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Free music celebrates 20 years
Author: Lee Schlesinger
The concert hall lights dim. A bespectacled man in a tux takes the conductor's podium and raises his baton. When he brings...
OSDL Unwraps New CGL Requirements
Anonymous Reader writes "The Open Source Development Lab (OSDL), a global consortium of leading technology companies dedicated to accelerating the adoption of Linux, today...
Tonight Live: SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM (bloody Vikings)
Jeff Gerhardt writes "Tonight Live: SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM (bloody Vikings) >> on The Linux Show!! Tuesday, October 7th, 2003, from Chicago IL....
IT Investor’s Journal
- by Melanie Hollands -
I'll start with my bigger picture views about IT demand and then move into my thoughts about some recent events...
TurboLinux to bundle Acronis PartitionExpert
October 1, 2003, South
San Francisco, CA  Acronis,
Inc., the technological leader in systems software development, announced that
its Acronis PartitionExpert software will be bundled with...
New Linksys Wireless AP runs third-party embedded Linux
Residential gateway software specialist Jungo Software Technologies reports that its "OpenRG for Wireless Gateways" embedded
Linux distribution and application stack was...
Microsoft Sends Lindows.com Takedown Notice for MSfreePC.com
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 29 -- Lindows.com Inc. ( www.lindows.com ) received the following take down notice concerning its MSfreePC (
...
Browser holes lead to AIM, dial-up attacks
SAN FRANCISCO, California (Reuters) -- Security holes in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser have been exploited by hackers to hijack AOL instant messaging accounts and...
AMD betting big pile of chips on new 64-bit processors
- by Chris Preimesberger -
SAN FRANCISCO -- Every time Advanced Micro Devices of Sunnyvale, Calif. comes out with a newer, faster processor, some analyst...
Lawyers ask: Can IT Be Human?
- by Chris Preimesberger -Part I in a three-part series on the new influences of IT in the developing world.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Lawyers usually...