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    Volume 2, Issue 9

    10 -- 0Edward Grossman. The big programming languages issue
    12 -- 0Edward Grossman. Letters
    13 -- 0John Stanik. News 2.0
    14 -- 0Edward Grossman. What s on your hard drive?
    16 -- 18George Neville-Neil. Kode vicious: the return
    20 -- 30Stuart I. Feldman, Alan C. Kay. A conversation with Alan Kay
    32 -- 38John R. Mashey. Languages, levels, libraries, and longevity
    40 -- 47Roger Sessions. Fuzzy boundaries: objects, components, and web services
    48 -- 57Gregory V. Wilson. Extensible programming for the 21st century
    58 -- 65Donn Seeley. How not to write Fortran in any language
    66 -- 75Michael W. Shapiro. Self-healing in modern operating systems
    76 -- 0M. S. Joy. Review of Eclipse by Steve Holzner . O Reilly & Associates, 2004, Isbn 0-596-00641-1
    76 -- 0Thomas Portele. Review of Spoken Dialogue Technology by Michael F. McTear
    77 -- 0Edward Grossman. Calendar
    80 -- 0Stan Kelly-Bootle. Linguae Francae

    Volume 2, Issue 8

    10 -- 0Edward Grossman. The guru code
    12 -- 0Edward Grossman. Letters
    14 -- 0John Stanik. News 2.0
    16 -- 0Edward Grossman. What s on your hard drive?
    18 -- 21George Neville-Neil. Kode vicious strikes again
    22 -- 33Stephen R. Bourne. A conversation with Bruce Lindsay
    34 -- 41Aaron B. Brown. Oops! Coping with human error in IT systems
    42 -- 48Brendan Murphy. Automating software failure reporting
    50 -- 55Paul P. Maglio, Eser Kandogan. Error messages: what s the problem?
    56 -- 62Adam Kolawa. Outsourcing: devising a game plan
    64 -- 69Vijay Gill. Lack of priority queuing considered harmful
    70 -- 0Rita Puzmanova. Review of Wi-Foo: The Secrets of Wireless Hacking by Andrew Vladimirov, Konstantin V. Gravrilenko, and Andrei A. Mikhailovsky
    70 -- 0Bayard Kohlhepp. Review of Network Distributed Computing: Fitscapes and Fallacies by Max K. Goff
    72 -- 0Edward Grossman. Calendar
    74 -- 77Edward Grossman. Careers
    80 -- 0Rodney Bates. Programming in Franglais

    Volume 2, Issue 7

    10 -- 0Edward Grossman. RFID isn t science fiction
    12 -- 0Edward Grossman. Letters
    13 -- 0Edward Grossman. News 2.0
    14 -- 0Edward Grossman. What s on your hard drive?
    16 -- 18George Neville-Neil. Kode vicious
    20 -- 26Barbara B. Simons. Electronic voting systems: the good, the bad, and the stupid
    28 -- 31Alexander Wolfe. There s still some life left in Ada
    32 -- 39George Neville-Neil. A conversation with Mike Deliman
    40 -- 48Roy Want. The magic of RFID
    50 -- 57Sanjay E. Sarma. Integrating RFID
    58 -- 64Marshall K. McKusick, George Neville-Neil. Thread scheduling in FreeBSD 5.2
    66 -- 73Kang Su Gatlin. Trials and tribulations of debugging concurrency
    74 -- 0Arun Ektare. Review of Dynamic Reconfiguration: Architectures and Algorithms by Ramachandran Vaidyanathan and Jerry L. Trahan
    74 -- 0Alladin Ayesh. Review of Immunity-based systems by Yoshiteru Ishida
    76 -- 0Edward Grossman. Calendar
    80 -- 0Phillip A. Laplante. The burning bag of dung: and other environmental antipatterns

    Volume 2, Issue 6

    8 -- 0Edward Grossman. From the Editors
    10 -- 0. Letters
    11 -- 0. News 2.0
    12 -- 15Rodney Bates. Opinion: Schizoid Classes
    16 -- 19Alexander Wolfe. Toolkit: Longhorn Ties Platform Apps to Core Operating System
    20 -- 0. What s on Your Hard Drive?
    22 -- 29Lucy Sanders. Interview: Donald Peterson
    40 -- 47James E. Coffman. Not Your Father s PBX?
    48 -- 55Sudhir R. Ahuja, J. Robert Ensor. VoIP: What is it Good for?
    56 -- 64Douglas C. Sicker, Tom D. Lookabaugh. VoIP Security: Not an Afterthought
    66 -- 74Gordon Bell. A Time and a Place for Standards
    80 -- 79Stan Kelly-Bootle. Curmudgeon: Vote Early, Vote Often

