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Friday, December 13, 2002
Did Microsoft kneecap Java, judge asks.
Tonya Harding school of business. [The Register] comments < 7:53:28 PM 
>I just saw this over at Dan Gillmor's weblog: comments < 7:46:26 PM
>Intel pushes smart wireless ecosystem: Intel's notion is that users can be abstracted out of the decisionmaking process of what wireless network to use, instead having the equipment seamlessly adapt to whatever's available. Sounds like the right approach, once all the pieces for cell are in place. The NetMobile Wireless folks here in Seattle, for instance, can demo seamless continuous VPN access as they move from one wireless network type to another, but they require a fair amount of infrastructure at the home office and on individual devices. [via TechDirt] [80211b News] comments < 7:31:45 PM
>Very cool. Here is interactive look into the "Massive" system used to animate characters in action sequences for the Lord of the Rings. Much of this will probably end up on the desktop in a couple of years. [John Robb's Radio Weblog] comments < 7:26:06 PM
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