Here are a few quick links that I’ve been looking at this morning:
- Kendall Grant Clark takes the pulse of XML editing tools on O’Reilly’s XML.com.
- Bill Humphries looks into GPS receivers with Bluetooth. From my experience, Garmin seems to be a little clueless about Bluetooth.
- Java Server Faces: mental note, read up on this at some point.
- Charles Miller would like to see a guide to securing JBoss. You know the answer: Buy the book! 🙂
- MobileTracker points out Frodo, a Commodore 64 emulator for Series 60 phones. I’d also love to see a Coleco Vision emulator out there, as I wasted a few hours of my childhood on that platform too. At some point I should try to figure out exactly how much more powerful my 3650 is comared to my family’s first PC: the IBM 8088.
- TLDP has a HOWTO on traffic control under Linux.
- Linux Journal posts a HOWTO for a once NIC NAT.
- Screenshots for the latest BloGTK release look good.
- Phillip Pearson is posting his linkdumps to “crash.” It looks like linkdumps are back in style.
- Rob Flickenger posts an excerpt from Wireless Hacks: Do it yourself wireless access points.
- Does anyone know one way or another if these accusations about Liebermann, Inc are true? It certainly looks like a good hoax, but the tech is so cool that I’d rather that it be real.
- Netcraft makes sure that wildcard DNS does not taint its Survey.
- “Would the graduate students please bar the doors!” The Ig Nobels rule.
- Via NewsForge, TSL is TSL. Trustix Secure Linux is now Tawie Secure Linux.
- Pyblosxom 0.8.1 is out.