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Registration for Akademy 2006 Open
The aKademy 2006 organisation team is please to announce that registration for this year's conference in Dublin, Ireland, has now opened.
Shameful Human Toll As Search Engines Go Global
Reporting organizations claim that China has incarcerated more reporters than any other nation on earth. And they imply that Asia's giant couldn't get away with it, without eager Americans at their side, providing both assistance and moral cover. The Americans? Google, Microsoft and Yahoo. Email Battles brings you up-to-date on number of Chinese citizens currently under lock-and-key for expressing opinions.
Develop high performance J2EE threads
This article describes how a thread factory can be constructed using an Asynchronous Beans EventSource, and includes a downloadable sample, called the Concurrent Adapter, which can be used with third-party thread pool implementations to create the fastest thread pools.
Open source could become ‘boring’, execs warn
At a recent panel discussion, leaders from free software vendors talked about the effect the widespread adoption of non-proprietary applications is having
10 things you should do to a new Linux PC before connecting to the ...
No matter which Linux distribution you choose, there are at least 10 things you do to properly prepare the operating system for connection to the Internet.
[Hideous website; decent info. -- grouch]
People Behind KDE: Erik Kjær Pedersen
Today's interview on People Behind KDE brings us one of KDE's oldest contributors. This man translates KDE into Danish to help preserve our freedom. Find out why he turned away from Emacs as we present Erik Kjær Pedersen.
Performing Basic Tasks with MySQL 4.1 and Above, using mysqli with ...
For anyone who has spent a few weeks working with PHP 5, the plethora of cool improvements and new features added to this incarnation of the language has brought a new, more powerful level for developing and deploying Web applications. These include the implementation of exceptions and the brand new object model. But what if I tell you that now you can use PHP 5 to work with MySQL, using an object-oriented approach?
Inkscape - Open Source Vector Graphics Editor
Everyone knows about GIMP, the open source graphics editor that competes with Photoshop for editing bitmap images, or images with "pixels in a bitmap." But what if you need a free program that can work with vector-based images, such as those that Adobe Illustrator builds? Inkscape is an open source vector graphics editor that runs in the X11 environment compatible with Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
Novel approach must address Novell slump
If Jack Messman is seeking consolation after his departure from Novell last month, he could do worse than reflect on the fact that his predecessor as the company’s CEO, one Eric Schmidt, is now the CEO of the firm that is currently most highly-regarded in the technology industry, Google.
Title: PHP/MySQL Classifieds Script AddAsset1.php Script Insertion
luny has reported a vulnerability in PHP/MySQL Classifieds Script, which can be exploited by malicious users to conduct script insertion attacks. Input passed to the "Title", "URL" and "Description" form field parameters in AddAsset1.php is not properly sanitised before being used. This can be exploited to insert arbitrary HTML and script code, which will be executed in a user's browser session in context of an affected site when malicious data is viewed.
Firefox's Blake Ross at Gnomedex
Opening his talk this afternoon at Gnomedex, Blake Ross showed a tongue-in-cheek slide, pictured here, acknowledging what some people think the original motivations were for the Firefox project.
Lesser known drag and drop tips in Gnome
Gnome has a well developed drag and drop functionality. And one can achieve a lot of things using the drag and drop feature in Gnome. This article lists a couple of them which could be really useful.
Red Hat Revenue Continues to Increase
Strong Linux sales drove Red Hat revenue up 38 percent in its fiscal 2007 first quarter, the company announced Wednesday. Red Hat reported revenue of US$84 million for the quarter. Subscriptions were up 45 percent from the previous year’s quarter to $71.5 million.
IE Rulez, Firefox Suxz
I, Henry the Adequate, superhero, am here to set the record straight, because of my amazing powers of record straightening and my incredible computer skills. Sorry, skillz. I am soooo damn hip.
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This post brought to you by the THIS IS A JOKE Department.sal
Network vendors promote Linux for carrier networks
The SCOPE Alliance, a grouping of major telecoms networking equipment vendors, has published a profile for a carrier-grade Linux operating system. The profile builds on the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) carrier-grade Linux requirements definition version 3.2 (CGL 3.2). It describes a subset of the mandatory CGL 3.2 features and prioritises the CGL 3.2 'roadmap' items that SCOPE deems necessary to support carrier-grade base platforms for network equipment providers.
SKY PerfecTV! Goes HD With Harris H-Class(TM) D-Series(TM) Playout Automation Application
Fully Automated System Capable of Rapid Expansion From the article: "The HD system installed was the first D-Series(TM) version 4.0 (running on the Linux platform) in the world."
Killing That Spam With Postgrey And Postfix
This tutorial will show you how to setup greylisting with Postgrey and Postfix on Debian. Greylisting will not replace spam filtering software like SpamAssassin but it will serve as a powerful first hurdle for spam thus reducing the amount of spam entering the system at all.
good-bye Dapper
I’d like to say “good-bye and thanks for the fun,”, but it wasn’t fun.
Taking Tabs to the Limit with Tabbrowser Extensions
When you're hardcore about tabbed browsing, Tabbrowser Extensions is the way to go.
Red Hat Q1 profit rises nearly 11 per cent but misses analysts' ...
Red Hat Inc. (NASDAQ:RHAT), the leading distributor of the open source Linux operating system, said Wednesday its first-quarter profit rose nearly 11 per cent on higher revenue, but the results missed analysts' expectations.
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