jakarta ECS 1.4.2, a mature Java API used to generate markup code.

Tim O'Reilly interview: O'Reilly on Linux (part 1) and O'Reilly on Java and the Internet (part 2).

Unisys releases JVM. Unisys has announced a JVM for its ES7000 server running Windows.

Sun bets on Jxta. Sun plans to incorporate Jxta into N1 and Project Orion.

Diego — and so it begins.

Tom — Latest figures for WAP page impressions .

Review: Siemens M60.

Ericsson posts 11th straight quarterly loss. Weak outlook.

Matt — RE: The economics of writing a computer trade book and Prevent Caching of JavaScript and CSS files.

Enable mod_gzip for Apache and A page of useful Safari JavaScript bookmarks.

Report: Tech jobs leave U.S. in droves.

Todd — Throw away CD's hitting street Next Month.

Dell Axim users peeved at PPC 2003 performance. Slower than PocketPC 2002.

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Charles — Running an IRC Channel.

Rusty — JGraph 2.2.

Ewan — Can't Google for WAP on Movable Type.

Carlos — Non-Static Method Calls Considered Harmful?

Lessons Learned from JDOM. Elliotte Rusty Harold talks with Bill Venners about the design lessons he learned from the JDOM API.

Type Checking and Techie Control. Bruce Eckel talks with Bill Venners about why he prefers Python's latent type checking and techie control of language evolution.

Send and receive SOAP messages with SAAJ. How to use the SOAP with Attachments API for Java to simplify the process of creating and sending SOAP messages.

‘AOL Journals’ To Bring Blogs To Millions. Be afraid, be very afraid.

Review: Cooler Master Aluminum Keyboard Q.

Jupitermedia Snaps Up DevX.com. Looking to extend its developer resources, Jupitermedia acquires the DevX.com Network.

Norman — reactions to JSTL.

Associates Kicks Off Computer CAWorld.

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3G Review: the NEC e606.

Doug — pyODE: Python Open Dynamics Engine Wrapper.

Simon — toString – just say no!

Un PC 100% silencieux from Zalman.

Matt — SSL Rises on Bid Talks.

Carlos — Maintainability Pattern: Manage Dependencies.

Thomas — France Telecom : le Wi-Fi sur le Tour de France.

Ben — Know CSS? Want an iPod?

Danny — Buy this Book!

Free Pascal Compiler 1.0.10. A 32-bit Pascal Compiler for AmigaOS, DOS, Linux, *BSD, OS/2 and Win32.

Ringtone Tools 2.13. Tools for creating ringtones on mobile phones.

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L.A. Times: Sun Pushes Java for Wireless Devices.

WfMOpen, a J2EE based implementation of a workflow engine.

Markus — New python plugin for eclipse.

JFreeChart 0.9.9, a chart library for Java.

Intel launches 1MB L3 Xeon. Slashes line's prices too.

The future according to Larry Ellison. Never one to be shy and retiring, Larry Ellison is giving the impression that he is enjoying himself.

Tom — The Blog Census.

Ten Lies About Microprocessors. Debunking the dominant myths is the first step towards making a rational choice.

New Site Makes OSS Development Easier. OpenSnippets.

Machine vs. Man: Checkmate. Newsweek has a short article talking about the next Kasparov vs. computer chess match scheduled for this coming fall.

Ben — osx hints.

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Java at Center of Desktop Battle. Java in cellphones, cars, etc.

How to use Java's layout managers. The best size and position for each GUI element depends on factors that may not be known when an app is compiled. Layout managers can help.

Java XML by Example (Part I): JAXP.

François — Piratage de CB facile!

Matt — 4 Megapixel Nikon D2?

Henri — 'MacTech' and ONF: Maciej Zawadzki Code Generation, Maciej Zawadzki Object Reuse.

Daniel — In your opinion, what's good code?

Arjun — Intersting twist in file sharing.

Kevin — Courtney Love talks about Virgin Records.

Thomas — If You Want' Duck Typing…

Cesar — google on steroids.

Hani — The hat is back.

Zulfikar — Google Mirror.

Joi — iSight and QuickTime Broadcaster are a go.

Keith — Understanding XML and Bug in PHP 4.3.2.

Rafe — Jef Raskin on IDEs.

Rogers — New technical jargon: Webmaster.

Charles — Error Handling vs Error Recovery.

Pierre — Le côté obscur du blog.

Julian — Who's Afraid of .NET?

Andy — BEA and Apache XMLBeans?

Aaron — ColdFusion Developer's Journal – Extending ColdFusion with Java.

