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To USB or not to USB
Author: JT Smith
From Infoworld.com: "Stealing a page from the Marine Corp recruiting ad, USB will soon be all it can be. The technology is...
2.4 kernel: Contributor Ts’o’s practical approach to Linux
Author: JT Smith
- By Julie Bresnick -
Open Source people
Thirty-three year old Theodore
Ts'o remembers when the Linux kernel was small enough to print out...
Sweden offers glimpse into future of real-life high-tech gaming
Author: JT Smith
Dallas News reports on unfolding events in Stockholm, Sweden: "Within a few weeks, the streets of Stockholm will become the scene of...
SCLUG to host LUG Fest IV
Author: JT Smith
Gareth J. Greenaway writes: "The Simi-Conejo Linux Users Group will be holding LUGFest IV on April 21st and 22nd, 2001, in...
Crackers become terrorists under new law
Author: JT Smith
From ZDNet UK: Computer hackers could be classed as terrorists under a UK law, which is designed to prevent dissident political
groups...
Americans using the ‘Net more and more
Author: JT Smith
Cox News Service reports that Americans are embracing the Internet like no other technology before it, with nine million new users...
Copyright post-Napster
Author: JT Smith
NewsWeek (on MSNBC.com) reports on what's next for the music industry following the latest Napster court ruling. "at the same time they're...
T.13 hoses down CPRM fears
Author: JT Smith
The Register reports on the ongoing controversy surrounding CPRM -- the format that would introduce copy protection (among other items) as standard...
Mediator appointed in Napster case
Author: JT Smith
InfoWorld reports: "The beleaguered peer-to-peer music-trading site Napster and its court rivals, The Recording Industry Association of America, (RIAA) have met with...
New Perl modules
Author: JT Smith
New Perl modules this week include: Finance-Quote for fetching stock prices via the Internet; Net-Jabber for access to the Jabber instant messaging...