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Matt — Matthew Dillon Looses Commit Access to FreeBSD.

Russ — The Reviews Start Coming In: Infoworld and CNet on Symbian Phones.

Bill — Vatican sounds New Age alert.

Rogers — The Buffer Zone and Non-Blocking Connections.

Andre — How do you like your Actions?

JDebugTool 2.9, a graphical Java debugger.

PalmVNC 2.0.1, a VNC client for the Palm OS platform.

Dave — Safari Newsflash: Recent WebCore Work.

David — blojsom updates.

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Jakarta Commons Digester 1.4 Released.

Microsoft pulls Java from Windows. An appeals court issued a stay.

Carlos — Ah, those awful bits of code we see every day…

Alan — JDJ Back page Cartoon … Java dudes return.

Bill — Mail to blog ain't gonna cut it.

David — Savarese on Java persistence..

Danno — Code Quality.

Kevin — iTunes2HTML Updated.

Dominic — SSLExt for Struts.

Jon — SWT and Swing… Comparisons from real world usages. (with screenshots).

Joe — JDO, or O/R.

Matt— Display Tag Library Project setup at SourceForge.

Kenneth — OpenSSH for Windows.

Jaffer 0.01, a Java implementation of an Appletalk File Server over TCP.

Microsoft talks to Apple about antitrust settlement. Apple responded to the proposed settlement in January saying it didn't go far enough.

Visaj 3.0, a Visual Application Builder for Java.

oXygen XML Editor.

MacExplorer, analyze and access Macintosh files on Windows NT, 2000 or XP.

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John — JavaShelf.com Comment.

Quartz 1.0.4, an enterprise-class job scheduler.

How do I measure ROI for developing and marketing a Web site or application?

Joost STX processor, version 20030203, Java implementation of the Streaming Transformation for XML (STX) language.

Kasparov, Computer End Game at Stalemate. Deep Junior tied 4th game.

Sam — Mailblog implementation.

Kenneth — win32 ftp server.

Jon — Nanning has mixins!

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Digital Media Consumer Rights Act.

Danny — foaftool Sha1ing, smushing and aggregating FOAF.

Diego — the C++ FAQ.

Emmanuel— Gratuit/Free : J2EE and XML Development book.

Jason — Expiration of Java certification.

Matt — Blojsom: Download, CVS, Javadoc.

JSX2 0.1.4, externalizes object data as XML.

Safari browser has fast adoption rate. How does it compare to the Mac version of IE?

BEA pursues entry - level Java developers market. Price reduction on the WebLogic Express application server.

Samsung unveils ARM-plus-flash ‘System-in-Package’. 203MHz ARM920T processor, 256Mbit NAND flash, 256Mbit SDRAM and USB.

Java for SDL, a binding for Simple DirectMedia Layer written in Java.

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AlichiSoft releases TierDeveloper 2.0 O/R Mapping Tool.

P6Spy 1.0, an open source framework for applications that intercept and optionally modify database statements.

Diego — java2d problems on ATI cards.

Henri — Genetic algorithm'd Databases.

Bernard — The Marvin Obfuscator and Clover, a code coverage tool for Java and Professional Programmers.

Doug — Download JBuilder 8 - free for non-commercial use.

Joe — I wish bloggers would edit.

Glen — Hibernate + XDoclet = :-(

David — blojsom javadocs and site documentation available.

Matt — Wireless Printer Server and USB Hub?

Russ — What do you think of my new weblog design?

Costin — JMX servlets.

EBay yanks Space Shuttle debris auctions. Good for them.

30 years of cellphones and 20th anniversary of the first commercial cellphone service.

CNET gets its hands on a Sony Ericsson P800.

Implement JSSE/SSL functionality under JDK 1.3.

Alan — Votes are in for the IDE poll.

Charles — JSR-666.

JDO Maintenance Review Draft (to be JDO 1.0.1) is now available.

Fake CNN Website Taken Offline. CNN Fake News Generator.

On February 3, 1783 — Spain recognized the independence of the United States.

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We saw The Recruit yesterday afternoon. The plot is a little too predictable (and somewhat flawed) but we still quite enjoyed it.

