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Holes found in AirPort wireless
Author: JT Smith
From a WSJ.com article at ZDNET: "A group of respected security researchers has found vulnerabilities in one of the most popular
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The ghosts of OSes past
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill of OSOpinion writes "When UNIX was developed three decades ago, it became more widespread than anyone expected. A large portion...
QLITech Linux Computers to offer small office/home office Linux packages
Author: JT Smith
QLITech Linux Computers is proud to announce their line of Small Office/Home Office Linux system packages.
Suitable for day-to-day operations, QLITech's...
Juno turning itself into a huge supercomputing cluster
Author: JT Smith
From FairfaxIT: This is one of those 'why didn't they think of it sooner' ideas: "Juno said that if the computers...
Best kept secrets of the IT geek girls
Author: JT Smith
From FairfaxIT: "AT NEC there is a rather unusual phenomenon in the 3G System design team. During the past 12 months,...
Linux developments perplex the Puss (!)
Author: JT Smith
This is from Rumor Central, a column at ZDNET: "What could Microsoft executives have been up to
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Weekly news wrapup: Big tech loves Linux
Author: JT Smith
- by Grant Gross -
Linux was on display this week in New York, with huge cartoonish booths dominating the trade show floor...
Tech firms at LinuxWorld Expo, but end-users shy
Author: JT Smith
Reuters reports on the corporate presence at LinuxWorld. "Standing at his booth ... Thursday, Jim
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Roomie reports: Debian ‘stupid’
Author: JT Smith
The humor site Segfault has the bad news: "In an announcement that rocked the computing industry yesterday, Snowfox's roomie declared that
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IBM’s small business suite for Linux wins LinuxWorld award
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxPR: The
industry's first Linux-based integrated software solution for small businesses
has won Show Favorite honors for...