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Unlikely alliance seeks to shut down BUGTRAQ
Author: JT Smith
"Microsoft, Red Hat Software, and Sun microsystems have sued the maintainers of BUGTAQ
for violations of the...
Perl clone of MS Office called ‘gift from God’
Author: JT Smith
From the humor site, Segfault: "Some call the remarkable appearance of a MS Office clone written in Perl a gift from the...
Fair fees for Trolltech
Author: JT Smith
From a story at LinuxWorld:"Even though Trolltech responded to the GNU community and placed KDE under an
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First Palm virus raises questions about security
Author: JT Smith
There's been a lot of reporting about the first virus targeting handhelds. From CNet : "The first virus targeting Palm users has...
PETA domain-Name dispute drags on
Author: JT Smith
The Washington Post has a story about the long-running domain-name dispute between animal rights group PETA and peta.org, the fictitious People Eating...
New email could confound law enforcement
Author: JT Smith
CNet has a story on SafeMessage, a messaging service that lets people send heavily encrypted
email directly to each other,...
CT2600 Files Motion to Dismiss in MPAA v Hughes
Author: JT Smith
CT2600 has gone on the offensive against the MPAA in the Connecticut version of the DeCSS cases. CT2600 has filed a...
NewsForge discussions up and running
Author: JT Smith
After many delays, the NewsForge discussion page is finally open for business (and pleasure). There is no such thing as an "off...
Will privacy kill the CueCat?
Author: JT Smith
Concerns about its data collection practices threaten Digital:Convergence's plans to roll out 50 million of the bar-code scanners by 2002, ...
Intrinsyc unveils vertical market application
Author: JT Smith
According to All Linux Devices, the
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