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California to get tough on cyber-deviants
Author: JT Smith
According to The Register, a new bill has been introduced in California that will allow harsher penalties to
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Midgard Weekly Summary
Author: JT Smith
Linux Weekly News offers, the Midgard Weekly Summary for September 28, billed as "the first of the biweekly Midgard Weekly Summaries,"...
Atipa acquires company that leads OpenNMS.org
Author: JT Smith
Atipa Corporation announced today that it has acquired the company that created OpenNMS.org, the open source project developing next-generation network and system...
Certifying the penguin
Author: JT Smith
Certification Magazine covers all of the available Linux certification options and how they work.
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BrowseX Systems Inc. announces Beta release 1.0.x of BrowseX
Author: JT Smith
According to Linux PR, BrowseX is an Open Source, cross-platform Web Browser written primarily in Tcl.
Novell delivers on its vision
Author: JT Smith
Offering some tangible proof of its one Net vision heralded at its Brainshare conference last March, InfoWorld on NetworkWorldFusion News reports,...
Price of Dell servers coming down
Author: JT Smith
Falling prices on computer parts means that Dell can and will pass savings on to customers - especially since newer, more expensive...
Idealab f*cks with f*ckedcompany.com
Author: JT Smith
Evidently, Idealab hasn't cultivated a sense of humor. The net incubator issued a cease and desist order when this parody site went...
Review: What’s in a version number? Red Hat 7.0
Author: JT Smith
Red Hat is finally catching up with the other distros - if you go by the numbers. Read the review at DukeofURL.org.
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Quantum effects could make our computers faster
Author: JT Smith
CNN.com reports that entangled photons, traveling together through laser light on two different paths at the same time, might carry the key...