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Review: CueCat barcode scanner
Author: JT Smith
- by Jeff Field -
Several weeks ago I received a package in the mail from Wired. It contained a curious little...
Corporations won’t rescue PC makers
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet warns that corporations are not likely to rescue PC makers from sagging sales. Computers are powerful, corporate networks are shored up,...
Linux: Four weddings and a funeral stock market
Author: JT Smith
SearchEnterpriseLinux: "The year 2000 was the year for weddings and a rosy afterglow as major systems vendors embraced Linux. In 2001, the...
We’ve got brain cancer and we want your money
Author: JT Smith
From The Register: "Mobile phone companies and manufacturers are to be served with billion-dollar lawsuits from US brain tumour victims, according to...
.comment: Ain’t anti-aliasing amazing?
Author: JT Smith
"If there's a rumor floating round that I'll do any damn thing to my computer that anyone suggests, I'd be hard pressed...
The Linux Internet dream
Author: JT Smith
"Linux is currently going through the same stages the Internet did. It started off as a geeks-only area, but some very smart...
Free links, only $50 apiece
Author: JT Smith
Wired News reports: "Online news sites are turning to a novel way to make some extra cash: requiring fees for links. The...
TurboLinux security announcement: fetchmail
Author: JT Smith
TurboLinux has released a security advisory for fetchmail-5-5.0-2 and earlier versions. "The updated IMAP server released in errata advisory RHSA:102-04 exposes a...
IBM embraces Linux throughout its line
Author: JT Smith
From PlanetIT: "Jockeying to cut to the front of the Linux world, IBM has
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MindRover comes to Linux
Author: JT Smith
"If you have fond memories of Core War, or if you think the Mars rover would have been more interesting with a
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