2000 Readings
-  Machine Error/The Case for Paper Ballots (www.sfgate.com)
-  Seti: Is Anybody Out There? (Wired)
-  Sun denies rumors of delayed systems (news.com)
-   Pitfall Perfection (www.twingalaxies.com)
-   Advanced-placement tests switch to Java (news.com)
-  Eazel's Linux software moves to Sun's Solaris (news.com)
-   Gates urges regulators to address instant messaging (news.com)
-  Planet IT Security TechCenter: Interview: Rijndael's Vincent Rijmen (www.planetit.com)
-  Sneak preview of GPL v. 3: More business friendly (www.newsforge.net)
-  White LEDs to overtake the light bulb, keynoter says (www.eet.com)
-  Interview with Eben Moglen: The Encryption Wars, Part I (www.immaterial.net)
-  The First E-Mail Message (www.pretext.com)
-   IBM manager convicted in kickback scheme (news.com)
-  Sun moves up on IBM in server sales (news.com)
-  Researchers work on privacy protocols for IP (news.com)
-  Microsoft settles temp lawsuits (news.com)
-  Stock slips as Sun's glow fades (news.com)
-  Amazon, employees joust over union effort (news.com)
-  Sun shares slide on sales growth concerns (news.com)
-  Google product tracker could raise privacy concerns (news.com)
-   Sun shares dip on analyst comments (news.com)
-  What's on Freenet? (www.oreillynet.com)
-  Tech Central Station : MAIN TERMINAL - News Desk (www.techcentralstation.com)
-  Defense Department Computers Vulnerable to Attack (washingtonpost.com) (Washington Post)
-  Privacy a Likely Loser in Treaty (Wired)
-   Bungled election projections? Blame the feds! (Salon)
-  Sun completes $1.3 billion Cobalt purchase (news.com)
-  The High Dependability Computing and Communication Consortium (www.cs.cmu.edu)
-  High tech's missionaries of sloppiness (Salon)
-  Patently ridiculous (www.newscientist.com)
-  On a wing and a jolt (www.newscientist.com)
-  Let Me Talk to a
               Supervisor! (www.eastbayexpress.com)
-  The future according to Dennis Ritchie (www.linuxworld.com)
-   New Sun software aims to unite servers (news.com)
-  Secret plan to spy on all British phone calls (www.observer.co.uk)
-  Unchaining the Net (Salon)
- Why Linux Lovers Jilt Java (slashdot.org)
-  The Man Who Wants a Return Ticket to Mars (washingtonpost.com) (Washington Post)
-  Java and Linux (www.sys-con.com)
-  'Java Community' not all warm, fuzzy (ZDNet)
-  Unions Next Dot-Com Revolution? (Wired)
-  State of the Onion 2000 (www.perl.com)
-  U.S. labor organizers score first dot-com success (11/28/2000) (www.bayarea.com)
-  FreeOS.com: Michael Tiemann CTO, Red Hat (www.freeos.com)
-  The Really, Really Big Dig (www.feedmag.com)
-  Sun's brash Zander talks tough against competitors (news.com)
-  Whistler To Block Unsigned Code (ZDNet)
-  Security problem found in Microsoft software (news.com)
-  Silicon Valley: Tech mecca or materialist wasteland? (news.com)
-  Oracle software aims to help businesses spot trends (news.com)
-  Europe Starts Debate on Patents (Wired)
-  The father of Java gets tough; James Gosling on Microsoft, Java (linuxtoday.com)
-   Open-sourcing the Apple (Salon)
-   New documents shed more light on FBI's "Carnivore" (news.com)
-  Applets and Servlets  (computerworld.com)
-  OSHA releases final version of workplace ergonomics rules | Computerworld News & Features Story (computerworld.com)
-  A Four Dimensional Maze (www.imsa.edu)
-  Lucy In the Sky, With Therapists (Wired)
-  VOTESCAM: THE STEALING OF AMERICA (www.votescam.com)
- PSINet assailed as spam contract surfaces (yahoo.cnet.com)
-  Kurzweil: Rooting for the Machine (Wired)
-  IBM dominates supercomputer rankings (news.com)
-  "Minesweeper" could uncover math conundrum (news.com)
-   Apple gilds the lily (Salon)
