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Stefan Mischook has posted a new podcast that gives an overview of things to consider when structuring your application.

Groklaw: "First, in a simplified nutshell, here is what Bilski means to everyone: You can't get patents any more on a pure mental process.

You can no longer patent a process that you can think through all in your mind. In other words, abstract ideas are not patentable."

Packt: "This article by Yuli Vasiliev will walk you through the process of building a simple Python application that interacts with a MySQL database.

In a nutshell, the application picks up some live data from a web site and then persists it to an underlying MySQL database."

ZDNet UK: "What I have found, in a nutshell, is that I have to run Windows in order to use the Sierra Wireless AirCard for HSPA cellular access, and that's just about it."

Tech Crunch: "In a nutshell, here's what we learned today: If you take reasonable precautions against copyrighted materials on your service, you may be ok."

Part LAN party, part gaming convention, part tutorial session, part business conference: that's Nvidia's Nvision conference next week in a nutshell.

The mantra? Visual computing.

On PHPBuilder.com, there's a new tutorial about validating user sessions - ensuring that data in your user's sessions is valid and isn't an attack trying to sneak in.