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"eWeek"
"eWeek"
07/09/2004 02:51 PM"eWeek 11.12.03"
"eWeek 11.12.03"
11/14/2003 09:14 AMgood eweek interview with ev
good eweek interview with ev
05/20/2004 08:40 PMseems like his thinking went through a lot of the same evolution that
ours has
eWeek Reviews Bricolage 1
eWeek Reviews Bricolage 1
08/11/2004 06:14 AMTheory writes "eWeek has reviewed Bricolage, the Perl-powered,
PostgreSQL-backed open-source content management and publishing
system. The article was published last week. The article is part of
the Content Management Face-Off in the current issue of ...
eweek overview of the new feedster
eweek overview of the new feedster
07/19/2004 01:21 AMsounds like they're making a lot of moves in the right directions
XML firewalls aid services (eWeek)
XML firewalls aid services (eWeek)
08/20/2002 12:14 PMUnflattering PHP Review in eWeek
Unflattering PHP Review in eWeek
06/11/2004 11:17 AMFrom the review:
ColdFusion is the most productive choice; JSP technology offers
best growth path for enterprises...ASP and PHP did the job, but they
weren't our first picks.
Response by Ro
n Chmara
eWeek: Changes Ahead for JSP Developers
eWeek: Changes Ahead for JSP Developers
09/05/2002 11:29 AMJSP 2.0 has three major changes, all of which make the language
significantly easier to use for non-Java programmers... JSP 2.0
supports a new expression and variable manipulation syntax based on
both ECMAScript and XPath. This expression language provides built-in
support for nested data structures and collections of objects,
automatic type conversion, and default values for uninitialized
variables.
"zeldman.pwe"
fairly good eWeek piece on MT3
fairly good eWeek piece on MT3
05/14/2004 07:24 PMthe potential for the new APIs is gonna yield some really exciting
stuff
eWeek: Firebird Frenzy Erupts
eWeek: Firebird Frenzy Erupts
02/10/2004 02:42 AM"After comparing what are commonly thought of as the two most common
and most popular open-source databases--MySQL and PostgreSQL--I was
floored by the amount of mail I received regarding my ill-advised
omission of the hotly popular Firebird open-source database..."
eWeek fumbles domain name renewal
eWeek fumbles domain name renewal
06/04/2004 08:44 AMeWeek Ponders Significance of Netscape
7.2
eWeek Ponders Significance of Netscape
7.2
05/27/2004 03:33 PMeWeek Examines IBM's PowerPC Roadmap
eWeek Examines IBM's PowerPC Roadmap
06/28/2004 10:08 AMMac Observer Jun 28 2004 1:07PM GMT
nice eweek story on MT's new prices
nice eweek story on MT's new prices
06/18/2004 06:56 PMall's well that ends well
IBM tool helps connect code (eWeek)
IBM tool helps connect code (eWeek)
11/12/2002 06:47 PMeWEEK Labs Review: Motorola MPx220
eWEEK Labs Review: Motorola MPx220
02/01/2005 09:49 PMSmartphone Thoughts Jan 31 2005 6:33PM GMT
eWeek: Tiger on track for mid-April
release
eWeek: Tiger on track for mid-April
release
03/31/2005 03:37 PMMac OS X 10.4 Tiger is "proceeding on schedule, as Apple has dropped
the prerelease tag from the latest build of the operating system,
indicating that it has moved to final candidate stage," reports
eWeek...
