Free but shackled: The Java trap
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"Guardian Unlimited | Questioned at
gunpoint, shackled, forced to pose
naked. British detainees tell their
stories of Guant?namo Bay"
"Guardian Unlimited | Questioned at
gunpoint, shackled, forced to pose
naked. British detainees tell their
stories of Guant?namo Bay"
08/08/2004 08:59 AMFree Java 1.01_T2004.01.06
Free Java 1.01_T2004.01.06
01/06/2004 09:18 AMA small Java development environment made for beginners.
Free software Java platforms
Free software Java platforms
01/14/2003 02:28 PM
Richard Stallman is interested whether XSLT-process,
my XSLT processor and debugger Emacs interface for the Saxon and Xalan XSLT processors runs
on top of a free
software JDK.
As far as I know Kaffe is one
such free-software implementation of a Java virtual machine. There are
many other implementations listed at Kaffe's Web site.
Does anybody have any experience with any of these in a real
project? How much of the JVM functionality and the associated class
libraries in JDK 1.3 are implemented? Can one run an XML parser and an
XSLT processor like Saxon or Xalan on top of them?
Sun bets on free Java tool
Sun bets on free Java tool
11/13/2003 05:16 PMDevelopers won't pay a penny for the next version of Java application
server, set for release next week, says the company's top software
executive in a presentation of Sun's software plans.
Java Free Lossless Audio Codec
Java Free Lossless Audio Codec
05/02/2004 04:44 PMVersion 0.1 Released!
Java Tools Subscribers Get Free Hardware
Java Tools Subscribers Get Free Hardware
02/11/2004 09:28 AMDevelopers who sign up for subscriptions to the Java Enterprise
Developer Promotion will receive Sun's Java Studio Enterprise
development tools as well as a free AMD Opteron-based server plus
support and services.
Sun's Java Plan: Free Servers
Sun's Java Plan: Free Servers
02/17/2004 11:42 AMPromotion aims to entice developers.
Sun to release free version of Java tool
Sun to release free version of Java tool
11/13/2003 07:38 PMZDNet Nov 13 2003 5:18PM ET
ESR's Open Letter to McNealy: Set Java
Free!
ESR's Open Letter to McNealy: Set Java
Free!
02/14/2004 03:59 PMSubscribers to Sun's Java Tools Program
to Get Free Opteron
Subscribers to Sun's Java Tools Program
to Get Free Opteron
06/25/2004 10:38 AMSun's Java Plan: Free Servers (Ziff
Davis)
Sun's Java Plan: Free Servers (Ziff
Davis)
02/17/2004 01:06 PMZiff Davis - Sun Microsystems last week unveiled yet another program
designed to lure developers to its Java-based enterprise development
tools: Give them a free piece of hardware for a three-year
subscription.
Sun's low-cost strategy prompts free
Java release
Sun's low-cost strategy prompts free
Java release
11/14/2003 12:32 PMSubscribers to Sun's Java Tools Program
to Get Free Opteron Workstation
Subscribers to Sun's Java Tools Program
to Get Free Opteron Workstation
06/25/2004 06:59 AMSun announces that it will give a new AMD Opteron-based w1100z
workstation to developers who sign up for a three-year subscription to
the Sun Java Studio Enterprise program.
Microsoft's IM trap?
Microsoft's IM trap?
07/18/2004 11:16 PMosOpinion Jul 19 2004 3:08AM GMT
IO-Select-Trap-0.032
IO-Select-Trap-0.032
01/27/2004 04:53 AMThe Gadflyer: Fly Trap
The Gadflyer: Fly Trap
12/30/2004 11:53 AMcapitalizing on the tsunami tragedy .. Our fact-free media .. was just
a lie .. points
out
gadflyer.com/flytrap/index.php?Week=200453#1326
track this
site | 4 links
Disney's Trap
Disney's Trap
05/06/2004 11:34 AMDisney's decision to block the release of Michael Moore's new film
plunges it into a political boondoggle.
