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Sixgirls.org sponsors installfest in New York
Author: JT Smith
Jay Sulzberger, the corresponding secretary of LXNY forwards this to us. On 28-March-2001, sixgirls.org will be sponsoring an InstallFest!
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U.S. Rep. Boucher answers Slashdotters’ questions
Author: JT Smith
The Democratic congressman, who's called for changes in the DMCA, fields questions from Slashdot readers. On copyrights: "The recent extension of the...
Immunix advisory: openssh
Author: JT Smith
Linux Today posts a security advisory: "Solar Designer has posted an excellent analysis of problems in current versions of numerous SSH protocol...
Midgard 1.4.1 “Bifrost” released
Author: JT Smith
"The Midgard Project Association has released a new version of Midgard Content Management and Application Serving Suite. The new release contains Midgard...
Open Source credo moves to chip design
Author: JT Smith
Open Source: it isn't just for software anymore. CNET News.com reports on the hardware side of Open Source, highlighting the chip design...
Understanding and working with network services
Author: JT Smith
From Linux.com. a network services basics tutorial: "Now that you have Linux installed you may have the urge to configure some of...
MS proprietary tech undermines HailStorm
Author: JT Smith
"Microsoft's holier-than-thou standards pitch for .Net could be undermined by its insistence on using its own, non-standard version of Kerberos. And that,...
Open source innovators join ActiveState
Author: JT Smith
VANCOUVER, BC March 27, 2001 - ActiveState, the leader in open source
programming tools, announces the appointment of many of the top minds...
China cracks down on file-swapping sites
Author: JT Smith
When RIAA sleeps, does it dream of China? According to a CNET News.com report, "China plans to levy fees of 10 percent...
SuSE 7.1 Professional still in minor leagues
Author: JT Smith
From a ZDNet eWEEK review: "As a desktop operating system, SuSE 7.1 Professional would be a good fit only for Microsoft haters...