Plone 2.0: eWEEK Reviews, Raves About OS
Software
Plone 2.0: eWEEK Reviews, Raves About OS
Software
04/11/2004 01:34 AMClarke at eWEEK Summit: Rumsfeld Should
Resign
Clarke at eWEEK Summit: Rumsfeld Should
Resign
05/12/2004 03:57 PMAfter touching on security goals at the eWEEK Security Summit in New
York, former top counterterrorism official Richard Clarke called for
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld to resign following the prisoner
abuse scandal in Iraq.
eWeek: Open Source Provides Viable CMS
Options
eWeek: Open Source Provides Viable CMS
Options
01/15/2003 07:46 AM"Open-source CMSes (content management systems)--such as PHP-Nuke, eZ
Publish and Bricolage--provide a compelling third option, one that can
be flexible and relatively inexpensive without requiring companies to
build their own CMS from the ground up..."
eWeek: MySQL Founders: Kill All the
Patents
eWeek: MySQL Founders: Kill All the
Patents
06/06/2005 12:05 AM"The OSI (Open Source Initiative) board earlier this month issued a
statement condemning open-source license proliferation as 'a
significant barrier to open-source deployment...'"
Appliances accelerate XML data traffic
(eWeek)
Appliances accelerate XML data traffic
(eWeek)
08/27/2002 11:51 AMDIY CD Lamp
DIY CD Lamp
06/06/2005 12:09 AM
A man who thought that
sunlight looks beautiful as it refracts through the side of a CD-ROM
shouldn't be trusted with power tools, but I guess they're more lax
about that up in Canada. Jim Watters, a former QA tester, had about 70
CDs and decided to make a lamp in order to recreate that warm, plastic
glow. The resulting DIY project is a wonderful fire hazard made of a
tube light and some plywood. (Thanks, Luke)
CD Lamp
[Photocreations]
eWeek covers MovableType Comment Spam
Issue!
eWeek covers MovableType Comment Spam
Issue!
12/22/2004 01:44 AMBeing a diehard MovableType user we will be upgrading this site
tonight to MovableType version 3.14. The stop gap measures put into
place by parent company Six Apart looks like a good first step towards
fixing the problem that many of us have had to deal with.
I am sure my hosting provider will be happy about the upgrade let's
just hope they keep their focus and get a real fix into place so we
don't have to force users into registering with their third party
authentication service just to leave comments on this web sites.
eWeek has extensive coverage on the issue. [eWeek]
XForms a huge step forward for Web forms
(eWeek)
XForms a huge step forward for Web forms
(eWeek)
09/10/2002 01:46 PMeWeek: Two Open-Source Databases Add
Enterprise Appeal
eWeek: Two Open-Source Databases Add
Enterprise Appeal
02/01/2005 09:06 PM"Two new versions of the most popular open-source databases, MySQL and
PostgreSQL, this month will deliver yet more features to make
enterprises happy..."
Microsoft and eWeek Extend Definition of
Software, Journalism
Microsoft and eWeek Extend Definition of
Software, Journalism
09/27/2004 09:04 AM
eWeek wins the non-story award of the
day for this piece unveiling Microsoft's plans to, you know, do
futurey stuff. A hardware designer for Microsoft reveals that
Microsoft plans to someday include bigger drives in their Portable
Media Center devices (which are a different ball of wax altogether
than the generic Portable Media Player terminology the author keeps
using), reaching 125GB by 2007. How will Microsoft - who doesn't make
hard drives - achieve this amazing feat?
Microsoft's
software engineers are already working to increase the size of the PMP
drives.
Behold! Visual Basic giveth, and Visual Basic
taketh away.
Microsoft
Media Players to Boast Bigger Drives [eWeek via eHomeUpgrade]
eWeek Takes Stock of Mozilla
Foundation's First Year
eWeek Takes Stock of Mozilla
Foundation's First Year
07/26/2004 07:41 PMGravity Lamp
Gravity Lamp
09/22/2004 08:39 AM
This "Gravity" lamp from one of our favorite design
houses Front is a concept design that detects when you enter and exit
a room, perking up straight and shining brightly upon your arrival,
and slowly drooping down to slumber when after you leave. This is
appealing not only because it gives the lamp a sense of personality -
albeit a sycophantic one centered around its need for its master's
approval - but because it takes us one step closer to the real future
we all crave, where each night we retire to our own personal version
of Pee Wee's Playhouse.
