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31 Oct 2000
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Almanac: 31 October 2000
Loki founder on Linux gaming. Low-down on scripting languages. SD 2000 East keynotes. Napster outlook. The current state of distributed development teams. Big Brother knows where you are.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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1 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 1 November 2000
Napster forges agreement with Bertelsmann AG. Has the open source movement succeeded too well? Managing projects the open source way. Amorphous computing.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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1 Nov 2000
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Sauce for the gander
Oracle loves to see Microsoft squirm as Linux becomes a serious competitor. But what about the open source databases?
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J.D. Hildebrand
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2 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 2 November 2000
Eric Raymond, HP exchange open letters. Taking a first look at Whistler. Internet usage drops. Salon reviews Macintosh OS X.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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3 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 3 November 2000
Napster news. IBM's Small Business Suite for Linux. UCITA update. Yahoo case raises international issues.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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6 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 6 November 2000
Eazel's Nautilus file manager. Rebol heats up. Four Linux fallacies. Linux Journal readers' choice awards.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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7 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 7 November 2000
The intriguing Transmeta story.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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8 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 8 November 2000
Microsoft seeks software testers. ICANN rewrites bylaws. Microsoft bets on Tablet PC. An open source approach to software patents. Lego robot kit is hacker-friendly.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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9 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 9 November 2000
Lego Mindstorms update. The endless SDMI controversy. New developer support from Palm. How good is your Web page?
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J.D. Hildebrand
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10 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 10 November 2000
China's Internet crackdown. The usual nonsense from J.D. Plus -- a cartoon of the day!
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J.D. Hildebrand
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13 Nov 2000
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Bill Gates keynote and interview at Comdex
In this exclusive interview with the Comdex Daily, Bill Gates talks about the future of the user interface, ponders open source and Microsoft's AI research, and says the death of the PC has been greatly exaggerated.
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David Intersimone
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13 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 13 November 2000
All aboard the Rebol express. Linux Web server tutorial. Updating the ICANN saga. Delaying Netscape 6.0. Does the post-PC era start today?
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J.D. Hildebrand
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14 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 14 November 2000
Linux and the distributed virtual workplace. Python in-depth. The post-PC era, day two. And more of the usual nonsense with J.D.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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15 Nov 2000
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Sip From The Firehose: November 15, 2000 - Inprise Corporation Plans to Change Its Name to Borland Software Corporation
The news is official. We will be changing our name to Borland Software Corporation.
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David Intersimone
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15 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 15 November 2000
Intel to launch Pentium 4 next week. Phone makers embrace Java. A browser breakthrough. Weasel words at KDE? Burying the PC era once and for all. And the usual nonsense.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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15 Nov 2000
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Inprise to change name to Borland Software Corp.
New name will leverage the power of the Borland brand.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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16 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 16 November 2000
Microsoft, Borland target ASPs. Linus speaks! The <i><yawn></i> post-PC era continues.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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17 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 17 November 2000
Microsoft's Tablet PC -- do they love it or do they hate it? Dispatches from the KDE-Gnome "war." What a "productive cough" is. And the usual nonsense.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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20 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 20 November 2000
Macintosh OS X as a user-friendly BSD. Keeping up with Microsoft's .Net initiative. Palm looks to add IT support.
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J.D. Hildebrand
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21 Nov 2000
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Almanac: 21 November 2000
Happy birthday to the Internet. The bizarre case of the Everquest suicide. Special report: Robots in the news!
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J.D. Hildebrand
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