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Linux Security Week – August 6th 2001

Author: JT Smith LinuxSecurity: "This week, the most interesting articles include "Installing and running Tripwire," "Securing an Unpatchable ...

Ricochet modems == wireless LAN?

Author: JT Smith Slashdot:: "Metricom, purveyor of Ricochet wireless networking, died today . I understand that, sans infrastructure, a Ricochet wireless modem can call another...

Reference list of small systems

Author: JT Smith Linuxdevices has posted a reference list of various small and embedded systems using Linux as the operating system. Category: Unix

The ultimate cluster

Author: JT Smith Internetweek: "Those little pizza-box servers are so passe. The days when one could get excited about a dual-processor server sitting inside a 1U...

Cashing in on antique computers

Author: JT Smith Slashdot: "The Economist posts this story this week about how old computer hardware can be worth money. At the Vintage Computer...

Heads still high at Red Hat

Author: JT Smith News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) via Newsalert: "Thursday, shareholders got a chance to look at the open-source software company from the inside....

4Front Technologies announces new 3D audio plugin for XMMS

Author: JT Smith From a press release posted at LinuxPR: "4Front Technologies, a leading develope of digital and analog audio solutions for the...

Mozilla milestone 0.9.3 browser released

Author: JT Smith The unknown submitter writes: Mozilla 0.9.3 released! MozillaQuest has the down-load links and release-notes info. MozillaQuest Magazine (mozillaquest.com) reports: "The Mozilla Organization...

Review: AMD Duron 950MHz processor

Author: JT Smith - By Jeff Field - AMD has been a fierce competitor in the low-end market since the release of its first K6 CPU....

The Simputer: A Low cost computing device

Author: JT Smith Anonymous Reader writes "One major obstacle to a widespread usage of computers in developing countries has been the high cost of hardware...