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Peering into the future of Open Source
Author: JT Smith
By Tina Gasperson
News Editor
Got a crystal ball? Trying to pin down the future of any movement in the high-tech industry is a...
AMD ships 1.1 gigahertz chip
Author: JT Smith
Computer chip maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. said Monday it began shipping its 1.1 gigahertz processors to major computer companies, and said...
W2K zaps Black Ice, leaves systems vulnerable
Author: JT Smith
BlackICE Defender users were surprised to find their TCP/IP filtering down for the count after installing a service pack, says MSNBC.com. Fortunately,...
Verizon flashed customer data to the world
Author: JT Smith
Already suffering pressure from an ongoing customer service worker strike, Verizon Communications had to remove a customer service self-help Web site on...
Club site on Yahoo! blocked by Saudis
Author: JT Smith
Pornography and other offensive materials a little too much for officials to stomach, in this report published at MSNBC.com.
Computer criminals break into Bloomberg
Author: JT Smith
Police allege that the invader sent a number of e-mails to Michael Bloomberg demanding that Bloomberg pay him $200,000 in exchange for...
Source code in meatspace gets T-shirt maker sued
Author: JT Smith
Washington Post tells us, "This code reveals how to crack the supposedly impregnable digital video-disk format. A hacker could use it to...
A hacker crackdown? Or a cracker hackdown?
Author: JT Smith
Salon asks, can independent programmers be held responsible for the actions of users?
Category:
Linux
Net slaves get no respect and no vacation
Author: JT Smith
Members of Congress, federal workers and legions of lobbyists may be fleeing Washington DC, seeking respite from another humid August, but local...
Democrats: what me, a Luddite?
Author: JT Smith
They don't really need iMac computers throughout the convention hall to tally the votes for Al Gore. But the computers sure look...