Read -
Gravity [FunFurde]
The Tube Lamp
The Tube Lamp
08/30/2004 08:08 AM
I'm sort of in love with this Tube Lamp by
Nik Willmore, which is a really dangerous thing since he lives and
works right here in New York. At $225, though, it's almost
cheap enough to just get and justify as a heirloom or something.
Here's your inheritance, kids, and it glows!
Oh, and if you are worried about getting one just because the bulbs
might burn out, apparently the 25-watt tubular bulbs can be gotten
almost anywhere, even Home Depot. And of course, you can't forget the
finishing touch - the control knob is a chromed replacement for a
Fender Telecaster.
Read - Product
Page [TheTubeLamp via
LAMP+XML developer (the
LAMP+XML developer (the
03/13/2003 10:21 AM
Plus Three - United States, New York, New York (2003-03-06)
LAMP developer
LAMP developer
11/12/2003 04:26 PMLiveText Inc - United States, IL, Chicago (2003-11-12)
Spotnik Lamp
Spotnik Lamp
06/15/2004 06:54 AM
Inspired by the
sky-breaking Russian Sputnik (the original Cold War 'Ping of Death')
comes this lamp from designer Marko Macure called 'Spotnik.' Put in an
orange bulb and recreate the epic battle from The Lord of the
Rings, when a ragtag group of scrappy adventurers were able to
cast a huge splash of Visine into the Eye of Sauron.
Read
[MoCoLoCo]
Post It Lamp
Post It Lamp
04/07/2005 09:22 AM
The Post
It Lamp is great. Why ship a lamp in bulky packaging when you can make
a lamp from the packaging itself? Pop open the tube, flip out clip and
roll-out shade, and unfurl the cord. The lamp base will still have the
stamps and your address on it, but that's even better. It's on sale
for about 23 bucks.
P
ost It Lamp by 2pm [TreeHugger]
Bogarting LAMP
Bogarting LAMP
06/05/2005 11:46 PMBill de hÓra: Unquantified ilities don’t amount to a hill
of
beans in this crazy world
eWeek Pulls Socket Puppet from Lobbying
Firms Hand
eWeek Pulls Socket Puppet from Lobbying
Firms Hand
02/05/2005 09:27 PM eWeek connects NMRC to Issue Dynamics, a telecom lobbying firm: Wayne
Rash reports at the end of a story about Philadelphia's upcoming
municipal wireless announcement the following blockbuster about the
ties between the New Millennium Research Council, co-issuers of
today's report "Not In The Public Interest - The Myth of Municipal
Wi-Fi Networks." (I've written extensively about this report and its
precursors over the last few days.) Rash writes: While preparing this
story, eWEEK.com learned that the NMRC is actually owned and sponsored
by Washington lobbying firm Issue Dynamics Inc., whose clients include
most of the major telecommunications companies in the United States.
Those companies have been active in opposing municipal wireless and
broadband efforts. The company claimed that its reports were
nevertheless completely independent. I've been saying these folks were
sock puppets for days and criticizing the lack of transparency about
funding among several organizations involved in creating this report,
while still listening to the message. (I had some positive things to
say about parts of the report earlier today.) This should be a major
embarrassment to Issue Dynamics's clients who are now starkly revealed
as the puppeteers. More prosaically, Rash describes the public/private
partnership that Philadelphia expects to use, which is in contrast to
the kinds of entirely municipal efforts decried in the NMRC's report.
