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Monday, December 23, 2002

MS Must Ship Sun's Java
4:56:18 PM    comment []

Mmmm.... DirectX from C#...


1:14:28 PM    comment []

According to the Register, Microsoft is lining up to buy Macromedia. It's Flash they want. via [Scripting News]

Ah, now this makes sense. Not because of the anti-J2EE nonsense in the Register article, but 90% because of Flash and 10% because of Cold Fusion. The Price:Book ratio for Macromedia is only 2.10. Yep, I could see this happening.


11:34:06 AM    comment []

Joe Strummer, RIP. The one time I saw Joe Strummer in concert was when he was singing vocals for The Pogues. Oh man, that was a good concert. Well, I guess I know what's on the turntable today...


11:05:51 AM    comment []

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