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Updated: about 4 hours ago
- - Facebook Agrees To User Safety Plan
- - NASA Planning Mission To 40-Meter-Wide Asteroid
- - Infringement 'Detrimental To the Public Health, Safety'
- - Have You Changed Your Opinion On eBook Readers?
- - Nathan Myhrvold and the Business Of Invention
- - Data Mining In Law Enforcement
- - Make Your Own Fonts, In a Web Browser
- - Folding@Home 2.0 - An Online Protein Folding Game
- - Introducing Classical Guitar Hero
- - After 3 Years, Freenet 0.7 Released
Updated: about 2 hours ago
- - Steve Jurvetson: The constant search for disruption
- - The founder's dilemma: How to play the final sale
- - A modest proposal to fix Dell's customer service
- - Report: Apple working on its own Wiimote?
- - Former RIAA chief advising Project Playlist
- - Musician sees irony in industry 'takedown' letter
- - EIC Squared: SAP, Sun, AMD and Microhoo
- - Decider 1, RIAA 0
- - What is your stolen data worth?
- - RealNetworks plans to spin off its games unit
Updated: about 19 hours ago
- - Review: Marantz PMD620 Handheld WAV Recorder
- - Does Enterprise Development Have to Be Painful? (Part Two)
- - Meet The Hardy Heron: What's New in Ubuntu 8.04
- - Layout Tool Disguised as Aperture's Book Making Function
- - Starting an iPhone Community
- - Roadmap for O'Reilly's Inside iPhone Site
- - Screencasting from Your Desktop with ScreenFlow
- - Introducing [fleXive] - A Complementary Approach to Java EE 5 Web Development
- - Puffy and the Crytonauts: What's New in OpenBSD 4.3
- - Digital Media Insider Podcast 24: 200 Digital Audio Blogs
Updated: about 5 hours ago
- - Using a wiki for FOSS application documentation
- - Book review: The power of group sharing
- - Ubuntu 8.04: Upgrade or clean install?
- - Synchronize your databases with SqlSync
- - Tomboy note-taker keeps you organized
- - Interview with Bluewhite64 creator Attila Craciun
- - Creative Commons promotes standard license expression
- - Play multimedia content with style using Entertainer
- - FusionCharts Free: Cross-platform charts that rock
- - Meet Inna Kuznetsova, IBM's Linux Strategy Director (video)
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Smart Dog USB Hub Has Four Paws, Four Ports and a Radio [USB]
- - NASA Wants to Get You in Bed for $17,000 [Siestas]
- - NES Controller Mod, May Just be Most Fun Coffee Table Ever [Modding]
- - BUILT Laptop Bag: Water-Resistant, But Not Bullet-Proof [Cases]
- - CD's Get Into The Groove, Do Music the 45RPM Way [Recycling]
- - The WaSnake Shelf: It's Like a Personal Assistant That is Nailed to Your Wall [Concept]
- - Does This Finger Sized Tube Carry The Secrets of the Big Bang? [Big Bang Theory]
- - BBQ Sword Makes You the Swashbuckler of Sausages [Bbq]
- - Raging Thunder iPhone Racing Game Shows Tons of Potential [IPhone Games]
- - Lightning Review: Denon DHT-FS3 Soundbar and Sub [Review]
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Software Doubles P2P File Sharing Speeds
- - Interview with Bluewhite64 Creator Attila Craciun
- - JavaFX: A Bright Future on Open Source-Based Mobile Devices?
