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40-Mbit wireless rides orthogonal multiplexing
Author: JT Smith
"As cell phone providers scramble to up their second-generation (2G) bit rates for wireless digital communications from a measly 14 kbits/second to...
ACLU stands behind John Does online
Author: JT Smith
CNET News.com reports: "The American Civil Liberties Union on Monday renewed its pledge to protect anonymous online speakers from legal action taken...
Can Linux cross the channel?
Author: JT Smith
From ZDNet: "Linux is gaining in popularity while the Linux industry is shrinking.
While major players in the open source world lay off
people,...
Sun Micro releases new low-priced workstation
Author: JT Smith
Hoping to increase its market share in the low end of the market, computer maker Sun Microsystems has introduced a newer, cheaper...
Linux people don’t need to be protected
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -
In most families, it goes something like this: kids think mom is a dork. Kids slander mom behind...
Tip of the Week: Ports and processes
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxLookup: "Recently on a company-internal newsgroup, someone asked the question "How do I tell what process is using a specific port?"...
SonicBlue releases an in-dash MP3 player
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader writes "Napster faces a shutdown again, but this one may stick. They have another appeal running. If it does not...
Intriguing questions in MS appeal
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com: "If the U.S. government prevails in breaking up Microsoft, 'We're going to replace one monopoly with another?' That's a question from...
Red Hat acquires Planning Technologies, Inc.
Author: JT Smith
Red Hat, Inc. announced today that it has acquired Planning Technologies, Inc. Here's the press release:
For Immediate Release
For more information:
Melissa London ...
IT managers looking to blame Linux
Author: JT Smith
OSOpinion.com: "How many times have we come across Information Technology managers who say the problem
...