MFI gets caught in SAP trap
MFI gets caught in SAP trap
09/14/2004 07:24 AMInventory woes lead to profit warning
Catch an SNMP Trap
Catch an SNMP Trap
04/08/2005 06:47 PMPolice set web trap to net paedophiles
Police set web trap to net paedophiles
12/18/2003 08:14 AMSilicon.com Dec 18 2003 7:51AM ET
Report: Firmware Trap
Report: Firmware Trap
07/01/2004 10:13 AMwhy the Read Me wasn't enough, and a question
SNMP Trap Translator 0.9
SNMP Trap Translator 0.9
11/03/2003 04:44 PMAn SNMP trap handler for use with NET-SNMP/UCD-SNMP.
Supermarkets: Opportunity or Value Trap?
Supermarkets: Opportunity or Value Trap?
05/26/2004 10:41 AMIs there safety and value or trouble in the supermarket chains?
SNMP Trap Translator
SNMP Trap Translator
11/03/2003 04:44 PMSNMPTT v0.9 has been released
Report: Mac OS X Firmware Trap
Report: Mac OS X Firmware Trap
06/28/2004 09:54 AMReaders warn against zapping PRAM in more detailed discussion about
this nasty trap for people installing Mac OS X on iMacs without a
critical firmware update.
Commerce: Bargain or Trap?
Commerce: Bargain or Trap?
08/09/2004 11:14 AMDespite the fall in price due to the bond sales scandal, Commerce
Bancorp is not yet a bargain.
Using photon momentum to trap viruses
Using photon momentum to trap viruses
02/11/2004 12:18 PMCool things happen with pure research grants
NTL builds bigger worm trap
NTL builds bigger worm trap
06/11/2004 01:12 PMPort blocking plan
Other News: iPod Toilet Trap
Other News: iPod Toilet Trap
07/19/2004 09:26 AMWe might take note of these tales of misfortune with iPods and
toilets....
Secret of the Venus Fly Trap Revealed
Secret of the Venus Fly Trap Revealed
02/01/2005 09:58 PMReport: Firmware Update Trap
Report: Firmware Update Trap
06/29/2004 10:41 AMa few more experiences with this nasty problem
Owls set beetle trap with dung
Owls set beetle trap with dung
09/01/2004 01:49 PMOwls have been observed using dung as bait to trap beetles for their
food, US biologists report.
Trap hackers with Apache and chroot
Trap hackers with Apache and chroot
08/09/2004 07:51 AMCNET Aug 9 2004 10:09AM GMT
Police to trap online paedophiles
Police to trap online paedophiles
12/18/2003 03:27 AMBBC Dec 18 2003 2:25AM ET
Trap Apache hackers with chroot
Trap Apache hackers with chroot
08/30/2004 06:38 AMCNET Aug 30 2004 10:31AM GMT
MSN Snared in Korean Booby-Trap
MSN Snared in Korean Booby-Trap
06/05/2005 11:14 PMHackers plant code in Microsoft's popular South Korean MSN site in
what investigators believe was an attempt to steal passwords. The
extent of the penetration is unknown, and MSN in the United States is
unaffected.
Is Google behind mystery geek trap?
Is Google behind mystery geek trap?
07/09/2004 06:22 AMZDNet UK Jul 9 2004 11:06AM GMT
Notes and Tips: "SuperDrive" Firmware
Trap
Notes and Tips: "SuperDrive" Firmware
Trap
08/17/2004 11:27 AMSoftware Update may mess up third-party "SuperDrive" firmware.
