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ApacheCon Europe 2000: Days 1 and 2
Author: JT Smith
Apacheweek brings us day 1 and day 2 of ApacheCon Europe 2000. "This is the first of a two-part special edition...
Transmeta nears IPO
Author: JT Smith
The Standard has a preview story about Transmeta going public Oct. 30. "If priced at the middle of the range
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Matra Datavision, SGI France join forces on 3D project
Author: JT Smith
From a press release at LinuxPR: Matra Datavision and SGI France announce the
joint promotion of a powerful development combination...
Freedom fighters cracked Microsoft?
Author: JT Smith
Without any evidence whatsoever, Salon.com suggests the Open Source community has a motive: "The antagonistic dynamic that exists between
...
Marijuana no longer a ‘Gateway’ drug
Author: JT Smith
Ok, so this has little to do with Open Source, but it's funny. The humor site, Segfault, has a bogus graph of...
Eazel will influence re-vamped GNOME
Author: JT Smith
Eazel, the creators of the upcoming Nautilus file manager, will have a significant say in the direction future
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eBook retreat
Author: JT Smith
"Did you hear about the grand new scheme from Gemstar, the makers of the Rocket eBook? They're dumping the old device, where...
MS source code infiltrated and stolen?
Author: JT Smith
Is Redmond being forced to go Open Source? OK, guys, fess up. Who did it? From MSNBC.
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Charmed, will be pleased to meet you
Author: JT Smith
By Julie Bresnick
NewsForge StaffTechnology continues to claim a second, albeit a cozy second, to sex
for
holding our attention. But from the...
@Home critic censored under DMCA
Author: JT Smith
InfoWorld has a story about a person who posted an @Home internal memo to a Usenet newsgroup and several web pages. The...