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SlashSites
Author: JT Smith
-Anonymous Reader: "I wanted to drop the Newsforge readers a line and let them know that the slash engine (well perhaps a...
Share directories between Linux machines
Author: JT Smith
If you have two or more Linux machines on a network and want to access the disk directories of one Linux machine...
Sir(e) Ian Murdock, fundamentally Debian
Author: JT Smith
By Julie Bresnick
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source people
Ian Murdock, father of Debian and founder and CEO
of Progeny Linux Systems, is
fundamentally fundamental, in every sense...
American Government web sites not respecting own law – duplicate
Author: JT Smith
ABC News says that the US Government's own websites, including the Whitehouse site, are not conforming to a recent law protecting children's...
Sendmail offers secure business email
Author: JT Smith
A story at Inter@ctive Week features Sendmail's security: "Sendmail is the commercial company formed by the Eric Allman, author in 1981 of...
Feds can’t catch Web ‘pirates’
Author: JT Smith
Inter@ctive Week reports on a federal council established more than a year ago to coordinate governmental law enforcement efforts against "intellectual property...
17,900 lines of Java code (oh, and a book, too)
Author: JT Smith
Sebastopol, CA -- 17,900 lines of densely commented, professionally
written
Java code; coverage of 20 distinct Java APIs (including servlets, JSP,
XML, Swing, and...
Scour embarks on new business strategy
Author: JT Smith
The Standard has a story on Scour, a file-trading service like Napster, and its efforts to reposition itself.
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Linux firewall survey: Open Source product roundup
Author: JT Smith
Linux World has the first in a series about Linux firewalls: "Security has always been a critical issue for
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Review: Accelerated-X laptop display in Linux – duplicate
Author: JT Smith
32bitsonline has an article about Accelerated-X laptop displays in Linux. "The last Xi Graphics product I reviewed was their MaXimum CDE (Common
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