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Swedish computer team cracks world’s toughest code
Author: JT Smith
A CNN storytells about a group of hackers managed to break the so-called "world's toughest code." The story says,
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Cann ICANN play by its own rules?
Author: JT Smith
"The Internet's oversight body has quietly changed its
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Red Hat’s Bob Young talks to Slashdot readers
Author: JT Smith
Red Hat has take some hard knocks on Slashdot (and elsewhere) recently, so Bob Young wrote an open letter to Slashdot readers...
Laboratory will allow e-commerce customers to test products
Author: JT Smith
The Associated Press on Canoe reports,
the 12,000-square-foot center will provide a demonstration
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PHP 4.0.3 has been released
Author: JT Smith
Linux Weekly News reports, 4.0.3 is mostly a security-oriented
maintenance release, therefore it's strongly recommended for all users of
PHP to upgrade to...
Enlighten to exhibit premier system management software
Author: JT Smith
Business Wire: Enlighten Software Solutions, Inc., a leading provider of integrated system management software for Linux, Unix, and
Windows, announced that it...
Tough-looking penguins everywhere
Author: JT Smith
It's hard to miss the ads sporting the tough-looking penguins crossing
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Software patents: will Europe roll over for the multinationals?
Author: JT Smith
At a well-attended meeting sponsored by French MEP Gilles Savary and
arranged by the Eurolinux Alliance at the European Parliament in Brussels this...
Sulzberger on success: how to start a killer user group
Author: JT Smith
By Tina Gasperson
News Editor
Jay Sulzberger was cooking dinner when he answered the phone at 10:30 p.m. "Why do you believe that LXNY...
Apple offers cash for Cubes
Author: JT Smith
The Register reports that Apple is to offer US buyers $300 cash-back in an attempt to beef up
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