Laser mouse set to trap computer market
Laser mouse set to trap computer market
09/05/2004 11:46 PMSydney Morning Herald Sep 6 2004 3:30AM GMT
Grok Description matches for Free but shackled: The Java trap
GrokA matches for Free but shackled: The Java trap
On The Fly: Boot Knoppix Linux, Keep
Windows Installation
On The Fly: Boot Knoppix Linux, Keep
Windows Installation
03/06/2004 01:53 AM2Wire MediaPortal
2Wire MediaPortal
01/03/2005 02:48 PM
There's an opportunity for set-top manufacturing
companies like Moxi and 2Wire to really outclass TiVo, simply because
they designing devices around a very specific set of, well,
specifications. The newly announced 2Wire MediaPortal, for instance,
isn't just a satellite receiver. It's also an
internet/Ethernet-enabled media streamer with a built-in 250GB hard
drive, designed to provide all the PVR functions you'd expect,
(including HD recording), as well as over-the-wire on demand content.
Wrapping that all up in a cohesive, consistant interface makes for a
much more pleasant, integrated experience that generic set top boxes
can't as easily provide.
Wouldn't it be hot to type "Law & Order" in the search field, then
page through results that included PVR-recorded shows, ripped DVDs,
live TV, on demand streaming media, and downloaded videos that live on
your PC's networked storage? This MediaPortal box can't do all of that
(the DVD ripping and the downloaded movies part might be trouble), but
it can do everything else, plus stream your home content to a mobile
device. Who knows how well it'll all work together, but it holds a lot
of promise.
Product Page [2Wire via GigaOm]<
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2Wire Boosts Reach
2Wire Boosts Reach
12/02/2003 02:32 PM2Wire's new products aim to extend Wi-Fi deeper in the home. The
combined DSL/Wi-Fi modem uses 400 milliwatts of power, far more than
most Wi-Fi access points, and uses three antennas. These upgrades,
2Wire claims, extend coverage in a wider footprint. SBC and BellSouth
both sell modems from 2Wire. 2Wire calls the radio 802.11b and the
release doesn't mention that customers can only use a compatible 2Wire
card, so it sounds like this complies with standards. The release
should be available here at some point....
2Wire-Gateway Cross Site Scripting and
Directory Transversal bug in SSL Form
2Wire-Gateway Cross Site Scripting and
Directory Transversal bug in SSL Form
01/22/2004 02:58 AMRafel Ivgi, The-Insider (Jan 20 2004)
SBC, Yahoo, 2Wire, and Dish Network
Partner For Multimedia Entertainment
Monster
SBC, Yahoo, 2Wire, and Dish Network
Partner For Multimedia Entertainment
Monster
01/04/2005 12:33 AMSearch Engine Journal Jan 4 2005 3:17AM GMT
Knoppix: CD-Based Linux
Knoppix: CD-Based Linux
07/06/2004 11:39 PM
I'm writing this
entry from a Linux machine...but I never installed Linux. I've booted
my PC off a Knoppix disc, which is a bootable Linux CD. I'm in Linux
now, but I just need to pop the CD and reboot, and I'm back to
Windows.
You can get the CD image file at www.knoppix.com (I used Bit Torrent to get my
version). Burn it to a CD, stick it in the drive, and reboot. You
will boot into a really nice Linux distribution.
There are no users on the system — you're automatically
logged on as root. If you're worried about this, don't be —
remember that you booted from a CD. If you screw something up as
root, just reboot and the system will be back to normal.
While Knoppix can read everything on your hard drive, it has no
write access by default, so it's not going to do anything to your
existing stuff. You can allow it to write, but it's not advisable
with an NTFS drive. Knoppix creates a ramdisk to store all the stuff
it needs while running. It accesses everything else off the CD, just
like it would off the hard drive normally. When you run a new
program, you can hear the CD spool up. Consequently, it's slower than
a normal Linux machine, but not by much.
It's fully functional — it detected everything on my machine,
including FireWire and USB devices. I just had to get the network
card to broadcast a DHCP request and I was on the network. It
recognized my Lexmark E210 printer just fine, and I'm listening to MP3s on XMMS as I write this. I had more
trouble with my dedicated Linux install at work, and I spent days
fiddling with that.