Tropos may have the lead as it was involved in a four-square-mile
test. And note throughout the article that Philly's CIO Dianah Neff is
talking about broadband wireless, not "Wi-Fi," as the report
continually conflates. The ever-insightful Carol Ellison also weighed
in about the NMRC report. She summarizes the phone conference about
the release of the report today as, "The rollout of municipally held
Wi-Fi networks will likely have a detrimental effect on city budgets
and on competition." Ellison castigates the press event and the
report, noting, "But while the session promised to fill the gap on the
dearth of in-depth analysis on the subject, it and the report that
accompanied it offered many more sweeping statements about failed
projects than information about why they failed." Ellison shreds the
NMRC for its undisclosed connection to Issue Dynamics: "The NMRC made
a point to say that none of the researchers who participated received
any money from NMRC. But in case you're wondering who's paying the
bills at IDI, take a look at its client list. If you don't want to
read the whole...
eWEEK: Open-Source Databases Hike
Enterprise Appeal
eWEEK: Open-Source Databases Hike
Enterprise Appeal
08/20/2002 01:33 PM"The creators of the open-source databases MySQL and PostgreSQL are
trying to push them further into the enterprise with new features
aimed at better support for transactions, database recovery and
replication..."
Microsoft Looks to Extinguish LAMP
Microsoft Looks to Extinguish LAMP
06/17/2005 03:18 PMMicrosoft engineers have toiled for years to make the company's
software industrial strength and worthy of large corporations'
dollars.
Now the software giant faces a different challenge: fending off
open-source alternatives that are good enough for most jobs. At
Microsoft's TechEd customer conference last week, executives spelled
out the company's lineup to combat these cut-rate incursions onto its
turf.
In particular, the company is focused on improving its alternatives to
the so-called
LAMP stack, the combination of the Linux operating
system, Apache Web server, MySQL database, and
scripting languages PHP, Perl or Python.
Microsoft's anti-LAMP strategy is to heap features into its low-end
products and to build a comprehensive set of tools--spanning
development to management--in the hopes of making Windows Server more
attractive.
News source:
ZDNet.comRead full story...LAMP - CGI - Mod_Perl Web Developer
LAMP - CGI - Mod_Perl Web Developer
06/10/2004 12:43 PM - United States, NY, New York City (2004-06-09)
Grok Description matches for eWeek: Sun to promote LAMP
GrokA matches for eWeek: Sun to promote LAMP
Native Instruments releases Battery 1.3
for OS X
Native Instruments releases Battery 1.3
for OS X
11/10/2003 11:00 PMNative Instruments has announced the Battery 1.3 update, which brings
the popular drum-sampler to Mac OS X and Pro Tools users...
Native Instruments releases Intakt demo
Native Instruments releases Intakt demo
07/13/2004 11:47 AMNative Instruments has released a demo version of its loop sampler
Intakt, which allows you to manipulate loops and sync them to any temp with
its beat-slicing and time-stretching capabilities. The 19MB demo
features a selection of demo loops and is a free download from the
Native Web site, after you fill out a form. Intakt requires Mac OS X
v10.2.6 or higher.
Native Instruments Pro-53 now available
for OS X
Native Instruments Pro-53 now available
for OS X
12/11/2003 01:13 PMNative Instruments has released a Mac OS X version of Pro-53, its
vintage synth software...
Native Instruments announces Reaktor 5
Native Instruments announces Reaktor 5
04/06/2005 12:05 PMNative Instruments has announced Reaktor 5, a new version of its
modular sound design studio that combines synthesis, sampling and
effects features...
Native Instruments ships FM7 Sounds Vol.
2
Native Instruments ships FM7 Sounds Vol.
2
06/07/2004 08:54 AMGerman music software developer Native Instruments on Monday announced
the retail release of
FM7
Sounds Vol. 2, a collection of sounds designed to work with the
company's own FM7 software synthesizer. The collection includes 256
new presets in categories ranging from synth sounds to electric
pianos, basses, atmospheres, rhythms, acoustic instruments, sound
effects and drum and percussion sounds. FM7 Sounds Vol. 2 costs
US$59.90 and can be purchased through authorized retailers or through
Native Instruments' own online store.