Bernard — Japple.

Adam — dildo song.

Jeremy — Fly without ID. Legally.

Alan — Have you ever noticed how different the news is reported?

Ben — iPhoto2.

Fred — European Union Legalizes P2P?

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Intro to Linux Development, Part 1.

VeriSign Changes DNS Servers: No ASCII Needed.

Diego — the space shuttle.

Bill — Classpath - fixme.

Bill — Spyware killer.

Ben — Secure blogging by email.

Bernard— SMYLE.

Jeremy — Shut up about the Shuttle already.

Julian — About Barcelona.

Keith — A mnemonic for a tragic date and opensourcecms.com.

Charles — Live Chat : Java Performance, Swing and Java 2D Teams and Three Swing-Based Text Editors Reviewed in LinuxWorld.COM and Loved.

Mark — Elliotte Rusty Harold on Web Services.

Ara — JBoss-IDE.

Matthew — JLCP Converted to Hibernate2.

Russ — Weblog Meta Tags and The Media Hype Machine.

Danny — RSL.

Scott — Indexing FTP Sites (using PHP).

Paul — “2003 will be a year of mobile developers”.

Paul — Java Units of Measure 0.2.

Net radio targets broadband homes. Philips' Streamium MC-i200.

Skeleton iBook. Transparent iBook case.

TiVo's lifetime subscription fee to jump, from $249 to $299.

On February 2, 1962 — 8 of 9 planets aligned for first time in 400 years.

Ugo — The cluetrain doesn't stop here. Ben — Loose leaf from Looseleaf. Erik — Xin Nian Kuai Le. Carlos — PagedArrayList 0.1. Linksys Ships Over 100,000 Wireless-G Products in First Month of Sales. EasySMTP for Java, send mail without JavaMail. Ben — Analysis of Slammer. Steven — xReporter supports grouping now. Russ — U.S. Vs. European Mobile Phone Use. Scott — Tivo Getting More Expensive. Glen — Inside An Idea Plugin (Part 2). Man arrested for allegedly selling opium on eBay. The question is, how much was it selling for? ;-) Snapple takes on Slim-Fast. Trying to take some of the public embarrassment out of dieting. FDA Wants Anti-Radiation Drug. A medicinal version of a blue dye that has been found to protect people against radiation exposure. Bernard — JODE. We're planning on seeing The Recruit later on today. On February 1, 1996 — Visa and Mastercard announced security measures that would make it safe to shop on the Internet.

