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security

How to be a 'security warrior,' part 1

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SCO

Step Right Up, Ladies and Gentlemen, and Have Your Credit Card Ready

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howto: BASH

Have a Bash With This Linux Shell

Posted 7:27 AM by dave yates
more anti-FUD

The FUD Report: Don’t look this way!

Posted 7:26 AM by dave yates
linux anti-FUD

Debunking Common GNU/Linux Myths

Posted 1:28 AM by dave yates
SCO

Source Claims SCO Will Sue Google

Posted 2:34 PM by dave yates
Sun Ultra 2

I recently was given a Sun Ultra @ workstation pre-loaded with Solaris 9. I tried that out for a 1/2 day, the installed Debian for sparc on it. It's now running Debian sid and is a much happier Sun Box now.

Posted 2:32 PM by dave yates
test

test

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micro$oft
OSDL CEO expects Microsoft to port apps to Linux

Posted 9:58 PM by dave yates
"This Is About *Your* Response To The Order" - Judge Wells

Posted 9:21 PM by dave yates
SCO's Second Amended Complaint, If the Judge Says Yes

Posted 6:18 PM by dave yates
Redhat / fedora / linux / security
Red Hat Plans Security Enhanced Linux Version

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micro$oft
The Fox Guarding the Henhouse?

Posted 11:38 PM by dave yates
Switching
I made the swithch from Mozilla 1.6 to Mozilla Firebird 0.7 and from Evolution 1.4.2 to Mozilla Thunderbird 0.4. Firebird is a stand alone web browswer and Thunderbird is a stand alone email client. Both are light weight, and have plentry of useful options. Switching to Firebird was a no braine (i.e. stand alone browser beats broswer email, news, chat client hands down); switching to Thunderbird was done because of the built in spam filtering. Being lazy (i.e. not wanting to compile the newest evolution) and not wanting to wait around for precompiled fedora core 1 binaries, I just decided to give Thunderbird a try. Neither of these programs are "finished" yet, but they are both "complete" and plenty usable. So far I am very happy with the switch. Very happy.

Posted 7:03 AM by dave yates
p2p

MIPI raids Sharman Networks, Brilliant Digital Entertainment

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OSS / Linux advocacy

Send Congress a message about open source

Posted 8:55 PM by dave yates
Linux

Opinion: Three Monkeys

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HelixPlayer

HOWTO: Helix Player MS2 (MileStone 2)

Posted 1:10 AM by dave yates
UNIX/Linux timeline

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SCO (slightly amusing)

Free as in Maaah! Or, My Chat with Darl McBride

Posted 3:28 PM by dave yates
fonts

US bans timed-honoured typeface

Posted 1:52 PM by dave yates
p2p

Court to Hear Landmark P2P Case

Posted 1:51 PM by dave yates
DRM

iTunes DRM Cracked Wide Open For GNU/Linux

Posted 9:40 AM by dave yates
yalss (yet another linux success story)

THE REBEL ALLIANCE

Posted 12:39 AM by dave yates
Clemson basketball

Tigers Topple Tarheels in Littlejohn Once Again and Clemson vs UNC Basketball Notes

Posted 12:37 AM by dave yates
SCO

Groklaw Takes A Closer Look at the ABI Files, by Frank Sorenson et al

Posted 12:37 AM by dave yates
micro$oft

Sir Bill and his dragons—past, present and future

Posted 12:34 AM by dave yates
linux kernel 2.6

Linux v2.6 scales the enterprise