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Bookmark Collection Mapping in Hibernate : one-to-many (javabeat.net)

by kks_krishna on Tuesday July 29, 2008 @11:27AM

Bookmark Comparison operators in Hibernate (javabeat.net)

by kks_krishna on Sunday July 27, 2008 @12:00AM

Journal Journal: Using JSF and AJAX with Ajax-enabled JSF implementations - A

Journal by kks_krishna on Tuesday July 17, 2007 @06:25AM

With the advent of internet, there has been constant paradigm change from time and again. There are many scripting web languages which came and showed their impact now and then. But the feature I am going to talk about will give a close look to internet as a close friend. In this article, read full article

Web Radio Negotiations Carry Poison Pill 243

Posted by kdawson on Tuesday July 17, 2007 @05:33AM from the in-a-tear-over-ripping dept.

Adambomb writes "It seems that the deal that saved Net radio at the 11th hour, the new terms that would limit the maximum fee for multiple-channel Web radio broadcasts, contains a hook. To qualify for the cap, broadcasters must work to ensure that stream-ripping is not feasible. Given that the analog hole will always exist as far as I can imagine in such scenarios, is this even possible?" The article mentions the measures Net stations could easily take but have been reluctant to — lowering bit rates, playing jingles over the music, cross-fading songs. How long before they are backed into using these techniques?

Journal Journal: Human stem cells may be made without embryos 'within months'

Journal by stemceller on Tuesday July 17, 2007 @04:50AM

The Times

Submission + - Sophisticated Computer Crime Uncovered (reuters.com)

Submitted by Ichabod on Tuesday July 17, 2007 @04:01AM

Ichabod writes: Sophisticated computer criminals stole data from UniSys, Booz Allen, L-3 Communications, Hewlett Packard and Hughes Network Systems. It sounds like they used a combination of social hacking, undetected low-profile malware (reportedly NTOS.exe), compromised Yahoo accounts to steal, encrypt and store sensitive data. An international investigation appears imminent. Yes, unfortunately Reuters calls the criminals "hackers" further blackening the once-revered title. http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSN1 638118020070717