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It’s just an algorithm
Author: JT Smith
At a large security software conference last week in Florida, the most popular T-shirt among the 1000 delegates was the one you...
Pink slips part of dot-com game
Author: JT Smith
Behind the deepening meltdown of once-glamorous
media...
Are you comfy at your computer? Bringing the fun to another room
Author: JT Smith
In most American homes the computer remains banished to an uncomfortable office-like room, while the television and stereo enjoy the leisurely living...
Parisian company has record high sales; runs on Linux
Author: JT Smith
Netgem offers Internet service similar to American WebTV, and runs on a Linux-based open source platform. From a press release at BusinessWire.
BeOS and missed opportunities
Author: JT Smith
"I've been following the BeOS for about a year; I'm a serious fan and hardcore advocate. I sense an opportunity. I audaciously...
iSONEWS.com says Sega is ‘strongarming’ them
Author: JT Smith
A reader submitted these comments and a press release: "As many of you have heard by now, strong-arm
tactics used by Sega's...
IT workers deserve humane treatment
Author: JT Smith
e-week columnist Cameron Sturdevant laments the loss of the eight-hour work day for modern IT workers.
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Napster lawyer: We have a 50-50 chance
Author: JT Smith
This Salon story discusses the prospects for the peer-to-peer troublemaker who's going to trial today.
Weekly news wrapup
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing EditorGiving some props
Here at NewsForge, we're constantly amazed about the prolific super-Linux programmer Alan Cox, who seems to release...
A Year Ago: ‘Revolutionary’ crypto system unveiled
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet UK has a reposting of the announcement of StegFS, a steganographic file system for Linux. "FS doesn't just make a file...