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2001-07-31

What Shall Become Of Peer-To-Peer?
John Weir has created a
The Boston Globe has another

2001-07-30

Weird link of the day
Sonork has released a new

2001-07-29

Doomsday Blueprints
A list of Starbucks that
SoapWare.Org : A Busy Developer's
Optimizing Views, Reporting and Name

2001-07-28

Yes, you can do this
Big Blue wants to be

2001-07-27

Vivanco, maker of baby phones,
Warez World (Original version published
Execs' crystal balls turn mostly

2001-07-26

Carnegie to Go The Carnegie

2001-07-25

TipAndGo hat ein Fahrtenbuch für

2001-07-24

Australia may change laws "to

2001-07-23

In case you missed Lotus
Weird link of the day:
Microsoft thinks you should buy

2001-07-22

Internet 3.0: Distribution and Decentralization
before | after: Gorgeous. (Flash
Three reasons why you shouldn't

2001-07-21

TableWalker 2.01, created by Michael
Community Tools: ActionBase, eRoom, Groove
Using XML to Configure Groove
Weird link of the day
The Week in Pictures on
Date Picker im Web: Ein
overLIB is a JavaScript library

2001-07-20

IT Factory has finally released
What progress did we make
CERT Advisory CA-2001-18 Multiple Vulnerabilities

2001-07-19

IT FACTORY Announces Immediate Availability

2001-07-18

Weird link of the day
Microsoft Patents Ones, Zeroes
Finally. I have been planning
Factoids galore: Harper’s Index

2001-07-17

How busy is Bob? Cool
tecChannel has an interesting feature
Network World has this story:
jNotes MindMap applet for Lotus
Weird link of the day

2001-07-16

Interview with Uffe Sorensen, CTO
According to CNET Sun, AOL
Lotus has a new webinar
Weird link of the day

2001-07-15

Microsoft's Really Hidden Files: "There

2001-07-14

According to CNET Handspring is
Insider am Neuen Markt:
Infoworld has this story: "Instant
With a little engineering help
The Rise and Fall of
Georgi Guninski security advisory #49,

2001-07-13

The FBI has recently released
Jave - Java ASCII Editor:
Periodic Table: The essential elements
Weird link of the day
Donaldismus: Die Entdeckung der Veronkelung
Lawyers
BBspot - MCSE Program Cums
Mailexpire - Free Email Addresses

2001-07-12

Processes Don't Work; People Do:
Wireless Security Auditor is an
A Melbourne man has patented
IBM Redbooks - Domino and

2001-07-11

Notes.net: NotesNIC Directory Home Page
Remove banner from Lotus Quickplace:
Sychronizing employee information with Domino
World Wide Web Consortium Issues
AnalogX CookieWall allows you to
Group Computing:"Sametime Everyplace Eliminates Missing

2001-07-10

Ashok Hingorani: Getting into the
From poor to powerful: Groove
Ozzie Interview on searchNetworking.com
Hugh Pyle on distributing applications
P2P 'fat clients' are wrong
German Company publishes details about
I stole Dilbert! Without ads.

2001-07-09

Groove Preview Edition: New Version
jetzt:die liste Wörter, die dringend
MSN Messenger outage in seventh
Warpstock Europe: Yes, there is
White Paper: Passport to Monopoly:
It looks like Groove is

2001-07-08

Iris Sandbox - Web File
Codernauts: Strange but funny.

2001-07-07

Gartner Group has published a
Notes.Net has a nice report
k-blue software has some interesting
TimeToAct released a new version
If you attended Lotus DevCon,
The Register reports about new
I have followed the Groove

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