[@355] Russ — Crosswords Are the Prototypical Mobile Killer App. Keith — New CMS's/Web application frameworks. Chaperon 2.0, a Text to XML converter, released. Alan — Wireless networking; whats the secret? Chris — What OS are you? Scott — Eclipse I20030129 and cool features. Mark — Stapler 2.2.5. Phillip — InterBase trivia. Matt — .Mac Address Book Synchronization. Charles — My Place Part One: Kitchen. J2EE Email Connector baseline 1.0, a J2EE Connector to send and receive email messages. [@081] Remove Safari's cached favicon.ico files. Worked for me. Andre — Looking for more Webwork insight. DIBS 0.4, a Distributed Internet Backup System. Thanks, Jim! Anthony — $!@#)!! Mozilla Mail is Right. Mark — Unplugged. Kasia — From the 'really bad code' collection.. Sam — Apache Community. WinCvs 1.3b11. Lots of changes, so play carefully with that one… Java 2 SDK, Standard Edition 1.3.1_07 now available! Joe — Whatever happened to *simplifying* an API? Alan — Microsoft begins to use TheMiddleWare J2EE report. Dave — Safari Response: zeldman.com. Andy — humble suggestion #13-14 for the Joel Test. David — blojsom available on SourceForge and blojsom committed to CVS. Matt — Fieldset and Legend. Russ — Quick Thought: American SMS and Joe Handheld. Paul — The New Global Job Shift. Greg — JSPWiki is on My Shortlist. PowerBook G4 12" Disassembled. Have you been itching to disassemble that new PB G4 12"? iMovie iPhoto In Software Update. Sneak peek at Sony's latest handheld. Clie PEG-TG50. Net ranks as top information source. A UCLA study reveals Americans who go online rank the Internet as the most important information source… [@677] Microsoft security effort ‘failing’. Understatement of the year. Bob — Integrating James and rssmail. Joe — RSSLibJ now in beta. Openbrain's Bluetooth Wireless Stereo Headset. Jim — weblog self-discovery meta information and meta update. Matt — RE: CVS, SSH and Passwords. Playboy boss cuts out the fat. “He really wants Christina Aguilera…” Scott — PHPCon East 2003 heads to New York City. AMD delays 64-bit Athlon chip. Pushes back its Athlon 64 processor to September… [@594] Kasparov loses 3rd chess game. Garry Kasparov lost the third game of his match against Deep Junior. Yahoo! Debuts Pay Radio Service. LAUNCHcast Plus. Schwarzenegger Undergoes Surgery for ‘T3’ Injury. Arnie underwent surgery to repair a shoulder injury. Mail Management With Procmail. The Truth, The Whole Truth, And Nothing But The Truth… Bernard — mvnForum and The Joel Test: 12 Steps to Better Code and GUI Builders. CJAVA 1.0 alpha, a Java-like C++ library. Chris — Working at home. Mark — No clock. Adam — new bizz. Matt — tblib Command Line Client and tblib Has a Home Page. Russ — Snow in Madrid. Tom — Round-up. jTDS 0.5.1, a JDBC driver for MS SQL Server. American Express releases downloadable smart card application. American Express has launched ID Keeper… Price protection on direct Apple purchases. Should Apple reduce its price on any shipped product within 10 calendar days of shipment… Internet beams out into space. NASA is turning to net technologies to keep in contact with spacecraft and satellites… Seeing SPOTs: Microsoft uses FM in new generation of gadgets. No Hassle MP3 Headphones. Ideao Technologies, a division of 7Heads Inc, introduced the “wire free” WF-200. Turning Tablet PCs into Wireless UNIX Workstations. StarNet Communications X-Win32. InView Software's Momentum is a new peer to peer (P2P) collaboration application. Apache Forrest 0.3, an XML standards-oriented project documentation framework built on Apache Cocoon, released. Ben — Lotusphere and the cynics. Blogs open doors for developers. Using Web logs and online tools to gather feedback can help strengthen products—and pull in customers. Web hijacker snares victims. A sneaky add-on program for IE is hijacking browsers. January 31, 1940— The first Social Security check was issued by the U.S. Government.