Native Instruments offers Kontakt 2
details
Native Instruments offers Kontakt 2
details
03/23/2005 10:03 AMBerlin, Germany-based music software instrument maker Native
Instruments on Wednesday revealed details about Kontakt 2, the
forthcoming release of their sampler software for Mac and Windows. The
factory library will include more than 15GB of samples and uses
"Kontakt Script Processor," (KSP) which adds advanced performance
effects. Kontakt 2 is coming at the end of March for US$579; upgrades
from Kontakt 1.x will cost $169. (Anyone who bought Kontakt 2 after
January 20, 2005 can upgrade for free.)
NAMM: Native Instruments updates Traktor
FS, more
NAMM: Native Instruments updates Traktor
FS, more
01/17/2004 10:44 PMBerlin, Germany music software developer
Native Instruments GmbH
on Friday announced that it will soon release an update to
Trakt
or FS, the special version of its DJ mixing software designed to
work with Stanton Magnetics'
FinalScratch turntable
interface system. The news came from the
NAMM 2004 show in Anaheim, Calif.
ALL MULTIPLE P2P NETWORK FILE SHARING
SOFTWARE ARE NOT THE SAME: TrustyFiles
2.2 update adds Bit Torrent access and
delivers the fastest and most results
and download sources with 100% native
code.
ALL MULTIPLE P2P NETWORK FILE SHARING
SOFTWARE ARE NOT THE SAME: TrustyFiles
2.2 update adds Bit Torrent access and
delivers the fastest and most results
and download sources with 100% native
code.
06/07/2004 02:37 AMRazorPop, Inc. announced the release of TrustyFiles 2.2 Personal File
Sharing software at http://www.TrustyFiles.com. The performance-driven
update cements TrustyFile’s position as the leader in Multi-P2P
network software. TrustyFiles 2.2 features 100% native code and adds
Bit Torrent network support. TrustyFiles continues to be FREE with
NO spyware and NO additional bundled software. [PRWEB Jun 7, 2004]
Go native with Java Native Interface
Go native with Java Native Interface
03/15/2003 02:55 AMCNET Mar 15 2003 1:24AM ET
"Loki Torrent - Torrent Search, Torrent
Download, You name it..."
"Loki Torrent - Torrent Search, Torrent
Download, You name it..."
12/31/2004 10:23 AMLoki Torrent - Torrent Search, Torrent
Download, You name it, we've got it.
Loki Torrent - Torrent Search, Torrent
Download, You name it, we've got it.
12/30/2004 11:53 AMfights back .. lokittorrent .. Loki Torrent
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Nvidia native PCI Express comes in Q3
Nvidia native PCI Express comes in Q3
04/09/2004 06:43 PMHow to get started with Java Native
Interface
How to get started with Java Native
Interface
03/14/2003 02:46 AMCNET Mar 14 2003 1:24AM ET
Sony planning to support native MP3
Sony planning to support native MP3
09/23/2004 06:24 AMIf anyone can make a iPod killer Sony can. If the rumors that are
floating around are true then those of you that love Sony products
will soon have a player available that will play MP3's [News.com]
Sony May Support Native MP3 (What Took
You So Long?)
Sony May Support Native MP3 (What Took
You So Long?)
09/22/2004 04:23 PMOh ho! Sony, who I had already pretty much counted out of the
portable music game, has just stepped back up to the plate with the
announcement (which makes for really boring baseball, really) that
they will be supporting MP3 on their players, starting with
flash players and going from there. That's the good news. The bad news
is that their plans aren't official yet, so they could still drop the
ball if they aren't careful. Oh, and there's nothing saying that the
existing product line - on which millions of dollars worth of
marketing and distribution have been slathered - will be able to be
upgraded to support native MP3 playback.
Figure it out, Sony! And hurry!
Read - Sony to support
MP3 [CNet]
TechRestore, Inc. Announces the iPod
Battery Freedom Service - Lifetime iPod
Battery Replacement.
TechRestore, Inc. Announces the iPod
Battery Freedom Service - Lifetime iPod
Battery Replacement.
