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Busy little 802.11b’s could sting tech titans’ cellular networks
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "The hot technology of the moment is 802.11b. Most of you are thinking: That's either the name of a...
MozillaQuest.com: Mozilla 0.9.3 browser branched and buggy
Author: JT Smith
http://mozillaquest.com/Mozilla_News_01/Mozilla_0- 9-3_branched-01_Story01.html
MozillaQuest Magazine (mozillaquest.com) reports: "With more than 60 bugs still targeted to it, the upcoming Mozilla Milestone 0.9.3 edition was branched...
O’Reilly Open Source Convention and Perl 5 Conference wrap up
Author: JT Smith
Over a five-day period, more than 1800 developers
gathered from 48
countries to attend highly technical tutorials and
conference sessions,
and self-organized BOFs (Birds of a...
Vim 6.0ap beta released
Author: JT Smith
Vim is an almost 100% compatible version of the UNIX editor Vi. Many new
...
CYRANO Releases DB Monitor for OpenSTA
Author: JT Smith
Noelle Beaudin writes, CYRANO today announced the release of the new DB Monitor module for OpenSTA. OpenSTA (Open System Testing Architecture)...
Is Tux a traitor? Tux Racer 1.0 is only for Windows, for now
Author: JT Smith
- by Tina Gasperson -Sunspire Studios, creator of the penguin-filled Tux Racer game, will offer the 1.0 release sometime before the end...
Sun Micro unveils speediest UltraSparc III chip
Author: JT Smith
Sun Microsystems has announced the fastest-yet version of its UltraSparc III processor. Designed by Sun and manufactured by Texas Instruments, the new...
Senator targets school hackers
Author: JT Smith
"Computer hackers who prey upon unsuspecting schools, striking fear in the hearts of entire communities with threats of violence, cannot go
...
Is distributed computing a crime?
Author: JT Smith
ZDNet News: "David McOwen is losing a lot of sleep these days over his
...
Leave the front door unlocked, too
Author: JT Smith
Dennis E. Powell talks about DSL in his latest column at LinuxPlanet. Not Digital Subscriber Line, the broadband technology that's taking a...