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J2eeBuilder, a library of generic implementations of J2EE patterns.

javancss4eclipse, an Eclipse IDE Plug-in showing code metrics. Based on JavaNCSS. 

Ear damage by MP3? Risks of neuroacoustically datareduced music.

JXMLEditor 1.5, a java component for editing XML document with a royalty free license for registered product.

Cypress, an Open-Source CSS Parser.

Henri — Complex Numbers in Java.

Andy — Apache Wiki.

Brent — NetNewsWire Pro public beta. Way cool!

Matt — JavaBlogs Outage. They are back up now.

Fred — The DRM wars over Patents have started.

P2P: Kazaa looks untouchable. Unlike Napster, Kazaa's Global Nature Defies Legal Attacks.

'Friends' stay together. Why am I not surprised?

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Survey: Is your company planning to migrate to .NET in 2003?

Danny — Jabber FOAF Utilities and FOAF Hackery from Leigh Dodds.

It's au revoir to 35-hour week. 35 heures par semaine.

Is That a TiVo Under the Tree? Still struggling.

Fred — ShareMe Motto.

kernel 2.4.18-19.8.0.i386 for Red Hat 8.0.

Adam — iCrap.

WebSphere Studio Site Developer version 5.0 for Linux. Just released.

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Eric Smith appears on CNN's Connie Chung. eBay scam buster.

Next-Gen Pop-up Ads. Kick through ads.

Alan — Don't believe everything you read … sound advice.

Emmanuel — [Book Review] Struts Kick Start : 9/10.

Cameron — Java 3.

Jim — More FOAF goodies.

Andy — HotJava EOL or Apache HotJava?

Keith — Son of a bitch.

Matt — VPN on Mac OSX.

Matt — Hibernate Workarounds.

Russ — My Christmas Post. Will Russ really keep silent for the next 4 days? The saga continues…

JBoss 3.2.0 Beta3, an Enterprise JavaBeans application server.

Chimera 0.6 browser gets more features.

We're going to see The Two Towers around noon today. It has been exactly 367 days since we saw the first one.

On December 21 1913. The “New York World” Sunday edition included a crossword puzzle as an added feature of the "Fun" supplement. It was the first crossword puzzle to be published.