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Getting Linux in the government
Author: JT Smith
A Technocrat.net reader wonders if it might not be possible to rewrite some functions of the Linux kernel to make Linux comply...
Student’s computer confiscated
Author: JT Smith
The RIAA has had a student's computer confiscated at an American university for trading mp3s. The story from CNet.
Popular pine programme vulnerability
Author: JT Smith
SecurityFocus is reporting that a common un*x mail client is vulnerable to remote denial of service attacks. The site claims that pine...
Linux 2.4: Coding in public
Author: JT Smith
CRN has a story about the coming release of Linux 2.4: "It's not your father's way of making an operating system.
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Using binary packages to distribute software
Author: JT Smith
Linux.com has an article on the transition in recent months away "from the traditional
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Security hole in screen in Red Hat Linux 5.2 and earlier
Author: JT Smith
The security advisory is at LWN.net: "Screen allows the user to overload the visual bell with a text message that
can be set...
MSN billing glitch overcharges users
Author: JT Smith
MSN is overbilling
subscribers by hundreds or thousands...
RIAA appoints dot-com veteran as tech v.p.
Author: JT Smith
The RIAA has appointed Bruce Block, formerly the chief technology officer and vice president of business development for Musicmaker.com, as its senior...
Analysts mixed on Red Hat results
Author: JT Smith
The Street was mixed in its reaction to Red Hat's
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Punk band Offspring to give away album on the Web
Author: JT Smith
Punk band Offspring said Friday it will give away a new album on the Web, hitting asour note with a recording industry...