Google TagLib Part Deux

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moviesCarlos — Temporal Anomalies In Movies Explained.

blogRuss — Webcamming.

java blogAndreas — jUnit to the Rescue.

blogMatt — I'm outta here. Nice tip.

java blogHani — Goodbye freeroller.

blogKevin — Microsoft Monopoly Represents National Security Risk.

netPayPal launches in the UK. Local delivery companies and a seller protection service included.

blogKeith — Joel Spolsky on Unicode and Character Sets.

java blogTed — Eclipse 3.0M4 is out.

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javaTech Talk with John Crupi. The author of Core J2EE Patterns discusses the new patterns in his book and how he and his team re-architected eBay 3.0.

blogDiego — forget the typewriter, fire up those modems.

java blogDaniel — Competition Announced.

moblogNoah — The HotSpot Haven - A New Wi-Fi Directory!!

wirelessGuy — Wireless Widgets - a whole exhibition, in Las Vegas Oct 22.

java blogGuillermo — Worker blogs raising concerns?

java blogDebashish — Baby steps onto J2ME.

java blogAlan — Tips for Java Guerrilla Warfare #4.

blogSimon — Firebird URL shortcut tips.

developmentXrefactory 1.6.4, a refactoring browser for Emacs, XEmacs, and jEdit.

wirelessReport: Bluetooth has security gaps.

pcFirst 14.1-inch Tablet PC. Acer's C300 convertible-style Tablet PC.

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meI've just released version 1.0 of the Google Tag Library. Thanks to Matt, Russ, Jim and Diego for the assistance. If you have any questions, please join the mailing list.

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javaIBM Toolkit for MPEG-4, a set of Java classes and APIs with five sample applications.

blogMatt — To San Francisco.

blogMichael — From the Dumb Fucks Dept.

blogLeslie — Quick links.

blogBill — Oh, we can hope, can't we?

blogReadRadix — Brief hands-on review of the Sony PSX.

java blogKevin — JAXRPC RI Headers and mustUnderstand.

mobileT-Mobile delays the Treo 600. November 24th.

musicNo Napster 2.0 for the iPod. WMA, not MP3.

netGoogle bug blocks thousands of sites. Choking on spam, noise – Bots are 'ready to give up'.

netWhy 'Download.com' isn't what it appears to be. The Reg fell for it.

technologyThe Most Dangerous Windows And Linux Security Threats. Fourth annual list.