-   Sun joins Microsoft's Universal Plug and Play Forum (news.com)
-  Another crack in the SDMI wall (Salon)
-  Online Music's Strange Bedfellows (Wired)
-   Sun chief knocks mix-and-match systems (www.vnunet.com)
-  Sun needs new vision to fight Microsoft (www.vnunet.com)
-  Microsoft .Net is four years behind Java (www.vnunet.com)
-  The Cost of Migrating COBOL Developers to Java (gartner6.gartnerweb.com)
-  Gloatware: The Plague of the Software Industry (www.osopinion.com)
- The next Java frontier: your car (news.com)
-  Marimba fails to meet expectations despite warning (news.com)
-  I Don't Like Your Examples! (www.ora.com)
-  ICANN-oclast (Salon)
-  Microprocessor Forum: ARM adds Java extensions to ARM9 core (www.eet.com)
-  Sun Opens StarOffice Code (Wired)
-  StarOffice open-source code released to rocky start (InfoWorld)
-  commentary for the people, by the people. (www.osopinion.com)
-  Picture imperfect (news.com)
-   Government filing hints at Microsoft's Linux plans (news.com)
-  Sun releases new embedded version of Java (news.com)
-  Sun kicks off Java Community Process Executive Committee election  (JavaWorld)
-  Why the world needs reverse engineering (ZDNet)
-  Did Gore invent the Internet? (Salon)
-  Salon.com tech | Don't tweak the geeks! (Salon)
-  Computer That Ate Hitler's Brain (Wired)
-  U.S. Picks New Crypto Standard (Wired)
-  Critics blast FBI's first release of Carnivore documents (news.com)
-   Microsoft invests $135 million in ailing Corel (news.com)
-   Sun dreams of slimmer Jini (news.com)
-  Judge: Microsoft faces breakup because it won't bargain (news.com)
-   One late chip leads to another for Sun (news.com)
- Sun rises with new generation of servers (news.com)
-  Are tech workers in short supply? (news.com)
-   Sun touts first computers based on new chip (news.com)
-  MSN turns users into spammers (ZDNet)
-  Supreme Court declines Microsoft review (cnnfn.cnn.com)
-  Contracts: Company Insurance (www.artificialcheese.com)
-  Sun to establish GNOME accessibility lab  (www.linuxworld.com.au)
-  Tech leaders talk up peer-to-peer's potential  (San Jose Mercury)
-   Sun serves up Java on mobile phones (news.com)
-  Sun Micro to buy Cobalt in $2 billion stock deal  (San Jose Mercury)
-  Letter from 2020 (www.osOpinion.com)
-  Open Source Projects Manage Themselves? Dream On (www.lotus.com)
-  Parting shots (ZDNet)
-   You've Been Windowed (ZDNet)
-  Australia finds its lost animals (news.bbc.co.uk)
-  'Carnivore' unlikely to be validated (www.usatoday.com)
- Guru of the Unix gurus (Salon)
-  Ain't no network strong enough (Salon)
-  Microsoft Hit for Unfair Practice (Wired)
- Where Are They? (www.sciam.com)
-  Document Web Bugs Privacy Advisory (www.privacyfoundation.org)
-  Sun admits to memory problem (InfoWorld)
-  A New Era for Java Protocol Handlers (developer.java.sun.com)
-   Microsoft snubs Java API group (www.vnunet.com)
-  ZDNet: News: Rumors and Comment (ZDNet)
-  The next era for Internet security (ZDNet)
-  Object Management Group readies standards upgrades (InfoWorld)
-  ANALYSIS OF THE DECISION AGAINST 2600 (www.2600.com)
-  Java 2 to be distributed with SuSE (www.maccentral.com)
-  It'll Be an Open-Source World (Wired)
-  DevShed - MySQL Developer Contests PostgreSQL Benchmarks (www.devshed.com)
-  Michael Dell's Company is Serious About Linux (www.linux-mag.com)
-  Postgres Routs Competition in New Benchmark Tests (apachetoday.com)
-   Conned by the Gnomes - Top-Down Standards in Linux? Bad Gnomes! (www.linuxplanet.com)
-  GNOME gets major commitments (SunWorld)
-  GNOME on the range (dailynews.yahoo.com)
-  Linux Mounts MS Offense (Wired)
-  The Joel Test: 12 Steps to Better Code (joel.editthispage.com)
