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NuSphere ships first open source database distribution

Author: JT Smith Linux Weekly News reports, NuSphere, a Progress Software Company, delivered its initial shipment of NuSphere MySQL to customers today, becoming the...

Peering principle: Open up

Author: JT Smith ZDNet News reports, Genuity and Level 3 Communications have blazed the trail of open peering by publishing guidelines on their respective Web...

Website to sell downloads of South Park

Author: JT Smith Reuters on Excite says Sightsound.com has made a deal with Comedy Central and will offer episodes of the popular cartoon South Park...

Newbie help file: distro primer

Author: JT Smith A reader writes: "Here is a kinda basic, not too biased view on a few different distros. Maybe others can add to...

Is Microsoft “colluding” with NSA to allow backdoor access into apps?

Author: JT Smith The National Security Administration gathers information on Internet traffic, especially in foreign countries. Now, some European nations are looking at open source...

Your Palm is ringing

Author: JT Smith From PCWorld.com:Palm and RealVision Technology have announced a telephony attachment device for the Palm V handheld device, enabling the PDA (personal digital...

Worry about the worm

Author: JT Smith Fear the worm, says PCWorld.com. The computer worm, that is. That was the theme of a talk Symantec's director of research, Stephen...

New open source privacy software stores personal data

Author: JT Smith Extensible Name Service technology allows web users to dictate what information online companies receive, reports SiliconValley.com. Category: Linux

NASA phreak really, really sorry… that he got caught

Author: JT Smith "Never again," 16-year-old Jonathan James told The Miami Herald. "It's not worth it, because all of it was...

Wearable wireless targets ‘urban nomads’

Author: JT Smith Is your pinkie ring glowing? That means someone is trying to page you. Earring blinking? You've got mail. If you can press...