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Judge approves Microsoft settlement.

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Week in review: Access restricted.

Brent: Bandwidth friendly. XML-level redirection.

The $399 Gateway PC. 1.8GHz Intel Celeron processor, 40GB hard drive, 128MB RAM, CD burner.

Russ: RDF. The Russ Description Framework.

The return of Soft Cell. Tainted Love.

Keith: “Neat! I didn't realize Bricolage ran Salon.com.”

Magazine: Microsoft's Weblog Software. Look at the fake box shot. Scary.

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Adding SALT to the Mix.

Study: Few small firms use Net fully.

myPod 0.1.0, an open source iPod-compatible MP3 manager, released.

Salmon LLC releases version 1.2 of The JADE Open Framework.

New Book on Practical J2EE Design and Development. A must read for Ed Roman and his nameless goons.

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Russ: New Scrapbook. Who's that crazy man?

Simon: File renaming - Java vs. Python.

Peter Lewis on technology: Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid.

Gateway plasma TV to squelch price boom. 42" under $3K, not bad.

Japan's Growing Mac ‘Mod’ Squad.

The Tablet PC: It Rocks. I'm going to try these babies first hand next week.

The few but proud members of the Jakarta Commons Validator team are pleased to announce the release of Validator 1.0.

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Now that we know where TMC/TSS's true alliances lie, it seems like it would be the perfect time to revive Russ' idea of a truly open source java portal.

Let me call M$ to see if they want to fund the project.