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Gage reveals Sun's $1,000 NC
by Elinor Mills and Niall McKay
- Sun will sell an NC for less than $1,000 this year.
(1,000 words)
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Sun's Baratz sees Java everywhere
by Kristi Essick
- Where there's a computer, there's Java.
(250 words)
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Sun buys OpenStep development firm
by Sari Kalin
- McNealy: "We think objects are here for sure now."
(100 words)
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JavaSoft readies Java for prime time
by Cate T. Corcoran
- JavaOS licensees say they are ready to go.
(1,400 words)
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JavaOne: A new industry comes into its own
by Elinor Mills
- More than 6,000 attendees spent three days in tutorials,
listening to speeches, and looking at the wares of 168
vendors. We took a brief look at the top dozen.
(900 words)
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Java wild
by Carolyn W.C. Wong
- Bud Tribble sees a family of Java-based NC devices in Sun's future.
(800 words)
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McNealy derides government meddling in Internet
by Sari Kalin
- Scott McNealy's talk at his Harvard alma mater touched on Java,
government, and a noted Harvard drop-out.
(400 words)
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Servers supreme
by Carolyn W.C. Wong
- Readers tell us what they think about Sun's new Ultra Enterprise
servers.
(900 words) Also,
reader comments (1,600 words)
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New products
- If it runs on, plugs into, or talks to
Sun/SPARC/Solaris, it's here, in the industry's
most comprehensive and timely new-product
listing.
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SunEast: In Sweet New England
by Michael Jay Tucker
- Sun's largest remote office is in New England. What
on earth is the quintessential Silicon Valley company doing there?
(2,700 words)
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Unix head-to-head
by Barry D. Bowen
- The major flavors of Unix continue to converge. With all
promising support for the Java virtual machine, what's left
to innovate?
(2,000 words)
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Solaris shareware roundup
by Max Airborne and Erin O'Neill
- We sniff-out every significant archive of Solaris software.
(2,100 words including two sidebars)
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S/WAN swims along
by George Lawton
- Secure Wide Area Networking consortium promises secure open networks
(2,100 words including one sidebar)
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Security:
In the Trenches
by Peter Galvin and Hal Pomeranz
- We interrupt your normally scheduled security column for
an important report from a Unix security conference.
(2,500 words)
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SysAdmin:
Twisty little passages all automounted alike
by Hal Stern.
- A second look at automounter secrets
(2,900 words)
- Performance Q&A:
How do disks really work?
by Adrian Cockcroft.
- How to make sense of your SCSI disks' behavior
(3,100 words)
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Client/Server:
Informix leaps to objects
by Bill Rosenblatt.
- Informix Universal Server promises to raise the database technology
bar
(1,700 words)
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Unix Enterprise:
Sizing it like a mainframe
by Harris Kern and Randy Johnson.
- Is it better to devote one server to one application?
Or buy the biggest server you can afford?
(900 words)
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Career Advisor:
Web-related careers booming
by Edgar Saadi.
- With nothing but growth ahead the career risks in Internet
technologies appear low
(1,700 words)
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Webmaster:
Securing your Web server
by Chuck Musciano.
- Make sure your site is safe from prying eyes and malicious intent
(2,000 words)
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Java Developer:
Has moved!
by Rinaldo DiGiorgio.
- Visit our sister publication JavaWorld to learn
everything you wanted to know about Java but were afraid to ask.
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