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Thursday, 22 August 2002

EJB not always necessary is a great response to our (Patrick and my) article Is EJB Always Necessary? - thanks to Gordon for letting me put this online, I think it contains valuable insights and experiences for all J2EE developers. 9:01:35 PM  comment []      Review: Jaguar shows its teeth [MacCentral] This review is more detailed than some others I have seen, and it doesn't pull any punches as it points out some specific problems with iChat and an odd problem saving some files in Microsoft Word after installing OS X 10.2. I think there will be a lot more to this story when thousands of people start installing and using Jaguar on the myriad of Macs out there. Fun times ahead... [Mac Net Journal] 2:01:43 PM  comment []      Luke Carruthers: Game Player. Magna Data founder ventures north to become CEO of a Denver firm that has just won the licenses to put both the best-selling Lord of the Rings and the Star Trek trading card games online. [australia.internet.com] 1:47:48 PM  comment []      Call It the U.S. Open Source. Venus Williams, Serena Williams, Jennifer Capriati, Andre Agassi, Lleyton Hewitt and Gustavo Kuerten will be dominating the attention, but Linux's Tux the Penguin will be running the show at the prestigious U.S. Open tennis tournament. Michelle Delio reports from New York. [Wired News] 12:26:20 AM  comment []