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| Magazine | Feb 99 Web Influence Rank | MIPS* | Outline/Quotes |
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| SCO World: UNIX Business Solutions |
89 | Tim Snyder Interfaces and Dynamic Extensibility |
Initially, my reaction to Java's interface facility was a groan. Why couldn't Java just do it right and provide for real multiple inheritance? Instead, Java implemented an anemic multiple inheritance called an interface. My second reaction, however, was horror. It was then the total reality struck home. I would have to code every method the interface declared in every class that implemented the interface. |
| Service News | 72 | Bob Pavlik | In a world that could conceive an Exxon/Mobil merger, can an
AT&T/IBM marriage be on its way? Probably not. But the two business behemoths recently announced a deal that might be as close to that grand wedding as we are ever going to see. |
| Shift | 67 | Ian Connacher | With his election to office, the laughing has subsided, and
the same critics who dismissed Ventura are now crediting his long-shot victory, in large
part, to a brilliant campaign strategy executed over the Internet. Phil Madsen, web site administrator for Ventura's campaign, is a little perplexed by all the commotion. "There was no 'plan'. Nobody ever thought not to have a web site." |
| SunWorld Online | 20 | Steven Brody | The $1.7 million in total Windows NT-based workstation shipments (including non-branded workstations, or high-end desktops used as workstations) represents a 36 percent increase over last year, and revenues increased by 18 percent from last year, said IDC. HP and Dell were both contenders for first place in units and revenue. The overall NT market data includes both branded NT workstations and non-branded workstations. |
| Magazine | Feb 99 Web Influence Rank | MIPS* | Outline/Quotes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Technology Review | 75 | Eric Scigliano | Thousands of times each day across the United States a
police officer books a suspect, stops a suspicious character near a crime, or pulls over a
speeder, and takes his fingerprints. |
| Tech Web | 4 | Mary Mosquera | A boycott targeting Intel products has not been lifted, despite the chip maker's announcement that it will offer consumers the choice to deactivate controversial technology that identifies users as they move around the Internet. |
| tele.com | 62 | Karen Lynch | Paranoid Prediction No. 1: Several telecom executives begin engaging in what President Clinton calls "the politics of personal destruction," proclaiming ill-advised sexual activity of all sorts. The FCC and SEC conduct joint televised debates on whether to rescind their licenses or just delist them. Their stock prices climb and subscribers sign up in droves. |
| Think Leadership (IBM) | 99 | People Power | In their search for a sustainable advantage, executives are asking: What is it that makes our firm unique? What can we play on that's not bought and sold in the marketplace? And the answer turns out to be what a company knows and how it uses what it knows–plus a culture that sustains knowledge. |
| ThinWorld | 94 | Case Study: Honeywell Europe | For the past 15 years, Honeywell's corporate headquarters in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, and its European headquarters in Brussels have used separate
mainframe and mini computer systems for financial planning and reporting. Early in 1995,
however, the company decided to move away from these proprietary systems to one single
packaged solution, based on a less-expensive PC technology. |
| TidBITS | 24 | Adam C. Engst Jobs Introduces New iMacs and G3 Systems |
The new iMac systems feature 266 MHz G3 processors and a selection of new colors - grape, strawberry, lime, blueberry, and tangerine - at a new $1,200 price. The original 233 MHz Bondi blue iMacs now cost $1,049, improving Apple's offerings in the consumer market. |
| Magazine | Feb 99 Web Influence Rank | MIPS* | Outline/Quotes Ed. - Editorial comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| UGeek | 91 | Apple Resurrects HAL | 1998
was definitely the year for Apple, and '99 is looking pretty good already. The fact that
Apple can proudly state that its computer, the Macintosh, is Y2K-compatible
will make a lot of people wonder whether or not their own computer is compatible. Of course, this means that more people will start to consider buying an Apple, especially with all of the hype currently surrounding the iMac and its pretty new colors Ed. - According to Apple's Web site, the Macintosh won't have trouble until the year 29941, let alone a mere 2000 bug. |
| Upside | 22 | Tish Williams | Go.com itself is fairly unimpressive. The standard portal
fare with no Disney flare, its best feature is three file-folder-type tabs that allow you
to get out of the site when you've gone in too deep. The new Net user may utter a sigh of
relief, but this is no Yahoo-killer. Forget the stock ticker. Think worldwide media empire backing. Ed. - It looks like for Disney, the giant has finally woken up, ready to put its footprint on the Internet. |
| User Friendly Online | 90 | William Van Winkle | History is filled with failed attempts at apocalyptic
prophesy. One safe prediction, however, is that there will always be more doomsday predictions. They seem to haunt humanity like
persistent, meddling ghosts, skirting the edges of our society's peripheral vision. What remains intriguing is how prophecies seem to be inextricably joined with calendar dates. The last millennial craze that swept throughout the medieval Christian world was accompanied by the traditional promises of fire, brimstone, judgment, a second coming and whatnot. |
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