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The patent tsunami
Author: JT Smith
From an Interactive Week story on the U.S. patent issuing process: "As the technological ferment in the U.S. grew wildly effervescent at
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Tux: Built for speed
Author: JT Smith
eWEEK reviews Red Hat's Tux 2.0 Web server: "Running on a Linux 2.4 kernel has taken performance far beyond what was...
Portable OpenSSH 2.9.p2 released
Author: JT Smith
Portable OpenSSH 2.9.p2 is now available for your downloading pleasure. From the Portable OpenSSH home page: "Normal OpenSSH development produces a very...
ActiveState announces Visual Perl, Visual Python and Visual XSLT
Author: JT Smith
ATLANTA, GA June 18, 2001 - ActiveState, a leader in open source programming tools,
today at Microsoft Tech Ed 2001, announced the...
GGZ Gaming Zone now supports KDE
Author: JT Smith
GGZ Gaming Zone, an alternative to Microsoft's online gaming product, now supports KDE with its 0.0.4 release. A few KDE games and...
DDoS attackers raising the bar
Author: JT Smith
Distributed denial of service attacks, report eWEEK, "are likely to get much worse" in the future. The reason: Attackers are refining their...
Buffer overflow in GazTek HTTP Daemon 1.4
Author: JT Smith
A buffer overflow in version 1.4 of GazTek HTTP Daemon may allow a remote user to execute code on that system with...
Debian advisories for rxvt and xinetd
Author: JT Smith
Help Net Security posts two items for Debian users. Version 2.6.2 of VT102 terminal emulator rxvt have a bugger overflow in the...
New back-office administration and database management system
Author: JT Smith
Today, Voxel Dot Net announced its release of Ãœbersmith 1.0
(http://www.ubersmith.com/). Developed as a cross-platform web-based application,
Ãœbersmith is a revolutionary...
Why Microsoft is wary of open source
Author: JT Smith
CNET: "There's more to Microsoft's recent attacks on the open-source movement than mere
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