Category Archives: Java

How to hire Graham Lee

Posted on 2010-03-02 by Graham Lee

There are few people who can say that when it comes to Cocoa application security, they wrote the book. In fact, I can think of only one: me. I’ve just put the final draft together for Professional Cocoa Application Security … Continue reading →

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I may have not been correct

Posted on 2009-04-20 by Graham Lee

When I said Apple should buy Sun, whether that was a good idea or not, it seems to have failed to occur. Instead, we find that Oracle have done the necessary. Well, there goes my already-outdated SUNW tag. Presumably they’ll … Continue reading →

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Solaris iPhone Edition

Posted on 2008-10-30 by Graham Lee

Apple’s one new feature in Snow Leopard is support for Exchange, which if not squarely an Enterprise lure is certainly bait for medium businesses. But here we hit Apple’s perennial problem; they want to sell more into businesses (because that’s … Continue reading →

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Don’t go there

Posted on 2008-02-18 by Graham Lee

From the title linky: " Mobility is only available for Windows and Linux." Good job no-one bases their mobile appliances on Mac OS X ;-)

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Why Java is so damned lame, part exp(I*M_PI)

Posted on 2007-02-08 by Graham Lee

Gah. Back when I used to work for Oxford University, I had to do the occasional bit of Java programming for a WebObjects app. Being quite a bit more familiar with ObjC than with Java, I always found this a … Continue reading →

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