2001 Readings

• Reused Java: Stronger And Longer-Lasting (Techweb)
• O'Reilly Network: A Conversation with Bill Joy (www.openp2p.com)
• Cheaters Bow to Peer Pressure (Wired)
• Sun's Joy sheds light on P2P project (ZDNet)
• After Java and Jini, Bill Joy unveils the Third J (www.theregister.co.uk)
• XP Just Another Apple Clone? (Wired)
• XP: 'Your Mother's Windows' (Wired)
• Sun CTO eyes 'next step' in Web services (ZDNet)
• Microsoft downplays .Net at XP debut (ZDNet)
• You, Too, Can Write an Anna Worm (Wired)
• Amazon Loses Patent Suit Round (Wired)
• Gates takes the wraps off Windows XP (ZDNet)
• Java Jockey Going to Space (Wired)
• Sorry, Wrong President (www.thenation.com)
• Atoms from Bits: The Digital Revolution in Manufacturing (www.ennex.com)
• The Jungle by Jonathan Cohn (www.tnr.com)
• Sun to Fed: Don't Settle With MS (Wired)
• Sun Micro Unveils Vision for Smart Web Services (dailynews.yahoo.com)
• Sun to unwrap Web services game plan (ZDNet)
• Qualcomm brews Java alternative for cell phones (InfoWorld)
• Java's future lies with Linux (www.linuxworld.com)
• Macworld report: Big news for Macintosh enthusiasts (JavaWorld)
• MS Goes After Java Geeks (Wired)
• Microsoft: Silence of the Flaks (Wired)
• OS Has a Face You Can Love (Wired)
• Voices From The Hellmouth Revisited: Part Ten (slashdot.org)
• Sun outlines J2EE strategy Story (computerworld.com)
• NTT DoCoMo launches first Java cellphones (computerworld.com)
• ThinkFree Delivering on Java's Promise (sfgate.com)
• The Parable of Umbrellas and Taxicabs (openp2p.com)
• Stopping light could lead to quantum advance in computing (news.com)
• Sun steers clear of computing slump (news.com)
• Desktop Linux company wins funding (news.com)
• Sun invests $5 million in Tripwire (news.com)
• Internet worm squirms into Linux servers (news.com)
• Sun under the microscope with earnings, new products (news.com)
• Labor pains (news.com)
• Make Your Vote (Machine) Count (Wired)
• Lingua::Romana::Perligata -- Perl for the XXIimum Century (www.csse.monash.edu.au)
• Java: Slow, ugly and irrelevant (Salon)
• Solar Power (www.forbes.com)
• Union to Etown: Threats Unfair (Wired)
• Union vote at dot-com company postponed (news.com)
• Coalition makes concession on anti-piracy technology (1/04/2001) (San Jose Mercury)
• The dawning of Sun's commercial Web software (news.com)
• NSA abandons wondrous stuff (www.sunspot.net)
• At long last Linux 2.4 (news.com)
• Sun sambas into Web-based software field with "Brazil" (news.com)
• 10 Questions with Miguel de Icaza (www.linuxorbit.com)