-  McNealy snivels while EU says 'J'accuse' (ZDNet)
-  C# Under The Microscope (slashdot.org)
-  Web hosting off the grid  (www.enn.com)
-  Sharp New Language: C# Offers the Power of C++ and Simplicity of Visual Basic (msdn.microsoft.com)
-   Windows ME Lacks Corporate Appeal (ZDNet)
-  Top-flight Database (ZDNet)
-  Sun, Netscape Study Java Flaw (www.pcworld.com)
-   Bugs afflict Microsoft, Netscape, Sun (news.com)
-  Hacker Finds Hole in Netscape (Wired)
-  Microsoft, IBM set aside rivalry to create XML standards (news.com)
-  Deep Inside C#: An Interview with Microsoft Chief Architect Anders Hejlsberg (windows.oreilly.com)
-  Swedish university sees solar power competitive in 10 yrs  (San Jose Mercury)
-  Deja.com: Re: Java or Eiffel ? (www.deja.com)
-  Selfish Society (slashdot.org)
-  Taking a Bold Step Forward in Privacy Invasion (www.interhack.net)
-  Net marketing firm receiving personal information (news.com)
-  Gaining New Access Through Java Technology (java.sun.com)
-  High-tech hotel opens in Newark (San Jose Mercury)
-  Marimba co-founder steps down from CEO position (news.com)
-  Disney 'Goes' to Open Source (Wired)
-  Sun Makes Light of Thin-client Upkeep (ZDNet)
-  Hide your data in an image? (joostje.op.het.net)
- Sun to acquire technical computing software firm (news.com)
-   Retaining staff: A class act (ZDNet)
-   Open-source StarOffice earns early praise (ZDNet)
-  Larry Wall Announces Perl 6 (slashdot.org)
-  IBM To Release Java Ports, Common Code Base > Jul 18, 2000 (Techweb)
-  Microsoft warns of new Outlook bug (news.com)
-  Openhack database gets cracked (ZDNet)
-  U.S. Eases Crypto Export Rules (Wired)
-  A conference not fit for man or beast (ZDNet)
-  Sun to open source code for office software (news.com)
-  Clinton relaxes crypto export rules (news.com)
-  Real Programmers Don't Write Specs (www.best.com)
- Microsoft to unveil software-for-rent strategy (news.com)
-  Beware: E-signatures can be easily forged (www.news.com)
-  C# is Pronounced 'See Sharp' (windows.oreilly.com)
-   Microsoft bids bye-bye to Java (ZDNet)
-  Microsoft drops Java tool from suite (InfoWorld)
-  U.S.-EU Data Privacy Deal Panned (www.thestandard.com)
-  Advogato's Number: The Future of Programming (www.advogato.org)
- Personal Technology - Oracle's new Net appliance worth pretty penny on Amazon (news.com)
-   IBM ad spree latest offensive in server wars (news.com)
-  WebGain snags Java start-up (news.com)
- Openhack gets cracked! (ZDNet)
-  China turns to Linux to keep Microsoft at bay  (San Jose Mercury)
-  Bill Gates Has A Dream, Jon Udell (www.byte.com)
-  Happy Independence Day, Jose (slashdot.org)
-  Sun and IBM mend fences, but Java politics cloudy (InfoWorld)
-  Napster: Downloading music for free is legal (news.com)
-  Debug with jdb  (JavaWorld)
-  Java poised for a comeback  (www.cnn.com)
-   Hacker attacks welcomed (ZDNet)
-  Mexico Race Hinges on Code Crack (Wired)
-  Privacy Expert Advises Colleges
                       to Bar 2 Popular Internet Tools (www.chronicle.com)
-  Sun re-thinking source code giveaway (InfoWorld)
-  Scenes From the Hacker's 'Hood (Wired)
- Open-source sermon at MacHack (macweek.zdnet.com)
-   Dock Strip gets the nod at MacHack (macweek.zdnet.com)
-  Oracle hired detective to investigate Microsoft allies (news.com)
-  C# Introduction and Overview (msdn.microsoft.com)
-  PC Expo: Who's Who or Who's Not? (Wired)
-  The Challenges of Integrating the Unix and Mac OS Environments (www.mit.edu)
-  Do-it-yourself giant brains! (Salon)
-  Sun's Java chief: The race has been won (ZDNet)
-  Microsoft shifts focus to Internet (6/22/2000) (San Jose Mercury)
