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The Hobbitware.com intranet project
Author: JT Smith
LWN daily links: "I have recently completed a guide to setting up a complete Intranet for a small office, using Linux-based server...
Server OEMs bitch Itaniums run too hot
Author: JT Smith
joabj writes : "Server manufacturers have been concerned about the high heat dissipation coming from Itanium processors, according to this article in...
By bits, Web use eroding China’s formidable control
Author: JT Smith
DallasNews.com: "Li Xiguang got his first taste of the Internet five years ago, during a yearlong fellowship in the United States. E-mail...
Debian developer to go into orbit
Author: JT Smith
Debianplanet:
"Self made millionaire, and (former?) Debian developer, Mark Shuttleworth, 27, has begun cosmonaut-training for a touristic excursion to the final frontier." ...
Bits, bytes and beers at Defcon – a photographic tour
Author: JT Smith
Wired: "The annual underground party for hackers is known as much for its technical content as its hijinks. Declan McCullagh presents a...
Samsung revs 64-bit ARM, licenses Java
Author: JT Smith
An industry update from The Register: "Samsung has expanded its agreement with British chip designer ARM and licensed three more cores. It's...
Review: Abit Siluro MX400
Author: JT Smith
TheDukeofURL has the review of the Abit Siluro MX400, which is based on
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Red Hat Linux now runs on 64-bit Itanium servers
Author: JT Smith
Network World Funsion reports that Red Hat has announced that its latest operating system is available for Intel 64-bit Itanium machines.This makes...
Review: Abit Siluro MX400
Author: JT Smith
Patrick Mullen writes "The Duke of URL has posted its review of Abit's Siluro MX400. Abit's Siluro MX400 is based on...
Axis hitches its 32-bit RISC chip to Linux
Author: JT Smith
From EETimes.com: "A modestly performing 32-bit RISC processor with a
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