Volume 3, Number 1, February 2005

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  Edward Grossman: Puttin' the Queue in QA. 8

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  Edward Grossman: Letters. 10

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  Edward Grossman: What's on your hard drive? 11

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  George Neville-Neil: Kode vicious: the return. 12-13

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  Jim Gray: A conversation with Tim Bray. 20-25

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  Stuart I. Feldman: Quality assurance: much more than testing. 26-29
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  Keith Stobie: Too darned big to test. 30-37
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  William W. White: Sifting through the software sandbox: SCM meets QA. 38-44
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  Michael Donat: Orchestrating an automated test lab. 46-53

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  Mark Kobayashi-Hillary: A passage to India. 54-60

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  Arun Ektare: Review of "Designing Software for the Mobile Context: A Practitioner's Guide (Computer Communications and Networks) by Roman Longoria (Ed.)". 61
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  Radu State: Review of "Network Security Architectures by Sean Convery". 61

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  Edward Grossman: Calendar. 62

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  Terry Coatta: Traipsing through the QA tools desert. 64-

Volume 3, Number 2, March 2005

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  David J. Brown: An update on software updates. 10-11

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  Edward Grossman: Letters. 12-14

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  John Stanik: News 2.0. 16

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  Edward Grossman: What's on your hard drive? 18

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  George Neville-Neil: Kode vicious reloaded. 20

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  Joseph Dadzie: Understanding software patching. 24-30
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  George Brandman: Patching the enterprise. 32-39
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  Dorian Birsan: On plug-ins and extensible architectures. 40-46

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  Alex E. Bell: UML fever: diagnosis and recovery. 48-56

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  R. S. Chang: Review of "Integration-Ready Architecture and Design: Software Engineering with XML, Java, .NET, Wireless, Speech, and Knowledge Technologies by Jeff Zhuk". 58
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  David Bellin: Review of "PHP5 and MySQL Bible by Tim Converse and Joyce Park". 58

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  Edward Grossman: Calendar. 60

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  Jef Raskin: Comments are more important than code. 64-

Volume 3, Number 3, April 2005

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  Edward Grossman: I am an abstraction layer. 8

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  Edward Grossman: Letters. 10

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  John Stanik: News 2.0. 11

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  Edward Grossman: What's on your hard drive. 14

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  George Neville-Neil: Kode vicious battles on. 15-17

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  James R. Hamilton: A conversation with Pat Selinger. 18-28

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  Jim Gray, Mark Compton: A call to arms. 30-38
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  James Ostell: Databases of discovery. 40-48
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  Margo I. Seltzer: Beyond relational databases. 50-58

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  André Mariën: Review of "Exploiting Software: How to Break Code by Greg Hoglund and Gary McGraw". 60
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  Carlos F. Enguix: Review of "Explorer's Guide to the Semantic Web by Thomas B. Passin". 61

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  Edward Grossman: Calendar. 62

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  Stan Kelly-Bootle: File under "unknowable!". 64-

Volume 3, Number 4, May 2005

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  John Stanik: Mobile applications get real. 8

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  Edward Grossman: Letters. 10

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  John Stanik: News 2.0. 14

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  Edward Grossman: What's on your hard drive. 15

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  George Neville-Neil: Kode vicious vs. Mothra. 16-18

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  Marshall K. McKusick: A conversation with Tim Marsland. 20-28

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  Bruce Zenel: Enterprise-grade wireless. 30-37
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  Frederick L. Kitson: Mobile media: making it a reality. 38-47
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  Streams and standards: delivering mobile video. 48-53

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  Kevin R. Fall, Steven McCanne: You don't know jack about network performance. 54-59

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  Review of "Expert .NET Programming by Simon Robinson". 60
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  Review of "Building Clustered Linux Systems by Robert W. Lucke". 60

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  Edward Grossman: Calendar. 61

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  Phillip A. Laplante: Mal managerium: a field guide. 64-

Volume 3, Number 5, June 2005

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  Randy Harr: On feeling secure in an unsafe world. 8

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  Jim Maurer: Letters. 12

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  John Stanik: News 2.0. 14

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  Jim Maurer: What's on your hard drive? 16

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  George Neville-Neil: Kode vicious gets dirty. 18-20

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  Jim Maurer: A conversation with Peter Tippett and Steven Hofmeyr. 22-32

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  Thomas Wadlow: The answer is 42 of course. 34-39
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  John Viega: Security---problem solved? 40-50
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  Bruce Schneier: Attack trends: 2004 and 2005. 52-53

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  Ken Arnold: Programmers are people, too. 54-59

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  Don Chand: Review of "Privacy: What Developers and IT Professionals Should Know by J. C. Cannon". 60
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  André Mariën: Review of "IPv6 Network Programming by Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino". 60

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  Jim Maurer: Calendar. 61

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  Rodney Bates: Syntactic heroin. 64-