[@160] Apple to release iMovie 3, iPhoto 2 tomorrow. Verizon appeals RIAA subpoena win. Verizon is asking the court to block the order that would reveal the identity of an alleged peer-to-peer pirate to the music industry. Ugo— The Cocoon Flow rocks! Hollywood Says No to Filtering DVD Player. Dear Hollywood: Keep your hands off my DVDs. Danno — JUnit Exception Handling. Gerhard — JUnit question regarding Exception handling. Father of Video Games turning 60. Nolan Bushnell, founder of Atari. Marc — Notes. [@953] Doing More With XML Schemas, part 3. Diego — want security? use a different product. Adam — Audi A8 software glitches. Henri — JavaBlogs.com. Matt — NetBSD 1.6.1 Release Process Has Begun. Bill — New Evil Spam Technique. Cedric — To ditch or not to ditch your IDE. Nick — Versioning seems to come up everywhere. Ted — I second the motion. Werner — How to build JBoss - IDE. JRisk, a java version of the well-known game “Risk.” Dell brings kiosks to Sears. Shopping at Sears? Try a Dell. Tutorial: Deliver Web Services to Mobile Apps. First look at WS-I Usage Scenarios. Understand the application of the WS-I Basic Profile. Java Development with Ant Quiz. Test your Ant knowledge. Sun's Java rules shape future of phones. Sun released its first-ever guidelines for the use of Java in cell phones. Mark — Plugging the analog hole. [@793] Danno — Java String Tricks. Mike — What's JavaDoc done for you lately? Lance — A nod to JPublish. JavaBDD, a Java library for manipulatin binary decision diagrams. Expert weighs code release after Slammer. David Litchfield. Microsoft bows to EU privacy concerns. Microsoft agrees to change its Passport identity system to ensure it complies with EU privacy laws. Joe— Stupid Java Tricks : String Constants ARE Objects. Henri — Hacker's radar. Tom — Effective Java. Security Flaw Finder Severs Ties with CERT. Next Generation Security Software has severed ties with the CERT Coordination Center. Telemarketers Sue to Block Do-Not-Call List. Claiming “Opt Out” is not a viable model for telemarketers. [@707] TightVNC 1.2.8 has been released. EJB best practices: Build a better exception-handling framework. Building Dependency Webs in J2EE. Java Swing: Menus and Toolbars, Part 2 and Part 3. jvider 1.2, a GUI builder, released. Mamant 0.4.1, a collection of Jakarta Ant extensions for J2EE, released. Alan — Opera 7 is out … and people … we have a nice browser and James Gosling wins $10,000. Emmanuel — Question about javablogs rss. Jasonbell — The art of discipline. Tobias — Announcing Maven JDeveloper Plugin. Jean-Baptiste — Effective Java. Joi — Shure E2c - the best headphones I've ever used. Kasia — JavaBlog noise. Matt — Groove 2.5. Matthew — Ivelin on XMLForms. Matt — How To: Configure Log4j to notify you of errors. JUnitEE 1.6.3 released. Hibernate 1.2.3, a high performance object/relational persistence and query service for Java.. Is Segway a success? Dean Kamen's trouble finding a market for his scooter is a reminder that a novel idea isn't necessarily a hot one. Bluetooth GPS module for handhelds. Emtac Wireless GPS. Nokia set to clash with Microsoft in new “wireless middleware” code market. Just like Russ and countless others I've removed my blog from the java.blogs aggregator. It took a while to do so because I could no longer login. I finally had to have Mike reset my password. Run IDEA 3.0.1 on Java 1.4.1 DP9. Nine steps to running IDEA 3.0.1 on Mac OS X. On January 30, 1933 — “The Lone Ranger” was heard on radio for the first time. The program ran for 2,956 episodes and ended in 1955.

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Neil — wooo HOOOO the guy who did memento and insomnia is doing the next batman project.

Doug — AOL loses $44.9 billion.

Matt — tblib 0.1.0 Released!

Ara — MiddleGen.

Java FTP client library 1.2.1, a comprehensive Java FTP client library.

Kevin — Mozilla Javascript Eval Console.

Fred — iSQL-Viewer.

Damien — Regarding fiscal pressure…

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How to be a Programmer. A Short, Comprehensive and Personal Summary.

Siebel to port its CRM applications to J2EE on Websphere. $300 million deal.

Ara — Runtime Attributes.

Costin — Authorization and security.

InstantJ 1.5, a library you can use to compile and execute Java code or evaluate expressions written in Java.

JXPath 1.1 Beta 1 has been released.

Laszlo — FreE32 Safe.

Marcus — Pair Programming.

Chiara — defending my profession as a female.

Eric — Ditch Your IDE? No Way!

Jay — GLUE, GAIA, J2EE.

Cedric — That old Rubik demon.

Philip — More powerful blog editing via e-mail and Heh.

Lance — Your Password Must Be at Least 18770 Characters…

Werner — JBoss - IDE : looking behind the eclipse.

Computerworld's Java News Shorts.

IBM eyes services-based role for J2EE. IBM says J2EE-based technologies alone are not sufficient to accommodate the emerging on-demand computing environment.

Amazon wins small-claims case. “If it's too good to be true, it's too good to be true.”

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Open source Java ROI. Open source Java route yields big savings.

JDiskReport 1.0.7 Released.

JSP 2.0 Proposed Final Draft 2 Available.

Emmanuel — Struts + JBuilder7 + WebLogic.

Roman — Cyber-telepathy of Generative Programming.

Joe— RSSLibJ site updated and a file release made available.

Carlos — 100 Reasons Why Java is Better than .NET.

Matt — Java.OSDir.com.

Ara — J2EE 1.4 chat.

Russ — My Ant Solution and The Ads.

Lance — Velocity Tools.

JasperReports 0.4.5, a Java report-generating library.

