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Sunday, March 17, 2002
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NewsForge: "The Gecko rendering engine at the heart of the Mozilla Web browser is scheduled to replace Microsoft's Internet Explorer as AOL's default browser -- the one in the millions of free AOL CDs distributed every year -- in the 8.0 version of AOL's client software."  [Scripting News]
5:57:15 PM
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Brad Wilson posted some C# message board classes, with full source. I've been working on something related recently, and although I've been thinking "Wiki" so far, I plan on checking out this as well. The general theme is that I'm getting more and more addicted to products where the source is right there to be browsed and (sometimes) modified. Put another way:
Stepping through my source in the debugger: yeah, sure, so what?
Checking out the Framework 'source' with Anakrino: very handy
Never having to step into & reverse-engineer x86 asm again: priceless [Peter Drayton's Radio Weblog]
5:56:55 PM
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Whatever happened to Borland Interbase? Here it is in a new carnation. Wonder if this is going the same way as DBase did.
5:47:12 PM
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Seattle-PI : Windows is just another name for a hole in the wall. Seems that "Lindows" will get to keep its name.
5:40:12 PM
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