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J2SE
I'm here at Microsoft's Professional Developer Conference (PDC), the Big Redmond's irregularly scheduled conference where they introduce new technology to developers. It's a pretty surreal experience. I'm using the only Mac as far as the eye can see. It's kind of like JavaOne in a parallel universe.
This morning, Bill Gates and Jim Allchin got up and talked about a lot of the old stuff we've...
If a system's glitches can be compared to fish, I want to tell you about my white whale.
IBM's strategy gets comprehensive?