Inside Graffiti 2. Brighthand looks at Graffiti 2.

W3C Unleashes VoiceXML 2.0.

Back from vet. She thinks the spots on Six's back are caused by the lubricant I used on her squeaky wheel. Duh!

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Review: Jabra BT200 Bluetooth Wireless Headset.

Ted — Java Configuration, redux. The Mac OS has support for a “mrj.properties” file under Classic which is indeed very nice.

Russ — You cannot…

The State of the Union Address Drinking Game.

New J2ME APIs Help You Go Wireless. Get Small with Wireless Messaging and Mobile Media.

Put Struts' HTML Tag Library to Work.

Look Beyond Benchmarks. Benchmarks tell a lot more than just the numbers.

Data Grid Built on J2EE. Avaki Data Grid 3.0.

Dave — Come on you're killing me!

Matt — Opera 7 Released!

Glen — Inside An Idea Plugin (Part 1).

David — Miguel De Icaza's In The Spotlight.

jMechanic 0.4.5, a profiler plugin for Eclipse.

Nomad's 40GB iPod clone. Nomad Jukebox Zen.

Britney Spears And Fred Durst Shack Up…

CVS-SSH2 Plug-in for Eclipse.

Bill — When GeoURLs Attack.

Deep Junior holds Kasparov to a draw. Kasparov plays Sicilian Defence.

Handheld shipments fall, Palm maintains lead.

Get tough with your PDA. A survey of the toughest PDAs.

We have an appointment with the vet in the morning. Six has developed dark, wet looking, spots around her shoulder blades.

Vicki talked to our vet yesterday. She suggested doing some kind of skin test to determine the cause of the problem.

We're not too worried about it because Six appears to be extremely healthy and lively. Well… when she's not barricaded in her house, sleeping, that is.

On January 29, 1997 — America Online agreed to give refunds to frustrated customers under threat of lawsuits across the country. Customers were unable to log on after AOL offered a flat $19.95-a-month rate.

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jEdit 4.1pre9 is now available.

A reusable solution for serialization. More on typesafe enums.

XML in Java: Data binding, Part 2: Performance.

Glen — Cool “Best Practice” Site.

Jay — personal web proxy.

Phillip — Interesting find.

Rafe — Analysis of Sapphire SQL Worm.

Rogers — New Radio UserLand weblog: More Stuff 4 Less.

Danny — W3C RDF Validation Service has been updated.

David — Cocoon Portal For Imbeciles.

Kasia — Cheap advertising!

Joe — The WebWork (non-)Tutorial.

Fred — Catching Up with JavaAOP.

JAlbum 3.1, a web photo album generator, released.

CRIONICS Launches jPDF-Merge. Java solution for dynamic PDF document merging and splitting.

Onion Networks' Tornado Cache — Open Content Network Edition Released.

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Immortal Code. Sometimes a piece of code is so elegant, so evolved, that it outlasts everything else.

Standards group tackles XML documents. An e-business standards body has proposed a series of definitions for how corporations should create common business documents.

James Speth's iCommune Retools Itself as Standalone Open Source App.

TMC Whitepaper: Learn All About J2EE Best Practices.

Jeppe — FeedExpress updated.

Ben — Phoenix to = Surfzilla.

Dave — Uber-Browser Take #2: Sherfari.

Bob — Wanted: lightweight JMS implementation.

Dave — How to hide CSS from Opera 7.

Tobias— Maven JDeveloper Plugin.

Matt — News Briefs.

Robert — What is up with the JCP?

Stu — Java/ATI bug exposes configuration woes. And I thought I was the only one having this problem.

Cedric — Generative programming.

Matt — Commons Betwixt 1.0 Alpha 1 released.

Charles — Objective-C vs Java.

InstantJ 1.5. Compile and execute Java code or evaluate expressions written in Java.

Zoe Intertwingle 0.3.7, a unique email client that works through a Web browser.

PalmVNC 2, a VNC client for the Palm OS.

Javasynth, a Java based system for creating fully working modular audio systems.

JaxMeJS 1.0: Java source generation framework, a Java/XML binding framework for SAX2.

Secret Service investigate repeated RIAA hackings. Once again wasting the tax payer's money.