It comes with scads of software, like most Linux distributions
— KDE, Open Office, The Gimp, Mozilla, Konquerer, etc. Since it forms a
ramdisk when it boots, you can save files and work with them just as
if it were a normal operating system. I saved the image above off a
Web site, cropped it, and converted it to JPG in The Gimp. If I
wanted to keep it beyond this session, I could always FTP it somewhere
(remember that KDE is FTP-aware — you can map an FTP site to a
local folder, so you'd never really know the difference).
I'm fairly well stunned by this. It's really amazing. Sure, it
can't really store or persist anything locally from session to
session, but most of my apps are Web-based and my email is IMAP, so
I'm actually pretty functional.
If you ever wanted to try Linux but you don't want to make any
changes to your current Windows set-up, Knoppix is exactly what you're
looking for.
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Handy wireless networking with Knoppix
Linux
Handy wireless networking with Knoppix
Linux
06/21/2004 07:46 AMLast year I bought an IBM T30 Thinkpad, intending to install Linux on
its hard drive sometime. Meanwhile, using a Knoppix LiveCD let me run
Linux on the laptop while retaining the factory Windows XP
installation. The notebook is my travel machine, so I also bought a
Linksys WPC55AG PC Card wireless network adapter that supports
801.11a/b/g for the Thinkpad. For secure wireless Linux surfing, I was
determined to find some configuration that would work with minimal
intervention at boot time and that was easy enough that my wife could
load it.
Hackers, Windows passwords, Linux and
Knoppix
Hackers, Windows passwords, Linux and
Knoppix
04/11/2005 05:06 PMBeing the kind of technical person you are, you most likely identify
with the old-time hacker ethic and disdain the popular use of the word
"hacker" when "cracker" would be more apropos. ...
Instalar Debian GNU/Linux con Knoppix y
debootstrap
Instalar Debian GNU/Linux con Knoppix y
debootstrap
07/15/2004 03:47 PMRockbox Plans Open Source Firmware For
iRiver Gear
Rockbox Plans Open Source Firmware For
iRiver Gear
09/08/2004 03:45 AM2-Disk X window embedded Linux 1.2.6
(Source code)
2-Disk X window embedded Linux 1.2.6
(Source code)
01/22/2004 10:25 AMA Linux distribution with X Windows on one or two floppies.
2-Disk X window embedded Linux 1.2.12
(Source code)
2-Disk X window embedded Linux 1.2.12
(Source code)
06/17/2004 12:15 AMA Linux distribution with X Windows on one or two floppies.
2-Disk X window embedded Linux 1.2.4
(Source code)
2-Disk X window embedded Linux 1.2.4
(Source code)
12/02/2003 09:57 AMA Linux distribution with X Windows on one or two floppies.
Nu Technology DUAL F/W Release - BenQ
Offers Dual Format Firmware
Nu Technology DUAL F/W Release - BenQ
Offers Dual Format Firmware
01/17/2004 11:00 PM2-Disk X window embedded Linux 1.2.20
(Source code branch)
2-Disk X window embedded Linux 1.2.20
(Source code branch)
03/29/2005 05:09 PM
2-Disk X window embedded Linux is a tiny net-centric Linux that aims
at portable secure remote system usage. It contains many utilities
including: X Windows, vncviewer, rdesktop, a Web browser, a file
manager, a text editor, a terminal, a window manager, a menu system, a
dialog system, X scripting facilities, and many others. It aims to
work from 1 or 2 floppy disks in any remote location.
Changes:
A busybox package update and minor script cleanups.
Linux and Open Source: The 2005
Generation
Linux and Open Source: The 2005
Generation
01/06/2005 03:14 PMKernelThread Examines Extensible
Firmware And Open Firmware
KernelThread Examines Extensible
Firmware And Open Firmware
06/17/2004 01:12 PMLinux and Open Source: The 2005
Generation (Ziff Davis)
Linux and Open Source: The 2005
Generation (Ziff Davis)
01/03/2005 11:38 AMZiff Davis - Linux and open source are at the heart of today's
computing technology. Deal with it.
