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According to one article on innerself.com, “…throughout history events such as wars, migrations, crusades, uprisings, and revolutions have clustered around peak sunspot periods.†While JavaOne in 2006 hardly qualifies as mass hysteria, it was nevertheless quite an event.
Search is what you make it...
Major news from JavaOne: Sun Annoucnes Open Source Java, the Titanic Flies over the Moscone Center, and other imaginary headlines
The extent to which everything that matters can be contained, enhanced or enabled by a computing-based system or application, we might suppose that Java is germane.
What themes may come must give us pause...
Is there anything in particular you would like to see blogged at JavaOne this year?
Two recent articles point to a disparity of perception when it comes to the climate for technology. As Robert Frost so eloquently wrote, "Some say the world will end in fire, some say in ice." From what I've tasted of the business climate and technology spending, 2005 could go either way.
Moore's Law, or a derivative thereof, applies to storage as much as it does processing capabilities. A Tb storage for less than (US)$100 is not that far away ...
According to a recent article in Information Week, the IT workforce is shrinking; there are less jobs, less IT workers and higher employment in IT than there was three years ago. Is this a trend? The shape of things to come? A temporal anomoly? A fundmental economic shift? What does the future hold for the IT workers?
The return of an aboriginal blogger
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