06/22/2005 03:01 AMTechRestore, Inc. announced today that they have begun offering a new
lifetime iPod battery replacement service. [PRWEB Jun 20, 2005]
Sony considers adding native mp3 support
to its players
Sony considers adding native mp3 support
to its players
09/23/2004 09:20 AMWhile not planning to relinquish its own ATRAC format, Sony is mulling
over enabling native mp3 support in its digital music players.
PalmOne adds flash memory, new battery
on Tungsten E2
PalmOne adds flash memory, new battery
on Tungsten E2
04/13/2005 08:37 AMPalmOne is expected Wednesday to release an update to its most popular
handheld with the introduction of the Tungsten E2.
Keyboard with 512k of memory, 700h
battery life
Keyboard with 512k of memory, 700h
battery life
08/31/2004 01:55 PM
Cory Doctorow:
The AlphaSmart Neo is a full-sized keyboard with a little LCD screen
on the top. It acts as a word-processor, letting you type into its
512k cache while it draws power from 3 AA batteries. When you get back
to your Mac or PC, you just dump the text over USB or IR. The thing
runs for 700 hours on a 3 AA batts and costs $250, and weighs about 2
lbs.
My only complaint about this thing is the storage: 512k? I know that's
a whole novel and then some, but geez, flash-RAM is so cheap now --
why not just give it a SD slot and I could use an old 64MB card from
my last camera?
Link
(via Engadget)
Update: Chris Taylor points out that
AlphaSmart has a model that
supports memory cards -- and it comes with WiFi and PalmOS.
News: PalmOne adds flash memory, new
battery on Tungsten E2
News: PalmOne adds flash memory, new
battery on Tungsten E2
04/13/2005 09:02 AMPalmOne Inc. is expected Wednesday to release an update to its most
popular handheld with the introduction of the Tungsten E2. PalmOne was
loathe to change too many details on the popular model, which was its
best-selling personal digital assistant (PDA) in the U.S. during the
holiday shopping season of 2004, said Raj Doshi, a product marketing
manager with PalmOne. The Milpitas, California, company installed a
brighter display, Bluetooth wireless technology, and flash memory on
the unit, but left many features of the Tungsten E intact, he said.
VIR Technologies, Inc. Releases Source
Code for Chemistry Independent Battery
Management
VIR Technologies, Inc. Releases Source
Code for Chemistry Independent Battery
Management
07/10/2004 02:40 AMIntuitive Power Management (IPM) TM solutions recognize batteries as
chemical components in an electrical design, and enable conditioning
battery chargers to be designed into many high performance and cost
saving applications. [PRWEB Jul 10, 2004]
On IBM and native XML
On IBM and native XML
04/06/2005 04:46 AMComment Abusing the natives
IBM to Add Native XML for DB2
IBM to Add Native XML for DB2
01/06/2005 02:43 PMInternet News Jan 6 2005 6:40PM GMT
Native KOffice for Mac OS X
Native KOffice for Mac OS X
01/02/2004 06:15 PMEclipse goes native
Eclipse goes native
06/25/2004 04:59 PM - Redhat frees Eclipse from the VM, via
Sc
ott Delap
BTRIEVE-Native-0.03
BTRIEVE-Native-0.03
12/16/2003 10:10 AMBTRIEVE-Native-0.01
BTRIEVE-Native-0.01
12/09/2003 06:09 AMNative KOffice On OS X
Native KOffice On OS X
01/02/2004 07:32 PMBTRIEVE-Native-0.02
BTRIEVE-Native-0.02
12/11/2003 06:13 AMBuild your own instruments!
Build your own instruments!
09/27/2004 12:28 AM
How to
build your own violin, in 45 pictures. Or for guitarists: build
your own
hollow-b
ody,
solid-bo
dy electric, or
ste
el guitar. For the budget-minded,
PVC flutes. How
about
bagpipes?
No? Surely you cannot resist the tribal sounds of the
home-built
didgeridoo?
Other eclectic
(and not so eclectic) home-built instruments.
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