JavaWorld reviews jEdit.

New site for open source & government. Opensector.org.

Kazaa Derivatives Offer RIAA-Blocking Features. Kazaa K++ and Kazaa Lite.

On July 14, 1789 — The French Revolution began when Parisians stormed the Bastille prison and released the seven prisoners inside.

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I had the displeasure of being woken up by a nasty calf cramp yesterday morning. It was pretty hot all day and I didn't drink enough for a post-workout day. I can still feel it, icy-hot is helping a little.

Web Services Tool Kit for Mobile Devices (version 2.0). Provides tools and run-time environments that allow development of applications that use Web Services on small mobile devices.

François — Firebird, bleh.

Russ— Necho Stuff.

Matt — Linux Journal 2003 Editors' Choice Awards.

Steven — P800 vs Sidekick comparison.

David — Echo feed validates or [Valid PIE].

Fred — Testing MIDLETs w/o Devices-J2ME.

Edwin — XML Dev Con Trip Report.

Vincent — Evolving Java-based APIs… The nightmare of binary compatibility!

Hani — Compile time safety doesn't suck.

Zulfikar — Icon for the Digital Age.

Adam — mea culpa and what are the benefits of (n)echo to users?

Keith — Best 80's list ever and Free command line development tools from Microsoft.

Bryan — Yahoo2iPod.

Luke — The most insane thing I've ever seen (so far).

Mac Net Journal: The shortcoming of ad programs like Google Adsense.

Wired's gadget picks. Casio's Exilim Z3 digital camera, Fujitsu's Stylistic ST4000 Tablet PC, Danger's color Hiptop, Kanguru's KangaruMicro keychain MP3 player, and Casio's SY-4000 portable TV.

Pocket PC 2003 guide. Guide to all of the new Pocket PCs running the recently-released Pocket PC 2003 operating system.

‘Open and helpful community’ – of credit card thieves. Honeynet shows carders are getting slick.

On July 13, 1835 — John Ruggles received patent #1 from the U.S. Patent Office for a traction wheel used in locomotive steam engines. All 9,957 previous patents were not numbered.

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We saw LXG earlier. We both liked it. It was a lot better than the previews led to believe.

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MyOneLineOfCodeBrowser using Cocoa and WebKit 1.0. This easy tutorial will introduce you to the new Cocoa Framework named Web Kit.

PDA News: New Toshiba petition, Sena cases, SmartphoneThoughts giveaway.

Henri — ONF: Bruce Tate – Persistence, Stu Halloway ClassLoading and Dave Thomas Agile Development.

Michael — Good template build.xml.

Debashish — My Japanese Name.

Carlos — Do you remember UTC?

Leslie — Quick links.

Mark — Pie progress report.

Keith — The State of Open Source and Fun stuff!

Pierre — Hack Xbox.

New iPAQs Now Available From Online Retailers. iPAQ h1940, iPAQ h5150, and iPAQ h5550.

NYT: A Web Site Causes Unease in Police. Washington State officials are uncertain how to address lists of police officers' personal information posted to a Web site.

Mark— IntelliJ IDEA EAP #859 out…

On July 12, 1962 — The Rolling Stones made their performance debut at the Marquee Club in London.

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Power Java programming—free! Build an open source IDE with jEdit.

Back to your Class roots. Find a class's runtime origin.

Tips & Tricks: Automatically generate JavaBeans from XSL files in J2EE applications.

.Net Rant of the Week. The more i get into .NET the more stupidities i end up facing.

Frank — iChatAV with USB webcams.

Matt — Giving Up.

Glenn — MacStumbler 0.7.

Joe — Next Gen C++ -- Just Like Java (kinda).

David — What is your blogger code?

David — What is your blogger code? Mine's here.

Paul — Open Source Java Directory.

Raible — Words of Wisdom from James Gosling and Pornolize your blog.

Rod — Axion 1.0 Milestone 2 Released.

Blaine — Spring – a J2EE application framework and Impressed with Velocity.

Jonas — AspectWerkz 0.7.2 is released.

Rusty — Java Financial Library 1.6.1, jCIFS 0.7.11, J2SSH 0.2.1 and Java Memory Profiler (JMP) 0.32.

Chris — What's your blogger code?

Kasia — The revolution will not be televised.

Cedric — The future of storage.

Danny — Ted Leung…almost gets it… and Marc Fleury is a closet Microsoft Lover.

Elwyn — Google Date Hacks.

Todd — Best Free Stuff on the Internet.

First look at Hitachi's new Pocket PC Phone. G1000.