-   Microsoft.Net: Integration to the max (ZDNet)
-  Gates 'bets the company' on Microsoft.Net strategy (ZDNet)
-  Microsoft C# a clear answer to Java criticism (news.com)
-  Microsoft brewing Java-like language (news.com)
-   The Limits of Copyright (www.thestandard.com)
-  Sun executive plans to boost software efforts (news.com)
- Why faux Linux companies won't fly (ZDNet)
-  Sun steps up Sun Ray offensive (ZDNet)
-  Shift Into Java (developer.java.sun.com)
-  Senate joins House in passing digital signatures bill (www.computerworld.com)
-  PFIR Statement on Electronic Signatures and Documents (www.pfir.org)
-  Oh, When Email Was New (Wired)
-  Adelard, one year later - JavaWorld (JavaWorld)
-  Big Blue, Sun in Java dispute (InfoWorld)
-  The Java wars: A look at the fight to control a platform independent language (InfoWorld)
-  New Web tracking service raises old privacy concerns (www.news.com)
-  Ajile Debuts Java-Based Processor (Techweb)
- Former Sun exec Baratz joins startup  (www.upside.com)
-  Top Ten Algorithms (www.cecm.sfu.ca)
-  For Java, ruling's a Window of opportunity (ZDNet)
-  Apple: Java, OS X integration a 'big win' (ZDNet)
-  Ex-Sun exec Baratz still bullish on Java (ZDNet)
-  Sun working to pour Java into cell phones (news.com)
-  Java(TM) Web Start 0.4-EA Developer's Guide (java.sun.com)
-  Java Web Start 0.4-EA README (java.sun.com)
-   ANSI Standard Perl? (www.perl.com)
-  Java creator James Gosling is happy tinkering (www.idg.net)
-  It was just another day for Netscape  (San Jose Mercury)
-  Mixed messages persist on Java (www.it-analysis.com)
-  JavaOne: Visions Of A Future Internet And 'Java Number Five' (www.informationweek.com)
-  LinuxDevices.com - the embedded Linux portal: News > View > Full text (www.linuxdevices.com)
-  Java's future: Ambitious ... or fuzzy? (ZDNet)
-  Dreamcast Gets Java Jolt (Wired)
-  "Jacketized" Computing (java.sun.com)
-  Visio Rant -- Seth Gordon -- ropine.com (www.ropine.com)
-  News, Views and a Silicon Valley Diary (San Jose Mercury)
-   Copyrant (slashdot.org)
-  Feds Look to Skirt Appeals Court (Wired)
-  MS: Trials and Tribulations (Wired)
- Fatigue has set in (ZDNet)
-  Legal experts struck by Jackson's 'harsh wording' (ZDNet)
-   Despite obstacles, Java aims for mobile devices (ZDNet)
-  Jeniuses at Work (java.sun.com)
-   JavaOne grabs developers by their wallets (ZDNet)
-  Sun's McNealy looks beyond PC for Java growth (news.com)
-  Sun tunes Java for Mac, phones and games (www.vnunet.com)
-  Why 100% Pure Java is a Crock (Chris Kelly)
-  Sun's message: Use Java, make money (ZDNet)
-  McNealy Sees Java Beyond PCs (Wired)
-  IBM to delay Java business software (news.com)
-  Sun finds new outlet for Java: credit cards (news.com)
-  Motorola, Sega announce Java gaming cellphone (www.idg.net)
-  Hey, Sun: it's not the client that counts (ZDNet)
-  Java: Can Sun Control The Flood? (ZDNet)
-  GemStone Breaks Virtual Machine Barrier (ZDNet)
-  Java Developers Hammer Sun On Reliability (ZDNet)
-  Push is on for Enterprise JavaBeans (ZDNet)
-  Despite obstacles, Java aims for mobile devices (ZDNet)
-  Sun still at odds with IBM, HP over Java (ZDNet)
-   Java Rides Oracle File System, Whips Beasts of Burden (www.LinuxMall.com)
-  Sun Loosens Grip On Java (Techweb)
-  Java Licensees Want More Changes From Sun (Techweb)
-  Napster-like technology takes Web search to new level (news.com)
-  Sun eases industry concerns with Java Community Process (news.com)
- Sun's claim against Microsoft dismissed in pretrial ruling (news.com)
-   Oracle licenses server version of Java (news.com)
-  Debunking Open-Source Myths: Development and Support (gartner12.gartnerweb.com)