Volume 3, Number 6, July/August 2005

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  Stuart I. Feldman: Distributed computing in the modern enterprise. 8

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  John Stanik: News 2.0. 10

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  Jim Maurer: What's on your hard drive? 12

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  George Neville-Neil: Kode vicious. 14-16

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  Jim Maurer: A conversation with David Anderson. 18-25

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  Ian T. Foster, Steven Tuecke: Describing the elephant: the different faces of IT as service. 26-29
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  Dean Jacobs: Enterprise software as service. 36-42
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  Pankaj Kumar: Web services and IT management. 44-49
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  Paul Strong: Enterprise grid computing. 50-59

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  Sajjad Khan: Review of "Struts Recipes by George Franciscus and Danilo Gurovich". 60
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  Radu State: Review of "Gray Hat Hacking: The Ethical Hacker's Handbook by Shon Harris, Allen Harper, Chris Eagle, Jonathan Ness, and Michael Lester". 60

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  Jim Maurer: Calendar. 61

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  Stanley Kelly-Bootle: Call that gibberish. 64-

Volume 3, Number 7, September 2005

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  Jim Maurer: News 2.0. 8

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  Jim Maurer: What's on your hard drive? 10

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  George Neville-Neil: Kode vicious. 12-14

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  Jim Maurer: A conversation with Roger Sessions and Terry Coatta. 16-25

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  Kunle Olukotun, Lance Hammond: The future of microprocessors. 26-29
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  Richard McDougall: Extreme software scaling. 36-46
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  Luiz André Barroso: The price of performance. 48-53
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  Herb Sutter, James R. Larus: Software and the concurrency revolution. 54-62

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  Mache Creeger: Multicore CPUs for the masses. 64-

Volume 3, Number 8, October 2005

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  Charlene O'Hanlon: Unstructured, but not really. 8

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  John Stanik: News 2.0. 10

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  Charlene O'Hanlon: What's on your hard drive? 12

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  George Neville-Neil: Kode Vicious unscripted. 14-16

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  Daniela Florescu: Managing semi-structured data. 18-24
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  Adam Bosworth: Learning from the web. 26-32
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  C. M. Sperberg-McQueen: XML <and semi-structured data>. 34-41
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  Natalya Fridman Noy: Order from chaos. 42-49
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  Alon Y. Halevy: Why your data won't mix. 50-58

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  J. S. Edwards: Review of "Slamming Spam: A Guide for System Adminstrators by Robert Haskins and Dale Nielsen". 60
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  Neil Karl: Review of "Official Eclipse 3.0 FAQs by John Arthorne and Chris Laffra". 60

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  Charlene O'Hanlon: Calendar. 61

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  Chris Suver: The cost of data. 64-

Volume 3, Number 9, November 2005

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  Charlene O'Hanlon: Socially acceptable behavior. 8

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  John Stanik: News 2.0. 10

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  Charlene O'Hanlon: What's on your hard drive? 12

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  George Neville-Neil: Kode Vicious unscripted. 14-16

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  Charlene O'Hanlon: A conversation with Ray Ozzie. 18-26

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  David R. Millen, Jonathan Feinberg, Bernard Kerr: Social bookmarking in the enterprise. 28-35
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  Andreas Gustafsson: Threads without the pain. 34-41
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  Vipul Ved Prakash, Adam J. O'Donnell: Fighting spam with reputation systems. 36-41
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  Andrew McCallum: Information extraction: distilling structured data from unstructured text. 48-57

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  G. K. Jenkins: Review of "The Linux enterprise cluster by Karl Kopper", No Starch Press, 2005, Isbn 1593270364. 58
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  Fernando Berzal Galiano: Review of "Working effectively with legacy code by Michael Feathers". 58

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  Charlene O'Hanlon: Calendar. 60

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  David A. Patterson: Stop whining about outsourcing! 64-

Volume 3, Number 10, December 2005

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  Charlene O'Hanlon: In with the new. 8

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  John Stanik: News 2.0. 10

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  Charlene O'Hanlon: What's on your hard drive? 11

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  George Neville-Neil: Vicious XSS. 12-15

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  Charlene O'Hanlon: A conversation with Phil Smoot. 16-24

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  Daniel Rogers: Lessons from the floor. 26-32
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  Bill Hoffman: Monitoring, at your service. 34-43
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  Friedrich Steimann, Thomas Kühne: Coding for the code. 44-51

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  A. K. Menon: Review of "Open Systems and Standards for Software Product Development by P. A. Dargan". 52
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  Andreas Tomek: Review of "Intrusion Prevention and Active Response: Deploying Network and Host IPS by Michael Rash, Angela D. Orebaugh, Graham Clark, Becky Pinkard, and Jake Babbin". 52

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  Stan Kelly-Bootle: Anything Su Doku, I can do better. 56-

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