NYT: Verizon Ordered to Rehire 2,300 Workers.

Apple attempts to patent fast user switching. That's just about as good as Micorosoft patenting "Plug and Play".

Radio royalties: the ticking timebomb under the RIAA. Reg follows the fuse.

AT&T to offer Wi-Fi at 2,000 locations. Hotels, airports and convention centers in 20 countries.

Jakarta POI 2.0-pre2 release.

I'm not quite sure which is more annoying. Spam, or spam about ways to avoid spam.

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Simple Website Search Tool. Find out how to use an HTML form and JavaServer Pages technology to search and filter entries on a Web page.

Matt — Runtime.

Jim — Warning: don't use your P800, SonyEricsson may not be able to fix it!

Hani — I give you…IoC type 0!

Jay — One thing Java does better than others.

Kenneth — Nokia 7650 & Bluetooth & Linux & pppd.

Todd— What would you do with a Terabyte of Storage? and Microsoft Issued Security Warnings.

90% of notebooks to bundle Wi-Fi by 2008. Only 90%?

Rockers return: Halford reunites with Judas Priest. Some heads are gonna roll.

OS X update will fix screensaver flaw. Aren't screensavers useless nowadays?

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Yesterday's edition of Erik's Pulse had an error, David Czarnecki's blog is actually located here. Sorry, David.

Dominic — Rent-A-Coder and SyncML and WBXML.

Arjun — Java.net and weblogs: The Road ahead.

Frans — Java Experimental Network (JEN), BiO2 and Experimental Platform.

Bob — drools 2.0-beta-11.

Bill — .Net for fragging your ass.

Kasia — Fun with l33t h4x0rz: part deux.

Martin — B0rked P800.

Matt — Linus Turns to 2.6.

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How to use Java's layout managers. If you ever designed user interfaces for text mode applications, you're familiar with the issues involved.

Configure vi for Java application development. vi rules!

Russ — The Gospel According to Jock.

Matt — Newest Wi-Fi Security: WPA and T-Zones Offers Unlimited GPRS For $9.99/mo.

Matt — JSP 2.0 Article in July JDJ.

Derek — Maintainability Pattern #1 – Clean Code.

Leslie — Quick links.

Ben — L! X! G!

Chris — AppleScript to lookup song lyrics.

Sylvain — Cocoon webapp itches.

Charles — False Advertising.

Paul  — Proposal for easier access to Mobile Web (WAP) sites.

OmniWeb 4.5 beta 3 released.

MSN and eBay seal new e-commerce deal. Could this be the start of a beautiful friendship?

Memory watch review. MobileMag review of Edge Memory's new DiskGO!

Sharp cans Linux PDA in Europe? All signs point to the end of the line.

On July 11, 1804 — The United State's first secretary of the treasury, Alexander Hamilton, was killed by Vice President Aaron Burr in a duel.

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Erik's Pulse has been published — My top ten Java bloggers.

Kasia — Fun with l33t h4x0rz.

jsXe 0.111, a simple XML editor.

Internet Explorer update for Mac OS 8/9 released. More security vulnerabilities patches.

Rumors abound as Macworld NY opens. G5 systems are anticipated by rumor sites.

Hacker Plot Hijacks PC's for Sex Sites. Unless the owner of the hijacked computer is technologically sophisticated, the activity is likely to go unnoticed.

It's all you, you want it, you can have it
It's all you, take your flight and get it
It's all you, live it up, enjoy it… while you can

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WAP Hits Back In UK. Despite its poor reputation, the number of WAP page impressions viewed in the UK more than doubled in the nine months to May 2003.

Hani — java.net, again.

Russ — Bluetooth Cameras!, I love eBooks! and My Documentation Directory.

Dominic — SCBCD beta info doc and mock exams.

Doug — Start Programming (online book for true beginners).

iPods return to Target. They stopped carrying in April.

Quiz: What Kind Of Idiot Are You?

Microsoft Reader security cracked already. Now go get those free eBooks :)  (Thanks, Frank!)

Thomas — Intel et le 802.16a.

Perl 5.8.1 RC1 Released.

Using the Jakarta Commons, Part 2.

Creating Email Templates with XML. Rafe Colburn demonstrates using XML, the Commons Digester, JavaMail, and MessageFormat to simplify generating and sending email.

François — La terrible vérité sur le financement des logiciels gratuits.

Russ — Personal Sys Admins.

Matt — Compression Filter Issues – EOFException.

Danno — SWT: I Still Don't Get It.

Diego — the SCO-Sun deal.

Jay — Checking out the now open source XMLBeans.

