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New eWorld Order: Apple’s revolutionary marketing
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "eWorld, the short-lived Internet service from Apple Computer is regarded as one of the company's most memorable flops. Many...
Security alerts: PHP weaknesses?
Author: JT Smith
O'Reilly reports on recent security concerns relating to Linux, and specifically PHP in its mail() call, which can be used as a...
How to reverse engineer and still be legal
Author: JT Smith
Advogato has an informal piece on reverse engineering while minimising your legal liability, from contacting the vendor for the source or specs...
The end of trust as we know it?
Author: JT Smith
SC Magazine reports on a recent incident where a fake Microsoft certificate got into the wild, and discusses the implications and solutions...
Interactive Week’s Fast 50
Author: JT Smith
Interactive Week lists its "Fast 50" fast-growing public Internet and services companies. Among them: VA Linux at No. 25, despite its recent...
Ximian’s Mono to Open Source .NET by mid-2002
Author: JT Smith
The Register reports that Miguel de Icaza of Ximian's Mono project expects to release code by the middle of next year. It...
The do-it-yourself supercomputer
Author: JT Smith
Scientific Amercian has an article on the history of Beowulf supercomputers, including the role of Linux in these high-powered machines.
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Review: 3Com HomeConnect Cable Modem
Author: JT Smith
- By Jeff Field -
With the growing availability and popularity of cable modem service in many areas, a lot of people, Linux...
The spy in your living room
Author: JT Smith
UK Guardian: "
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Study: Someone is watching you
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET: "Up to 14 million U.S. workers are subject to continuous surveillance of their e-mail and
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