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KDE 3 mismanaged by developers?
Author: JT Smith
Neil Stevens, on the kde-devel list: "KDE 3 has been mismanaged by the KDE developers. The standards and
practices of the KDE...
Featured articles in the new Apache Week
Author: JT Smith
It's at ApacheWeek.com of course. Among the articles this week: "Improving Performance by Profiling PHP Applications,""Web Mining with Perl," and ...
Pringles: the latest wireless cracker tool
Author: JT Smith
Vnunet jumps on the bandwagon with a story that's been going around for awhile, that Pringles cans can be used to tap...
Attracting readers at tech sites through extreme views
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader writes, "Does Conflict Interest You?" on whatisnew.com has an interesting perspective on trends in computer review sites. It starts:
'Write...
Alan Cox: Linux kernel 2.2.21pre4
Author: JT Smith
Cox writes: "Please save any 2.2 updates for 2.2.22pre from now on unless they are
clear bug fixes. I hope to do a...
EFF applauds Intel’s stand on SSSCA, urges consumers to express concern over copyright abuses
Author: JT Smith
Encouraged by industry testimony in defense
of consumer rights under digital copyright law, the
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today urged consumers
to support Intel's stand...
Sun promises “toe-to-toe” pricing on Linux servers
"Sun promised aggressive pricing on single- and dual-processor x86 Linux servers at a media event held this past Monday in San Francisco. On pricing,...
Deciphering the Open Source war
Author: JT Smith
News.com has commentary by Bruce Perens: "He's baaack! At the recently concluded World Congress on Information Technology 2002, Microsoft's Craig Mundie registered...
Red Hat: mod_ssl updates
Author: JT Smith
Posted at LWN.net: "Updated mod_ssl packages for Red Hat Linux 7, 7.1, and
7.2 are available which close a buffer overflow in mod_ssl.
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Mission Critical Linux seeks rebirth
Author: JT Smith
Boston.internet.com reports on the ongoing saga. "Unable to complete a merger, Mission Critical Linux Inc. has cut nearly all its 55 workers...