Eitan — Impressions of “Mac OS X for Java Geeks”.

Jeremy — Blogging over your Shoulder.

Simon — Stored procedures in MySQL?

JRefactory 2.7.04, a refactoring tool.

jMechanic Profiler 0.5.2 Plugin for Eclipse.

JMP 0.32, a runtime profiler of the JVM, with object and method statistics.

Apple releases BlueTooth 1.2.1 update via the Web.

FCC to require many cell phones to be hearing aid-friendly. Can you hear me now?

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Matthew — Open Source Awards announcement.

Kevin — Open Source Precursors.

Bill Gates tops email hoax list. Unwilling daddy of useless chain mails.

Rusty — Morphon is now making the Morphon XML Editor 3.0 free beer.

Derek — Real Life “Unbreakable”.

Danny — Winer Watcher.

Hello, it's your favorite song calling. For those who thought cell phones couldn't get any more annoying, brace yourself. Personalized “ringback tones” are on the way.

New Toshiba gadget firm to open. A new engineering company to provide advanced engineering support for discrete devices.

‘Nashville Star’ Winner Dominates Country Charts. Buddy Jewell.

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Numerical Recipes Books On-Line. 3 books from the collection Numerical Recipes (C, F77 and F90) are available online.

Enhance the accessibility of your GUIs. Build a customizable cross-platform look and feel for visually impaired users.

Getting started with NIO. The new input/output (NIO) library, introduced with JDK 1.4, provides high-speed, block-oriented I/O in standard Java code.

Reading Lounge: Crackproofing your Software.

Servicing Eclipse plug-ins. How to leverage Eclipse tooling to diagnose customer problems.

Carlos — Meta Tags Revisited.

Carsten — Project Dywel started.

Matt — Changing Struts' <bean:message> to JSTL's <fmt:message>.

Joe — What the heck is Sun thinking?

Max — Java Printing on Unix is flakey, even on 1.4.2!

Rusty — ABLE 2.0, the Agent Building and Learning Environment and Chris Stevenson's TestDox.

Bill — Winer should apologize.

Simon — Clearout.

Sylvain — Cool web tools.

RealRadix — P810.

Christoph— Jexed P800 – a Vexed java port and Url Rewriting mind boggler.

Tristan — RSS2Necho.

More pics of Gateway's Pocket PC. 100X.

Koala Bean Markup Language, enables the serialization/de-serialization of JavaBeans to/from XML documents.

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Tom — Table tennis - Matrix style! and Nokia's view of telecoms.

RIAA sues Spanish music site. Out of tune.

Sony recalls 18,000 Vaios. We're shocked. Shocked!

Apple earns top honors in PC Magazine survey. 16th annual Service & Reliability reader survey.

Diego — rss performance improvements.

Zohar — A Rebelutionary Day.

Matt — Duron to be Renamed Athlon FX.

Janne — Spamblog.

I've been listening to Rachel Farris' Soak quite a lot lately.

Emmanuel — Développez à la mode J2EE en utilisant .NET.

Adam — more rss.

Windows Media Player 9 for Mac OS X. Soon?

Sun: Rave on over to the other side. ‘Visual-style’ JDE

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Improve the Performance of Loops. Almost all Java applications require looping at some point or other.

Jim — Ship Ahoy! and McFi? Wi?

Matthew — Meeting people.

Frank — sorehead.org: Microsoft Word makes me cry..

Matt — Feed Validator: Now With Pie.

Matt — [Denver JUG] The J2EE 1.4 Web Foundation: Servlets and JSPs.

Luke — Google favors blogs in first name searches.

Benoit— Le tutorial J2EE 1.4.

Jiri — Looking for the 'application' in an application framework.

Carlos — Mike's presentation on WebWork 2.

Jos — Cocoon issues, or how to waste a complete evening..

Leslie — Quick links.

Bob — Bloggin' from the Chicago Apple Store…

Chris — Read man pages in your browser.

Steven — CurryPie.

Pankaj — Exploring Java Code Made Easy …

Kenneth — Install Debian Onto a Remote Linux System.

Alan — Too Many EJBs.

Jahia CMS and Portal Server 4.0 Beta 1. Java CMS and portal software.

IE bugs keep coming. Patch Redmond.

Half-dozen anti-spam bills presented to Congress.

Ellison: We're going to do this deal. Oracle is willing to continue its campaign to buy PeopleSoft, even if it took another year to carry the day.

Tom — Don't Copy That Floppy!

On July 10, 1913 — The highest temperature ever recorded in the U.S. was 134 degrees in Death Valley, CA