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JGraphpad 1.3.1 Released.
David — 85 or 101 reasons, rebutted.
Glen — Profiling your Java app.
Robert — The reason I choose Java.
Russ — No Superbowl for Me.
Lance — The Foul Truth.
Worm exposes laziness and Microsoft bugs. “That patch should have been applied—it's six months old now.”
‘Aggressive’ Kasparov outplays computer. Garry Kasparov defeated Deep Junior
on Sunday in a four-hour game.
A few years ago my mom had major lower back surgery. Three of her discs were removed and was told she would most likely never walk again.
A few months later she was walking her way to Vietnam and even came to visit us. Her left thigh is completely numb which hasn't stopped her one bit.
Nevertheless, the surgery has been deemed a failure. Some of her remaining discs have shifted, and fragments from one of her herniated disc are preventing the healing process.
To make the matter even worse, she called to let me know that she can no longer walk and is pretty much paralyzed. Drugs don't seem to help very much either.
She has an appointment with France's foremost back expert next Friday and will hopefully find out more then. But it really sounds like she will need more surgery.
Needless to say I'm totally bummed about it.
Build a compiler from scratch. Inger, a C-like programming language that illustrated the process of building a compiler.
Bob — Java's source is available.
The Race to Kill Kazaa. The servers are in Denmark. The software is in Estonia. The domain is registered Down Under…
Joe — Tools I use.
Fabian — BEA -> JBoss conversion, more than a marketing stunt?.
François — PDA: Parts de marché (en Europe de l'Ouest). PDA European Market Shares.
David — Java code for creating and parsing RSS posted (RSSLibJ folks interested?)
Kasia — Geek studs.
Bill — 350 eBooks in XML.
Russ — SonyEricsson P800 and Personal Java.
Ted — 85 of 101 Reasons, Rebutted.
Velocity editor plugin for Eclipse 0.9.3.
Credit-Card Size Wi-Fi Sniffer Gadget. iDetect Technology's WFS-1.
jakarta-oro 2.0.7 has been released.
Tomcat 3.3.1a has been released to address two vulnerabilities found in earlier versions.
P6Spy, an open source framework for applications that intercept and optionally modify database statements.
Tutorial: Build a Web Service Analyzer using XSLT.
Doom For the SonyEricsson P800 smartphone. EDoom, version 1.0.
Ben — RSS Bandit - a new reader for Windows coming up…
Erik — Keynote First Review.
Andy — Thanks Anthony or It Almost Works.
Brent — NetNewsWire Pro 1.0b13.
Tobias — Distributed Caching Systems.
Jeremy — Solo Flight Details Posted.
Matt — JSP Error Pages.
Rafe — Bank of America ATMs affected by worm.
Russ — New Mobile IM Client: TipicME.
Danny — relationship - FOAF relationship module.
Kenneth — DivX 5.3 is out :: for Win32.
Charles — Why C# is better than Java, response 1 and response 2.
Apple to advertise during the Super Bowl?
Internet Endures Blistering Attack. A worm—dubbed “SQL Slammer” and “Sapphire”—targeted servers running Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and 7.0.
Tom's Hardware review of the first DVD + DivX player.
Editor's Note: HP Takes A Risk In Getting Rid Of RISC.
On January 26, 1998 — U.S. President Clinton denied having an affair with a former White House intern, saying “I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky.”