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Checking back on LinuxOne: A former employee’s tale
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
After a long period of silence, it's time again to check on LinuxOne, that Linux company that...
Adobe ‘hacker’ off hook in Russia
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com reports that Russian programmer Dmitry Sklyarov, accused of violating the U.S. DMCA by bypassing security in Adobe Systems' eBooks, wouldn't be...
Have keyboard, will party
Author: JT Smith
Wired: "Campus Party 2001" at Valencia University is the biggest computer event in Spain, and home to what may be the biggest...
At the Wine bar with Codeweavers CEO Jeremy White
Author: JT Smith
- By Dan Berkes -
Open Source People
One of the first bits of advice you'll receive from almost any writer, or hear
at just...
Lineo GPL toolset: Clearing up license issues, or protecting intellectual property?
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross -
Developers of embedded applications based on Linux will soon have a new tool that helps them negotiate...
Introduction to input validation with Perl
Author: JT Smith
Developer.com introduces Jordan Dimov's article on using Perl to validate
forms and increase security: "How can we make software that
withstands malicious input attacks?...
The world’s first multi-processor Pentium 4 Xeon system
Author: JT Smith
New York, USA - Rauch Medien (http://www.rauchmedien.com) announced that they began shipping Pentium 4 Xeon systems in 2U chassis in early August,...
SuSE ships SuSE Linux Developer Edition for IBM eServer iSeries
Author: JT Smith
Today, SuSE Linux, the international
technology leader and provider of Open Source solutions, announced that
it
is the first provider to deliver a Linux...
Libertarians call for Dmitry Sklyarov’s release
Author: JT Smith
The Libertarian Party of San Francisco
joined the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Adobe Systems Inc. in
calling
for the end of criminal...
Moscow cracks down on illegal and legal data copying
Author: JT Smith
Wired: "Bootleg CDs and cassettes have always been easy to buy in Russia's markets. But now that confidential information is appearing on...