Developer Diary · Archive |
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November 2003 |
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November 11 |  | N-Gage Deathwatch |
November 12 |  | Nokia's Push to Hype |
November 13 |  | OPeNDAP Data Connector 2.23 Released |
November 14 |  | The Mechanics of a Release |
November 15 |  | Secrets of Creating Software: Productivity |
November 16 |  | The Bright Future of Java |
November 17 |  | Computer Science is Pivotal for Robotics |
November 18 |  | Did You Hug Your Robot Today? |
November 19 |  | Chess, Go and Artificial Intelligence |
November 20 |  | The Dawn of a New Era for Scientific Data |
November 21 |  | The Open-Source Inquisition |
November 22 |  | The Multi-Gig Memory Potential Behind 64-bit Computing |
November 23 |  | Palm versus PocketPC - the Final Analysis |
November 24 |  | Secrets of Saveless Development |
November 25 |  | BEEP, the Ultimate Protocol Tool |
November 26 |  | Robotics Goes Mainstream |
November 27 |  | Automated Storage Systems |
November 28 |  | Whatever Happened to the Webapps? |
November 29 |  | The Obsolescence of Tanks and Helicopters |
November 30 |  | Home-Built Systems Coming Back |
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December 2003 |
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December 1 |  | RFID Applications |
December 2 |  | AI and the DARPA Grand Challenge |
December 3 |  | Can AI Write Algorithms? |
December 4 |  | Microsoft's Absurd FAT Patents |
December 5 |  | Secrets of Creating Software: Feature Creep |
December 6 |  | Tabbed GUIs |
December 7 |  | Dread of Threads |
December 8 |  | Bugs, the Unknown of Software Development |
December 9 |  | Complex Problems Have Complex Solutions |
December 10 |  | Bionics and Human Development |
December 11 |  | The Browser Wars are on Again |
December 12 |  | Electronic Documents |
December 13 |  | Maya Drives Movie CGI |
December 14 |  | Visualization Software Rundown |
December 15 |  | Programming Paradigms Past and Future |
December 16 |  | 64-bit Computing Heats Up |
December 17 |  | Is Dell Losing Its Touch? |
December 18 |  | Educating the Mobile Applications Consumer |
December 19 |  | The Future of Data Semantics |
December 20 |  | GUIs Are Key To Semantics |
December 21 |  | Bad Software is Better than No Software |
December 22 |  | A Dwindling Rationale for High-End Servers |
December 23 |  | The Three Bears of Software |
December 24 |  | Software Construction Strategy |
December 25 |  | Can Licensing Sustain Sun? |
December 26 |  | Waiting for Web Services |
December 27 |  | Angular Gantry Robotic Innovation |
December 28 |  | Robotics Profits Elusive |
December 29 |  | Bad Software Drives Hardware Losses |
December 30 |  | Generic Laptops Coming? |
December 31 |  | OpenOffice Leads Return to Low-Cost Software |
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January 2004 |
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January 1 |  | OpenOffice Writer Shines |
January 2 |  | Enabling Technologies |
January 3 |  | Can the Java Desktop Compete with Windows? |
January 4 |  | Eli Whitney and Standardization |
January 5 |  | In Search of a Better Desktop |
January 6 |  | Ridiculous Code Names |
January 7 |  | Computer Stores Try Consumer Electronics |
January 8 |  | The Top Web Sites |
January 9 |  | Java Versus .NET |
January 10 |  | Satellite Photos in the News |
January 11 |  | Why Apache is Beating Microsoft IIS |
January 12 |  | Database Technology Stuck in the 70s |
January 13 |  | MMORPGs Go Personal |
January 14 |  | Fuzzy Logic Behind Photoshop Anti-Counterfeiting |
January 15 |  | Robotics Key to Mobile Phone Assembly |
January 16 |  | I'm Feeling Lucky |
January 17 |  | 64-Bit Cranks Computing |
January 18 |  | The Software Creator |
January 19 |  | Hiring the Best |
January 20 |  | Is ATT / Comcast Spying on Me? |
January 21 |  | Mapping the Internet |
January 22 |  | To Spy or Not to Spy |
January 23 |  | Opt In Spying |
January 24 |  | My Thousand-Member Team |
January 25 |  | No Worms Here |
January 26 |  | The Hunt for Nimdite 24.130.108.10 |
January 27 |  | Stealth Penguin |
January 28 |  | Quest for the Silent Computer |
January 29 |  | Java versus .NET: Runtime Deployment |
January 30 |  | Do It Yourself |
January 31 |  | Core Appeal or Mass Appeal |
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February 2004 |
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February 1 |  | The Anti-Virus Scam |
February 2 |  | Python Matures |
February 3 |  | Has Moore's Law Ended? |
February 4 |  | Shrinking Screen, Shrinking Revenue |
February 5 |  | The Plot to Disappear the Cents Sign |
February 6 |  | How to Stop Spam |
February 7 |  | Java Classes Source Posted |
February 8 |  | Microsoft and Disney Combine For Copy Protection |
February 9 |  | JavaOne 2004 Takes Shape |
February 10 |  | Are DOS Attacks a Modern Day Ostracism? |
February 15 |  | Microsoft Sponsors Chess Prodigy |
February 16 |  | Apple's Store Strategy Succeeds |
February 17 |  | Taking Exception to Exceptions |
February 18 |  | Intel's Very Fast Memory Architecture |
February 19 |  | Principles of Programming: Separate Data from State |
February 20 |  | Principles of Programming: Allocate Only as Much Space as Needed |
February 21 |  | Ten Years of Hardware Evolution |
February 22 |  | Are Chess Computers About to Overtake Humans? |
February 23 |  | FPGAs Offer New Hardware Capabilities |
February 24 |  | Ralph Nader's Evil Twin |
February 25 |  | N-Gage Deathwatch, Part II |
February 26 |  | Principles of Programming: Input Validation |
February 27 |  | Principles of Programming: Make Precedence Explicit |
February 28 |  | Forth Lives On |
February 29 |  | PC BIOS, The Final Chapter |
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March 2004 |
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March 1 |  | Principles of Programming: Pass by Reference |
March 2 |  | 200 Attacks a Day |
March 3 |  | Sun's Java Home Site Goes Down |
March 4 |  | RFID Currency Tagging |
March 5 |  | The Broken Patent System |
March 6 |  | Principles of Programming: Test for the Positive Case |
March 7 |  | e-Postage |
March 14 |  | DARPA Grand Challenge Reveals Machine Limitations |
March 22 |  | Computers Killing Off Bookstores |
March 23 |  | How Bad are Computers at Igo? |
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May 2004 |
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May 21 |  | NASA Gets High Marks for Security |
May 26 |  | Homebuilt PCs are Still No Cakewalk |
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January 2005 |
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January 19 |  | Page Rank Wisdom |
January 20 |  | Creating a Secret Message |
January 22 |  | Tsunami Alerts Congress to Importance of Science |
January 27 |  | The History of TQM |
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January 2018 |
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January 15 |  | TPM Applied to Software Development |
January 16 |  | The Wayback Machine Saves JohnChamberlain.com |
January 17 |  | Starcraft, the Next Frontier in AI |
January 18 |  | Cimplicity |
January 28 |  | Tabs Versus Spaces |
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February 2019 |
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February 9 |  | AlphaStar Chases the Singularity |
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