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Feds can’t catch Web ‘pirates’
Author: JT Smith
Inter@ctive Week reports on a federal council established more than a year ago to coordinate governmental law enforcement efforts against "intellectual property...
Rijndael proposed as U.S. crypto standard
Author: JT Smith
eWeek has a followup story on Rijndael being proposed as the U.S. government encryption standard.
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Linux
Are PCs toast? Internet appliances arrive
Author: JT Smith
From an IDG News Service story on Internet appliciances: "The new Internet Computer is the antithesis of the two MSN machines.
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Script kiddies must stop, or be stopped
Author: JT Smith
A column at ZDNet examines script kiddies and their potential damage to poor, little corporate America. "It's so easy to hack now...
Turning the town red
Author: JT Smith
One of the ripple effects of the Microsoft investment in Corel was a
potential change in the status of Wine, surmises LinuxPlanet,...
GTK+ version 2.0
Author: JT Smith
Red Hat previews GTK+ version 2.0's advantages for users and programmer.
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Linux
Arkeia software packaged with Intel’s hosting appliances
Author: JT Smith
Built on open source technology, Intel's NetStructureTM 1010 and 1020
hosting appliances will now package the Knox Software's flagship product, Arkeia, from...
LUG Fest III
Author: JT Smith
Linux PR announces, on October 28, the Simi Conejo Linux Users' Group will be hosting
LUG Fest III in Simi Valley, Calif.
Red Hat responds to quality allegations
Author: JT Smith
Linux Today article attempts to clears up some of the misconceptions regarding Red Hat's quality control and compiler decisions. Also, Slashdot...
Gelecek A.S launches G:Rack servers
Author: JT Smith
Linux PR: Gelecek A.S is launching its rackmount servers with a wide variety of
hardware. Assembled in high power...