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IBM DeveloperWorks:
Server-side scripting languages:
PHP, Perl, Java servlets — Which one’s right for you?
Erik Zoltán (erik@zoltan.org),
Advanced Systems Engineer, EDS
[IBM DeveloperWorks]
Funny:
Video with Ballmer and Gates in the car nodding and humming to the nerdy tune. [Scripting News]
Best Practices For VPN Implementation. Business Communications Review Apr 10 2001 2:46AM ET [Computer security news]
MIT Technology Review: Remaking the Meeting-Cam. Apart from cost, the presence of a cameraperson–usually an outsider–has a psychological impact that tends to change the dynamics of group meetings or lectures. The researchers attacked both problems by designing a system that mimics the actions of human camera operators. [Tomalak’s Realm]
Ntpd Remote Buffer Overflow Vulnerability [Security Focus]
No word from Sun or other major Unix vendors, yet.
George Johnson: All Science is Computer Science (New York Times)
Webmonkey: IE 6 Switches to Standards. Jeffrey Veen. The new version is essentially two browsers: one that faithfully does things the old way, bugs and all, and one that follows Netscape’s lead and gets the standards right. As a result, you get to decide which way your page should be displayed. [Tomalak’s Realm]
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