Knoppix Saved My Dad's Data
Knoppix Saved My Dad's Data
11/10/2003 11:39 PMEven before today, I couldn't say enough good things about Knoppix,
the coolest run-from-CD Linux Distribution ever. But it gets better.
When I got home from flying this evening, there were two messages on
my answering machine. Both were my Dad telling me that his work laptop
was fubar. He wanted to find a way to backup the data to his Linux box
(one that I setup for him as a home server last year--that he doesn't
know much about)....
Linksys Posts Beta Firmware to Correct
Remote Admin Problem
Linksys Posts Beta Firmware to Correct
Remote Admin Problem
06/04/2004 02:13 PMLinksys has posted beta firmware for its WRT54G that closes a
potential remote access hole in its security: The initial report
indicated that remote administration of the WRT54G was possible out of
the box. The consultant who reported the problem checked other
WRT54Gs: if firewall protection is turned on (Linksys says this is the
default and users confirm), then the remote issue is non-existent.
However, some of the units that the consultant purchased to test had
firewall service turned off out of the box. A Linksys spokesperson
said that this release is labeled beta because other functionality
changes are in progress and not yet finalized. Linksys' official
statement reads, "For those rare few that do disable the firewall and
turn off remote admin on their WRT54G, Linksys advises those users to
download the latest beta firmware which is posted on the Linksys
website." I just purchased a WRT54G to test out its default
configuration, and I can confirm that I received a unit with firmware
v2.02.2 (which predates the 2.02.7 March 2004 release), and that its
firewall service enabled....
Lite-On DVD Dual Firmware Updates
Lite-On DVD Dual Firmware Updates
01/10/2004 08:29 AMAsian Gov'ts Drive Open-Source Linux
Software Sales
Asian Gov'ts Drive Open-Source Linux
Software Sales
06/09/2004 04:12 AMBoston Globe Jun 9 2004 8:30AM GMT
EU Software Patent Legislation: a real
threat for Linux and Open
Source
EU Software Patent Legislation: a real
threat for Linux and Open
Source
05/13/2004 10:55 AMMandrakesoft would like to alert all users and the software community
at large about a recent clandestine attack by proprietary interests
through covert adoption of EU Software Patent Legislation.
Asian Gov'ts Drive Open-Source Linux
Software Sales (Reuters)
Asian Gov'ts Drive Open-Source Linux
Software Sales (Reuters)
06/08/2004 10:01 PMReuters - Asian governments are adopting the
freely available Linux operating system in a bid to cut costs
and address security concerns, helping the region drive global
growth in demand for the software, vendors and analysts said.
Software Engineer - Open Source
Technologies (Perl/MySQL/Linux/XML/Web
Services)
Software Engineer - Open Source
Technologies (Perl/MySQL/Linux/XML/Web
Services)
03/06/2004 01:57 AMO'Reilly & Associates - United States, CA, Sebastopol (2004-03-05)
New Firmware for Sony DR700A Dual layer
DVD recorder
New Firmware for Sony DR700A Dual layer
DVD recorder
06/23/2004 11:12 AMSony dru500ax DVD Dual RW Drive -
Firmware Upgrade 2.1A
Sony dru500ax DVD Dual RW Drive -
Firmware Upgrade 2.1A
05/15/2004 07:17 AMLinux NTFS 1.8.4 (NTFS Tools and
Library)
Linux NTFS 1.8.4 (NTFS Tools and
Library)
01/27/2004 10:16 AMNTFS and LDM drivers and tools for Linux.
Linux NTFS 1.9.4 (NTFS Tools and
Library)
Linux NTFS 1.9.4 (NTFS Tools and
Library)
09/06/2004 11:14 AMNTFS and LDM drivers and tools for Linux.
Linux NTFS 1.8.0 (NTFS Tools and
Library)
Linux NTFS 1.8.0 (NTFS Tools and
Library)
11/19/2003 03:29 PMNTFS and LDM drivers and tools for Linux.
Free but shackled: The Java trap