    Volume 2, Issue 5

    8 -- 0Edward Grossman. From the Editors: Virtually Yours
    10 -- 0. Letters
    12 -- 0. News 2.0
    14 -- 16Jef Raskin. Opinion: For Want of a Comma, the Meaning Was Lost
    18 -- 21Alexander Wolfe. Toolkit: Samba Does Windows-to-Linux Dance
    22 -- 0. What s on Your Hard Drive?
    24 -- 33Eric Allman. Interview: James Gosling
    34 -- 40Mendel Rosenblum. The Reincarnation of Virtual Machines
    42 -- 51Poul-Henning Kamp, Robert Watson. Building Systems to Be Shared, Securely
    52 -- 58Bob Supnik. Simulators: Virtual Machines of the Past (and Future)
    60 -- 65John Viega, Matt Messier. Security is Harder than You Think
    66 -- 75Douglas C. Schmidt, Aniruddha S. Gokhale, Balachandran Natarajan. Leveraging Application Frameworks
    76 -- 0. Book Reviews
    80 -- 79Stan Kelly-Bootle. Curmudgeon: Without a NULL That String Would Never End

    Volume 2, Issue 4

    8 -- 0Edward Grossman. From the Editors: The New Screen of Death
    12 -- 0. News 2.0
    14 -- 18Phillip A. Laplante. Opinion: First, Do No Harm: A Hippocratic Oath for Software Developers?
    20 -- 23Alexander Wolfe. Toolkit: Grid Tools: Coming to a Cluster Near You
    24 -- 33Stuart I. Feldman. Interview: Brewster Kahle
    34 -- 43Jim Morrison. Blaster Revisited
    44 -- 49Marcus J. Ranum. Security: The root of the Problem
    50 -- 56Ben Laurie. Network Forensics
    58 -- 65Herbert H. Thompson, Richard Ford. Perfect Storm: The Insider, Naivety, and Hostility
    66 -- 75Kenneth N. Lodding. The Hitchhiker s Guide to Biomorphic Software
    76 -- 0. Book Reviews
    80 -- 79Stan Kelly-Bootle. Curmudgeon: From This Moment On

    Volume 2, Issue 3

    8 -- 9Eric Allman, Marshall K. McKusick. From the Editors: Open Source Revisited
    10 -- 0. Letters
    11 -- 0. News 2.0
    12 -- 14Rodney Bates. Opinion: Buffer Overrun Madness
    16 -- 22James Russell. Interview: Sam Leffler
    24 -- 31Jordan Hubbard. Open Source to the Core
    32 -- 38David Ascher. Is OS Right for You? (A Fictional Case Study)
    48 -- 56Bart Decrem. Desktop Linux: Where Art Thou?
    58 -- 65Andy Currid. TCP Offload to the Rescue
    66 -- 73Ramana Rao. From IR to Search, and Beyond
    74 -- 0. Book Reviews
    76 -- 0. Calendar
    80 -- 78Josh Coates. Curmudgeon: A Bigot by Any Other Name..

    Volume 2, Issue 2

    6 -- 0Edward Grossman. From the Editors: Search - An Enterprising Affair
    8 -- 0. Letters
    9 -- 0. News 2.0
    10 -- 11Jef Raskin. Opinion: Voting Machine Hell
    12 -- 17Alexander Wolfe. Toolkit: Intel s Heavy-Duty Dev Tools
    18 -- 24Steve Kirsch. Interview: A Conversation with Matt Wells
    26 -- 35William A. Woods. Searching vs. Finding
    36 -- 46Rajat Mukherjee, Jianchang Mao. Enterprise Search: Tough Stuff
    48 -- 53Anna Patterson. Why Writing Your Own Search Engine Is Hard
    54 -- 61Michael J. Cafarella, Douglas R. Cutting. Building Nutch: Open Source Search
    62 -- 71Nick Porcino. Gaming Graphics: The Road to Revolution
    72 -- 80John Stone, Sarah Merrion. Instant Messaging or Instant Headache?
    81 -- 0. Book Reviews
    82 -- 0. Calendar
    84 -- 83David J. Brown. Curmudgeon: Search Hurts

    Volume 2, Issue 1

    6 -- 0Richard F. Lyon. From the Editors: DSP 4 You
    7 -- 0. Letters
    8 -- 0. News 2.0
    10 -- 13Alexander Wolfe. Toolkit: Get Your Graphics On: OpenGL Advances with the Times
    22 -- 30Gene Frantz, Ray Simar. Of Processors and Processing
    32 -- 41Homayoun Shahri. On Mapping Alogrithms to DSP Architectures
    42 -- 51W. Patrick Hays. DSPs: Back to the Future
    52 -- 62William J. Dally, Ujval J. Kapasi, Brucek Khailany, Jung Ho Ahn, Abhishek Das. Stream Processors: Progammability and Efficiency
    64 -- 71Boris Murmann, Bernhard E. Boser. Digitally Assisted Analog Integrated Circuits
    72 -- 80Alex E. Bell. Death by UML Fever
    82 -- 91Laury Verner. BPM: The Promise and the Challenge
    92 -- 0. Book Reviews
    94 -- 0. Calendar
    95 -- 96Stan Kelly-Bootle. Curmudgeon: Damnéd Digits
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