-  Meerkat: An Open Service API (www.oreillynet.com)
-  MS sends in lawyers to stop 'open' SOAP info getting out (www.theregister.co.uk)
-   'NewLove' bug nastier than 'ILoveYou' (ZDNet)
- Microsoft fixes quintet of security holes (news.com)
-  Microsoft patches security hole in Office 2000 (www.computerworld.com)
-  Other Microsoft co-founder rides high (San Jose Mercury)
-  Inprise-Corel merger off (San Jose Mercury)
-   eBay sticks with Sun servers after outages (news.com)
-  Gnutella and Freenet Represent True Technological Innovation (www.oreillynet.com)
-  "Intelligent" software fueled by Java (news.com)
- Embrace, extend, censor (Salon)
-  Workers face more mature threat from bigger worms (ZDNet)
- Brilliant or bubbleheaded (ZDNet)
-  Intel releases full details on Itanium processor (ZDNet)
-  What Judge Jackson might be thinking  (San Jose Mercury)
-   Sun's Java accelerates on desktop computers (news.com)
-  Microsoft criticized for lack of software security (news.com)
-  Microsoft wins another round in Java battle (news.com)
-  Worm underscores limits of firewalls (ZDNet)
-  Sun dismisses dot-coms at conference (news.com)
-  Microsoft Quietly Yanks OS Backup CDs (www.pcworld.com)
-  The Corporate Republic (slashdot.org)
-   Sun reorganizes to hone business focus (news.com)
-  U.S. to Track Crypto Trails (Wired)
-  Sun Opens Java Management Process (Wired)
-  Scott McNealy, Good Humor Man (Wired)
-  A Somewhat Sunny Disposition (Wired)
-  Silicon hell | April 26, 2000 (www.sfbg.com)
-  Delayed by feature creep, it's ... Linux? (ZDNet)
-  Apple Heads for Interface Oblivion. (macworld.zdnet.com)
-  Huddled Masses Yearning to Write Java (www.thestandard.com)
-  Microsoft targets Palm (news.com)
-  Industry views proposal as too little, too late (news.com)
-  Microsoft case headed for fast track? (PC Week)
-  Microsoft: The next generation (ZDNet)
-  Maryland Legislature caves to UCITA, but Iowa may offer a safe haven from law (InfoWorld)
-  Government Wants Control of MS (Wired)
-  Massive Tracking of Web Users Planned -- Via ISPs! (www.vortex.com)
- Microsoft jumps hurdles to take on Sun's Jini (news.com)
-  AOL's "youth filters" protect kids from Democrats (www.news.com)
-  Java: No Longer Hot (Techweb)
-  In Apple, a lesson for streaming business (news.com)
- Sun gets graphic in its battle with SGI (news.com)
-  Sun Sketches Plans For Java-Based Home Nets (Techweb)
-  Hefty Computer Connects The Dots (washingtonpost.com) (Washington Post)
-  What's New in Perl 5.6.0. (www.perl.com)
-  Deal promises new PKI options (PC Week)
-  'Hackers' skirt security in late-night MIT treks (www.boston.com)
-  Millions of Obsolete PCs Enter Waste Stream (www.computerworld.com)
-   Freedom-Or Copyright? (www.techreview.com)
- MS admits planting secret password (ZDNet)
-  OFFICIAL: Linux is the fastest growing O/S. (www.it-analysis.com)
- Employees may demand cash as stocks sink (news.com)
-  IBM Stirs Up Java Issue With Sun (Techweb)
- Sun has dazzling third quarter (PC Week)
-   Twilight of the crypto-geeks (Salon)
-  vnunet.com Java, XML to survive Sun/Microsoft war (www.vnunet.com)
-  News - Enterprise Computing - Bush strategist calls Microsoft lobby "an error" (news.com)
-  vnunet.com Microsoft to end support for Java kit (www.vnunet.com)
- Sun Works With Panel To Standardize Java
 Community Process  (www.crn.com)
-   Microsoft's Crapshoot (newsweek.com)
-  Flaw In Human Rights Uncovered (www.heise.de)
-  Microsoft Scores Minor Win In Sun Java Suit (Techweb)
-   Microsoft now faces slew of civil lawsuits (news.com)
-  Journalist Describes Echelon At Privacy Conference (ZDNet)
-  Big Brother Is the Network (Wired)
