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Niche e-tailers have best chance to survive
Author: JT Smith
What a concept! This Seattle Post-Intelligencer story touts the idea that "pure" online retailers who serve obscure niches overlooked by the giants...
A report on Richard Stallman’s talk at MandrakeSoft
Author: JT Smith
The MandrakeForum has posted an article covering the recent talk given by Richard Stallman. It's summarised from notes, and a bit...
Why IBM’s Linux push is good for smaller Linux hardware manufacturers
Author: JT Smith
- by Robin Miller -I co-founded one of the first "sedan services" in Maryland, and my experience in that business makes me...
XML as the great peacemaker
Author: JT Smith
From ZDNet: "Extensible Markup Language accomplished the
...
BEA WebLogic Server vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
From SecurityFocus: "Unchecked buffers exist in a particular handler for URL requests that
begin with two dots "..". Depending on the data...
2000: The Internet year in review
Author: JT Smith
Highlights from the article: "The Internet reaches a demographic milestone as a new study reveals that for the
...
New Open Source MPEG 4-based codec
Author: JT Smith
Slashdot readers discuss this tidbit: ""Let me inform you about our new MPEG-4-based codec
...
What next for Crusoe?
Author: JT Smith
A recent article in MIT's Technology Review said that the Crusoe chip had put most of the functionality normally expected in hardware...
Itanium – The next big leap for Linux
Author: JT Smith
Previously, if you wanted 64-bit computing power, you would have had to
choose one of the proprietary 64-bit platforms. Linux does run...
Meta-HTML’s Fox: The coolest cat in geekville
Author: JT Smith
- By Julie Bresnick -
Open Source people
Musician, programmer, father, though not necessarily in that order,
Brian J. Fox's
most
recent programming venture is
Meta-HTML.
If...