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Mark — Auto-content.

Jason — SCP custom class for Ant.

Matt — Enhancing the build process with CruiseControl and Maven.

SafariTabs 1.0 adds tabbed browsing to Safari. Nice.

Pentium price cuts at hand. Intel expected to lower P4 prices late next month.

Yahoo settles with Sony Music. Bleh.

Hybrid Cars Are Catching On. Toyota and Honda are already selling tens of thousands of hybrids.

Courts Split on Internet Bans. Can people who use the Internet to commit a crime be barred from using computers after the sentence is served?

IOGEAR debuts USB print server. IPP, LAN, WAN, IPX, TCP/IP, Netbuei, AppleTalk, lpr, SMB. 10/100Base-T.

Challenger Explodes. 17 years ago today. So where were you?

Rafe — You're busted.

Netflix mulls markets in Japan, Europe. May be spreading into Europe and Japan within the next two years…

Multi-tasking gadgetry the future: tech panel.

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Jim — weblog self-discovery meta information. Good stuff!

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SBC Patents Links, Dynamic Pages. Patented in 1996 is the concept of linking to dynamic content with a static element of a page.

Bill — A troll from the server side.

Joe — More fun with RSS 2.0 and RDF.

Ken — Shelley tells all about RDF.

Interarchy 6.1 adds Rendezvous support, more.

Internet cafe guilty of piracy. The Easyinternet cafe chain has been found guilty for allowing customers to download music and copy it onto to CDs.

SAP DB JDBC Driver. 100% pure Java.

Chuq — Coming soon to a theater near you!

Smooth Sailing with .ORG Transition. From VeriSign to PIR.

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Ted — Oh, boy. Here we go again….

AT&T Wireless to provide Wi-Fi in hotels, airports. Signed an agreement with Wayport, Inc. to provide high-speed wireless Web access at more than 475 hotels.

Microsoft Was Vulnerable to Worm Virus. Microsoft Corp. itself was exposed.

Kazaa fires back at Hollywood, labels. Launched a legal counterstrike against major record labels and Hollywood studios, asserting they have “obscenely” abused their copyright powers.

Java Math Fixed Point Library for J2ME / MIDP.

Attack of the clones. Time and space considerations in four different approaches to implementing deep clone() methods.

Ben — More on using FOAF with Blog comments.

Lynch Moblogs. Wireless Net users are going online to vent about … you.

Carlos — Oh well, look like we are closing in to our goal of 101 reasons.

Apple updates Power Macs, releases 20-inch display. Power Mac 1.42GHz, FireWire 800, AirPort Extreme, Bluetooth. 20.1-inch display.

Iain — Sacked for Blogging.

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Jeff — Swing, SWT and Eclipse Plugin Performance Tips…

Markus — Re: Comparing Swing and SWT.

Dave — More Thoughts on RSS.

Bob — RSS to e-mail gateway.

Kevin — Automated Video Files.

Brent — NetNewsWire 1.0b14.

Scott — Nice Eclipse M5 tweaks.

Jason — What could you do with 48K.

David — blojsom update.

Jeremy — KDE 3.1 is out…

Julian — Artima SuiteRunner Project.

Robert — Eclipse 2.1M4 on OSX == Not So Great.

Ted — Running Java in .NET in Java…

nttp//rss v0.2, a Java-based bridge between RSS feeds and NNTP clients, has been released.

What is the future of Opera for the Mac? The company is questioning whether or not it will continue Mac development.

JavaGroups 2.0.6, a Java package for reliable group communication.

Mobile virus threat looms large. It's only a matter of time…

World's first 14" Tablet PC. Coming from Acer later this year.

CNET's guide to wireless access. How to find wireless Internet access points just about anywhere. 

Sony Ericsson T68i - free with service activation. From Amazon.

Everything you've ever wanted to know about Bluetooth. A bluetooth guide fromLAN Addict.

SEC to Consider Rules For Credit-Rating Firms. About damn time too.

We're still trying to get Resin configured with OpenSSL. We're now looking for a way to add extra CA certificates. So far, no luck.

January 28, 1909— The United States ended direct control over Cuba.