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:: Friday, June 23, 2000 ::

A complete log of Jabber IRC Activity is available.
:: linuxian 6/23/2000 03:50:21 PM [+] ::
A complete log of Jabber IRC Activity is available.
:: linuxian 6/23/2000 03:49:45 PM [+] ::

C|Net published Microsoft brewing Java-like language, an article on M$'s to-be-attempted rape and plunder of Java. Reputedly, it will be called "C#" or C-Sharp. Don't miss the C++++ implications in the symbolism!

Blech!


:: linuxian 6/23/2000 09:48:46 AM [+] ::
A few select Ted Nelson links:
:: linuxian 6/23/2000 09:03:17 AM [+] ::
:: Thursday, June 22, 2000 ::
An article on ubiuitous computing: Project Aims To Simplify Computers (6/21/2000).
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 03:54:01 PM [+] ::
Refactoring Browser News is a HyperNews feed about the Refactoring Browser (RB, RefBrowser).
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 03:14:40 PM [+] ::
A patent on the hyperlink? Apparently, British Telecommunications (BT) believes they have one: BT flexes muscles over U.S. hyperlink patent.
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 02:02:42 PM [+] ::
The SqueakNOS project Swiki.
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 01:57:42 PM [+] ::
iSupportLive.com-One on One customer support for free. - the non-commercial version is "absolutely free." If you want to put up with banners, this might be OK for freeware/OpenSource projects.
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 10:13:15 AM [+] ::
AntiCrash at JARS "is a Java applet which is developed in order to prevent Windows95/98 from crashing at all. Fixes the main BUG problem of Win9X ; poor memory management and unstable Explorer.exe. Frees up ram, making the pc run nicer and smoother. No more lock ups while surfing caused by shortage of memory. It loads on your Windows desktop and povides each application with its own memory link, so if one program crashes by chance the other is not affected and continues to run."
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 10:03:41 AM [+] ::
JDoodle at JARS is "an interactive multi-user whiteboard and chat application. Looks like there's no source code available, though. :-{
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 09:54:08 AM [+] ::
This is a link to the Jabber CVS archives: Index of /cvs. It has some files and transports, etc., that are experimental and not widely publicized.
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 09:49:15 AM [+] ::
Linux on your TV: Indrema.com.
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 09:44:02 AM [+] ::
Simon St. Laurent just published an article in XML.com arguing that XML may cause a few problems here and there: XML: A Disruptive Technology.
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 08:42:35 AM [+] ::
Frederik Lundh of Pythonware has produced SOAP for Python, and you can get it here.
:: linuxian 6/22/2000 08:37:13 AM [+] ::
:: Wednesday, June 21, 2000 ::
SqueakOS
:: linuxian 6/21/2000 05:54:02 PM [+] ::
Pocket Smalltalk & Pocket Java
:: linuxian 6/21/2000 05:38:23 PM [+] ::
Paul Fernhout is a Smalltalk developer who does some things in Squeak: Kurtz-Fernhout Software.
:: linuxian 6/21/2000 05:13:09 PM [+] ::
Welcome to Roarr.com
:: linuxian 6/21/2000 12:57:02 PM [+] ::
Here is a Squeak Swiki page for Squeak VmCommandLineOptions.
:: linuxian 6/21/2000 12:03:09 PM [+] ::
It looks like Plan 9 is still alive. It is now distributed under the "Plan 9 License,", which they say is "basically an Open Source license."
:: linuxian 6/21/2000 08:52:26 AM [+] ::
:: Tuesday, June 20, 2000 ::
Portable Smalltalk Applications and ANSI Smalltalk Standard
:: linuxian 6/20/2000 01:02:24 PM [+] ::
Eric Arsenau has a page for the Smalltalk Interchange File Facility at the Pocket Smalltalk site. Pocket Smalltalk is a ST implementation for the PalmPilot (with a development environment running on Windows 95/NT). Pocket Smalltalk can also generate "executable" .PRC files from Smalltalk source code.
:: linuxian 6/20/2000 12:59:04 PM [+] ::
Free Protocols Foundation presents itself as an "independent public forum, dedicated to the support of patent-free protocols."
:: linuxian 6/20/2000 12:42:21 PM [+] ::
Free Protocols Foundation presents itself as an "independent public forum, dedicated to the support of patent-free protocols."
:: linuxian 6/20/2000 12:40:51 PM [+] ::
Article: The WAP Trap An Exposé of the Wireless Application Protocol.
:: linuxian 6/20/2000 12:36:05 PM [+] ::
JitterBug is an OpenSource (GPL) web-based bug tracking system developed by Andrew Tridgell for Samba bug reporting.
:: linuxian 6/20/2000 12:31:47 PM [+] ::
A Jabber competitor mentioned in NTKnow does instant messaging (IM) via several commercial protocols (AIM, ICQ, & Yahoo): EveryBuddy!.
:: linuxian 6/20/2000 12:25:36 PM [+] ::
Xml.com published this article by Edd Dumbill, its Managing Editor, on XML.com - The State of XML.
:: linuxian 6/20/2000 10:33:45 AM [+] ::
xiph.org: Ogg Vorbis "is a fully Open, non-proprietary, patent-and-royalty-free, general-purpose compressed audio format for high quality (44.1-48.0kHz, 16+ bit, polyphonic) audio and music at fixed and variable bitrates from 16 to 128 kbps/channel. This places Vorbis in the same class as audio representations including MPEG-1 audio layer 3, MPEG-4 audio (AAC and TwinVQ), and PAC."
:: linuxian 6/20/2000 10:29:47 AM [+] ::
In Crypto-gram -- June 15, 2000, cryptography expert Bruce Schneier disses SOAP and says it will "open up a whole new avenue for security vulnerabilities." With M$ and DCOM lapping up SOAP, Schneier is probably right. While I like the idea of an XML-based protocol for inter-object communications across distributed networks, Bruce's security concerns are not necessarily misplaced. .
:: linuxian 6/20/2000 10:19:56 AM [+] ::
:: Monday, June 19, 2000 ::
This article was recommended to the netverse-friends list: Project: VRML - Webspace and Representation. Netverse is an open source project "to develop the infrastructure software inspired by the Metaverse technology described in Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash."
:: linuxian 6/19/2000 09:48:45 AM [+] ::

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