- Sun loosens restrictions with new Java revision (news.com)
-  Microsoft verdict won't affect Java case (www.vnunet.com)
- Sun considers antitrust suit against Microsoft (PC Week)
-  News - Enterprise Computing - Reports of server delays disputed by Sun (news.com)
-  Court: Computer Codes Protected (dailynews.yahoo.com)
-  Intuit products "phone home" more often than you may like (www.news.com)
- Companies Bitter Brew (www.forbes.com)
-  IBM VisualAge for Java 3.0, Enterprise Edition (idm.internet.com)
-  : PC Week: Wind River eyes easier development for embedded systems (PC Week)
-  The End of Protocols (developer.java.sun.com)
-  Patent Lawyers Run Amok - With USPTO Help (www.andovernews.com)
-  DSL subscribers see privacy disappear (news.com)
-   Jini's bottleneck (news.com)
-  Java Acceleration Device Alleged to Increase Speed 6-Fold (www.currents.net)
-  Patent Death Pending (weblogs.userland.com)
-  Now any chip can be a Java chip (PC Week)
-  'Echelon Spies for Euro Bribes' (Wired)
-  Interception Capabilities 2000 (www.cyber-rights.org)
-  From Internet Scientist, a Preview of Extinction (Washington Post)
- Microsoft working on fix for Win 95/98 'hole' (PC Week)
-  PerfAnal: A Performance Analysis Tool (developer.java.sun.com)
-  News - Enterprise Computing - HP wins round in Java battle (news.com)
-  Patent Problems (www.thestandard.com)
-  Ask Tim -- Amazon's Patent Reform Proposal (www.oreilly.com)
-  Ask Tim -- Responses to Amazon Patent Questions (www.oreilly.com)
-  www.oreilly.com -- Why I Promote Python (www.oreilly.com)
-  News - The Net - Analysts divided over VeriSign's purchase of Network Solutions (news.com)
-  News - Enterprise Computing - Sun, HP compete for start-ups (news.com)
-  Alternative Net Protects Pirates (Wired)
-  Encryption company buys Network Solutions in $21 billion deal (3/07/2000) (San Jose Mercury)
-  vnunet.com Industry faces a lack of Java skills (www.vnunet.com)
-  ZDNet: Inter@ctive Week: Java Full Of Beans On Standards? (ZDNet)
- Why I am a Bad Correspondent  (Neal Stephenson)
- Have Another Cup?
The Return of Java and its New Importance in Business
 (Robert X. Cringely)
-  CIOs join fight to kill Ucita (www.computerworld.com)
-  Sun's McNealy to unveil new partner strategy (PC Week)
-  Sun walks tightrope with licensees over Java control (www.computerworld.com)
-   There's a Socket in my Pocket (java.oreilly.com)
- Big Fish: Eazel, the comeback tour- March 02, 2000 (The Red Herring)
-  Ask Tim (www.oreilly.com)
-  Tool time (www.linuxworld.com)
-   Sun Will Not Standardize Java (ZDNet)
-  cpp considered harmful (www.advogato.org)
-  Sun mulls loosening control of Java (PC Week)
-  Sun Inches Closer To Open Java Spec (www.internetwk.com)
-  DoubleClick CEO: Collecting user data is no crime (PC Week)
-  Sun to loosen lock on Java (www.theregister.co.uk)
-  Sun set to announce partnership with Palm (news.com)
-  Microsoft and Java: It's over (www.computerworld.com)
-  Hollywood's war on open source (ZDNet)
-  Sun Still Controls Java (for Now) (www.pcworld.com)
-  Judge rejects key Microsoft motion in Java dispute (news.com)
-  Microsoft goes on a bug hunt (PC Week)
-   Amazon patents affiliate programs technology (news.com)
-  Slashdot | Interviews | C++ Answers From Bjarne Stroustrup (slashdot.org)
-  News - The Net - Professor allowed to post encryption program online (news.com)
- Companies Bitter Brew (www.forbes.com)
-  Microsoft, Sun Micro Invest in BroadBand (dailynews.yahoo.com)
- Fear and Trembling in Silicon Valley (Wired)
-  Gateway inks PC deals with Sun, OfficeMax (news.com)
-  Jackson nears ruling as arguments close (news.com)
-  Embedded Java gains momentum (PC Week)
-  Microsoft tools: Little room for Java (PC Week)
