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Is BSD the tortoise and Linux the rabbit?
Author: JT Smith
From a column at ZDNet: "I have to wonder whether all the leaps that Linux has made in recent history will wind...
Review: ABIT Siluro MX400 video card
Author: JT Smith
- By Jeff Field -
Many people know ABIT as a popular manufacturer of motherboards. What a lot of
people may not...
A Windows for supercomputing? Microsoft’s 64-bit OS for Itanium
Author: JT Smith
PCWorld: "Windows XP won't make its formal bow until October 25, but its 64-bit big brother is quietly launching on
...
Rival factions prep 10 Gbit Ethernet module specs
Author: JT Smith
Ready for 10000baseT? EE Times reports on rival preparations for the next generation of ethernet adapters, at 10 gigabits per second.
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Unix
Intel unveils sub-$100 Gigabit Ethernet adapter
Author: JT Smith
International Data Group reports that Intel has started shipping samples of a Gigabit ethernet adapter (1000baseT), which will be available later this...
Digital Convergence bites the dust
Author: JT Smith
Digital Convergence, makers of the (in)famous :CueCat, have restructured down to a company of 2, with no severance pay for the ex-employees...
Opinions: Taking a bite out of spam
Author: JT Smith
MSNBC reports on fighting spam with SpamCop, a utility to help identify the source of spam, and report it to the administrator...
Why are so few biting at Bluetooth?
Author: JT Smith
Bluetooth first emerged at Comdex back in 1999, but even the most recent promising advances in the short-range wireless protocol have failed...
The Agenda VR3:A Linux Orbit first look
Author: JT Smith
GonzoJohn writes "Linux sure has landed in a lot of interesting places. Televisions, media players, and now personal digital assistants (PDAs) all...
Caldera previews 64-bit Linux for Intanium processors
Author: JT Smith
From Businesswire: Caldera International Inc. (Nasdaq:CALD), the global leader "Unifying UNIX
with Linux for Business," today announced the availability of its OpenLinux Server...