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Java moves trading into the wireless age

Author: JT Smith InfoWorld has an interesting article on the use of Java at major financial and stock trading firms. Apparently Java's openness and portability...

Teaching with FreeBSD

Author: JT Smith A few words on Unix in education from freebsdzine.org: "I work for one of the few universities in Australia that teach...

Red Hat advisory: analog

Author: JT Smith "Updated analog packages are available which fix a buffer overflow vulnerability. Previous releases of analog were vulnerable to a buffer overflow vulnerability where a...

Lazarus , the Open Source answer to Kylix

Author: JT Smith A new version of the Lazarus IDE is available for download and review. Lazarus is a RAD Object Pascal Development IDE for use with...

Linux advisory watch – February 23, 2001

Author: JT Smith LinuxSecurity.com wraps up this week's Linux security updates and advisories: "This week, advisories were released for pgp4pine, vixie-cron, ssh, CUPS, glibc, bind,...

Rauch Medien releases their RM High Availability cluster series

Author: JT Smith In a press release at LinuxPR, Rauch Medien announced the release of their new high availability clustering product today. The RM HA...

Alan Cox: Linux kernel 2.4.2-ac3

Author: JT Smith Alan Cox posts details of the latest Linux kernel update. This third release of the 2.4.2 kernel adds documentation for the FB...

Privacy issues take center stage in Washington

Author: JT Smith ZDNet reports: "Congress is growing more responsive to calls for online privacy legislation, but a major conflict looms that could hurt efforts...

Net filter firm drops plans to sell data

Author: JT Smith Creators of the popular 'Bess' Internet filter have abandoned plans to sell the surfing habits of millions of schoolchildren. The negative publicity...

Patent on ‘private’ URLs

Author: JT Smith From Slashdot: "An anonymous reader writes: "Tumbleweed, 'secure' email via http with SSL, so, not really end-to-end secure, just got the patent...