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Indian bloggers are getting in legal tangle. Bloggers have already faced legal threats from the mainstream media. But, because of the lack of laws, an individual usually chooses to back off and retract his/her opinions. In this case, the court has ruled that site owners will have to own responsibility of comments made by their […]
“At this point, you’re so dang cocky that you have too much wine at Thanksgiving dinner and pointedly remind your mother-in-law about how rude she was to dismiss your start-up idea and how, when you’re making millions of dollars, there will be nothing for her — she can bloody well eat frozen government cheese.”
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Find out which library best suits your needs As discussed in my previous JavaWorld article ‘Java FTP Client Libraries Reviewed’ (April 2003), FTP support in the JDK does not fully implement the FTP specification (Request for Comments 959). For example,
Source:Java FTP libraries benchmarked
In response to archrival Red Hat’s flurry of virtualization announcements this month, Novell, has agreed to collaborate with VMware to help developers create virtual appliances for SuSE Linux Enterprise. The collaborative deal affords ISVs using VMware
Source:Novell, VMware To Create Virtual Appliances For Linux
A couple of days ago Google released a video chat plugin for Gmail. With Google, its always a little hard to figure out where all of the pieces fit - thats why there are entire blogs dedicated to the company - but in this case, I think this seemingly
Source:Google's video chat plugin - a big […]
It looks like a war of words has broken out between Google and the Symbian Foundation over which mobile platform is truly more open. Is there really a right answer to this debate? Speaking to Silicon.com, Symbian Foundation director Lee Williams said
Source:Google Vs. Symbian: 'My Linux Is More Open Than Your Linux'
Over the years, the value of Java has been replaced by more emphasis on Flash and Ajax on the web front. But what about Linux users who need applications that can deal with changes in the back-end to desktop environments, amongst other changes? I happen
Source:Good Java Apps For Linux You Never Heard Of
– has announced availability of a new single-license model that grants verification teams access to the extensive Cadence Incisive Verification IP (VIP) Portfolio. The single-license model provides verification teams flexible, cost-effective access to
Source:Cadence Incisive Verification IP Portfolio Delivers "All-in-One" Flexibility for SOC Developers
nerdyH sends us to LinuxDevices for a description of a tiny Linux device called the Marvell SheevaPlug. ‘A $100 Linux wall wart could do to servers what netbooks did to notebooks. With the Marvell SheevaPlug, you get a completely open (hardware and
Source:$100 Linux Wall-Wart Now Available
Whether the Java Community Process has completely lost its way or not, it is increasingly influenced by external activities. The Spring Framework and Hibernate influences on EJB3 and JPA are good examples. Another influence being increasingly felt is the
Source:OSGi and future directions for Enterprise Java