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Revenge of the older CEOs
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet's David Coursey comments on Silicon Valley's latest trend of seeking out experienced leaders: "During the Internet gold rush, venture capital seemed...
Red Hat still betting on the long shot
Author: JT Smith
Upside Today profiles Red Hat and its finally concluded search for a CFO, who the company plans to introduce at tomorrow morning's...
First impressions
Author: JT Smith
How do you tell others that you've discovered Linux? Linux Journal's Gaelyne Gasson shares her thoughts on "how to share your enthusiasm...
Progency announces public beta
Author: JT Smith
Progeny Linux Systems has announced the first public beta of Progeny Debian. The distribution features a new installation program, and new tools...
Miles O’Neal interview
Author: JT Smith
LinuxNews interviews Miles O'Neal, creator and maintainer of the frequently asked questions list for the GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program). "It's at...
Transmeta: the chip on Intel’s shoulder
Author: JT Smith
ZD Net's Anchordesk goes through the history of chip-maker and Linus employer Transmeta, step by step.
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SDMI: We still haven’t been hacked
Author: JT Smith
Salon.com reports: "The three remaining watermarks in the Hack SDMI contest weren't all 'successfully' broken after all -- or so goes the...
Dot bomb blowback: Open Source companies vulnerable?
Author: JT Smith
By Jack Bryar - Open Source business -
Congratulations to our new president-elect (assuming a recount doesn't change the result). Now,...
MS cracked by Dimitri again … maybe
Author: JT Smith
From the Register: A cracker who said he accessed several Microsoft servers through a known security hole on Friday claims he did...
Crusoe problems blamed on software emulation technique
Author: JT Smith
Info World reports that a software emulation technique used inside Transmeta's Crusoe processor that hinders the performance of the low-power chip might...