-  Microsoft accused of spying for NSA (www.theage.com.au)
-  Win2K Launch Falls Flat (Wired)
-  Open Source Windows? (Wired)
-   Win2K rollout asks 63,000-bug question (PC Week)
-  The Jalapeno virtual machine (www-4.ibm.com)
-  Apple, AOL veterans making Linux easy (news.com)
-  Payback time (www.msnbc.com)
-  Tech hypocrisy running rampant  (San Jose Mercury)
-  Sparks to fly between Intel and Sun over Sparc chips  (San Jose Mercury)
-   Is DoubleClick privacy plan adequate? (news.com)
-  A Smaller, More Manageable Universe (java.sun.com)
-  The Face of Blackdown.org (java.sun.com)
-  Microsoft opens new door  (San Jose Mercury)
-  From Boom to Bust: Down and Out in Silicon Valley (washingtonpost.com) (Washington Post)
-  JBuilder 3: Building Java Apps Under Linux - Freely Available: JBuilder 3 Foundation for Linux (www.linuxplanet.com)
-  The O'Reilly Conference on Java -- Java and the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)in 52 BC (conferences.oreilly.com)
-  Java overtakes C++, takes number one development slot (www.it-director.com)
-   Linux sales surge past competitors (news.com)
-  Just How Far Will They Go? (ZDNet)
-   Reverse engineering could threaten RealNetworks, others (news.com)
-  Apple announces Java 2 plans at MacWorld  (JavaWorld)
-  Java, threads, and scheduling in Linux
   Patching the kernel scheduler for better Java performance (developerWorks : Linux : Library - Papers)
-  Linux lands a top-tier Java IDE (InfoWorld)
-  It's the User, Stupid (sendmail.net)
-  The Problems with JSP (www.servlets.com)
-  Java, Biofeedback Tee Off For Net Gaming (Techweb)
-  Sun Plays Right Card with Sun Ray Terminal (PC Week)
-  Sun slashes Solaris prices, opens code in marketing move (news.com)
-   Microsoft's Java initiative grows cold (news.com)
-  Copyright defendant Napster finds its code posted (news.com)
-  IBM wants to kick Sun butt  (The Red Herring)
-  Judge reinstates piece of Java injunction against Microsoft (www.computerworld.com)
-  IBM Steals Sun's Java Thunder (ZDNet)
-  A supercomputer in every garage? - January 20, 2000 (www.cnn.com)
-  Transmeta revs up own version of Linux (news.com)
-  Sun continues earnings gains  (San Jose Mercury)
-  What Microsoft OEM agreements really say (www.theregister.co.uk)
-  MICROSOFT exec's hunting trip: illegally chased and shot 4 antelopes (www.theregister.co.uk)
-   MICROSOFT cites Python to support sweeping copyright claims (www.theregister.co.uk)
-   Inprise C++ compiler to be available free on the Web (PC Week)
-  AskTog: A Quiz Designed to Give You Fitts (www.asktog.com)
-  AskTog: OS X, a First Look (www.asktog.com)
-  Incompetence is bliss, say researchers  (San Jose Mercury)
-  The Real-Time Specification for Java (Dr. Dobbs)
-  GJ A Generic Java (Dr. Dobbs)
-  Programmer's Almanac (community.borland.com)
-  Government favors Microsoft breakup into three parts, sources say  (San Jose Mercury)
-  Sun launches SunTone certification for service providers (PC Week)
-  How Open Source Could Save Java (And Why It Probably Won't) (ZDNet)
-  Microsoft, Caldera settle long-standing lawsuit (news.com)
-  Java 2 due for performance boost (PC Week)
-  The Case of the Quake Cheats (www.tuxedo.org)
-  Sun, Microsoft execs see rival home networking visions (news.com)
-  Licensees To Sun: Let Go Of Java Or We Will Walk (www.internetwk.com)
-  Java Pioneer Goes Bankrupt (ZDNet: Inter@ctive Week)
-  Red Hat's Young Chastises Sun (ZDNet: Inter@ctive Week)
-  Java partners at odds (ZDNet: PC Week)
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Copyright 2000, 2001 Elliotte Rusty Harold
elharo@metalab.unc.edu
Last Modified January 3, 2001