- - The Computer Security Paradox
- - Moonlighting Linux: The Future of Rich Web Apps
- - Install and Boot Linux on BladeCenter S from an Attached Disk
- - Millionaires, Billionaires, and Open Source
- - Samba 3.2 Reflects Open Source Project's Ambivalence Toward Microsoft
- - Linux Facing First Real Desktop Test
- - Free Software Great and Small
Updated: about 3 hours ago
- - Deliantra Server 2.54 (Default branch)
- - jcpp 1.2.0 (Default branch)
- - Vblade 16 (Default branch)
- - AjaxToaster 1.0.0 Beta 1 (Default branch)
- - libqrencode 3.0.1 (Default branch)
- - GLPI 0.71-RC1 (Default branch)
- - CILib 0.6.11 (Default branch)
- - Piggy Market Squeak 0.1.4 (Default branch)
- - mcmphpsimplecms 0.1.2 (Default branch)
- - libspopc 0.7.8 (Stable branch)
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Verizon promises to play by the 700MHz open-access rules
- - MSI Titan 700 mini-PC gets announced
- - DuPont, Dainippon buddy up to develop OLED displays
- - Current crop of graphics cards compared, ranked by price
- - QSTARZ intros "most powerful GPS receiver in the world"
- - HP 2133 XP configurations get priced
- - MSI Wind gets a price: $610
- - BlackBerry Curve now available through Sprint
- - Gear4 Duo iPod speaker system touts removable front panel
- - Engineer aims to create plasma-powered micro air vehicle
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Sun: Java ubiquity an advantage in RIA battle (InfoWorld)
- - Video games don't create killers, new book says (Reuters)
- - NEC to Expand Rugged Laptop Sales Worldwide (PC World)
- - You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
- - Gates: Microsoft shifts focus after Yahoo deal collapses (AP)
- - Flomerics surges after rejects Mentor cash bid (Reuters)
- - Paper is passe for tech-savvy South Koreans (Reuters)
- - LG Unveils 3G Prada Phone in Japan (PC World)
- - Windows Vista More Vulnerable To Malware Than Windows 2000 (TechWeb)
- - Apple Reportedly Offers $44 Credit To Canadian iPod Owners (TechWeb)
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - The Happy Birthday Copyright Saga: Generating Millions On A Copyright That May Not Exist
- - Who Says Patent Lawsuits Aren't Sexy?
- - House Passes Pro IP Overwhelmingly
- - Does The GPL Still Matter?
- - Fewer Than 5,000 Broadband Over Powerlines Subscribers
- - LA Includes Piracy With Drugs, Gangs, Prostitution And Gambling As 'Detrimental To Public Health & Safety'
- - RIAA, MPAA In Denial About The Death Of DRM
- - IP Lawyer Explains Why Uploading Files May Not Be Distribution For Copyright
- - TorrentSpy, Though Out Of Business, To Appeal Massive Fine
- - Up-and-Coming Label Illustrates How to Sell Infinite Goods in the Internet Age
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Vonage tries to turn double-play by bundling Covad DSL
- - Nokia aiming to reinvent itself as an "Internet company"
- - How Viacom can sink the pirates
- - Skype hangs up on appeal, will fully comply with GPL
- - New bill ties net neutrality to antitrust law
- - Facebook, MySpace work with states for predator safeguards
- - Google turns Postini into Google Web Security for Enterprise
- - Is CloudFS the start of a "white box" cloud services market?
- - House overwhelmingly passes controversial PRO-IP Act
- - If music DRM is dead, the RIAA expects its resurrection
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Fujitsu develops world's first hi-def train simulator
- - Compulsory lobby register moves closer
- - Iubi Blue personal media player
- - Vista security credentials tarnished in malware survey
- - Office 2007 SP1 goes automatic for the people
- - Microsoft orders 65nm Xbox 360 graphics chip
- - Texas graverobbers 'used skull to smoke dope'
- - NZ bank robber stashes loot where the sun don't shine
- - Sun Java chief to developers: 'We're genetic freaks'
- - Local mag claims Aussie Eee PC buyers will pay extra for Linux
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Mafiaa demands $15 million from Pirate Bay
- - UK pledges £1 billion tech fund
- - Xbox Jasper 65nm chips all lined up
- - Asus Eee PC cheaper with Windows
- - Graphzilla posts marginal losses
- - US warns China about standards war
- - GTA4 causes mass manslaughter
- - Poisonous Apples hit bottom of eco barrel
- - XP SP3 crashes AMD machines
- - GPL prevails again
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Google Addresses Antitrust Issue on Yahoo Ad Deal
- - Syllable, SkyOS, ReactOS Move Forward
- - MySQL Remains 'Fully Functional and Open Source'
- - Limp
- - AMD Publishes Server Roadmap
- - Windows XP Eee PC Cheaper than Linux Variant
- - Qt 4.4 Released
- - 'OpenSolaris Arrives Just to Die?'
- - iMac's 10th Anniversary
- - 'What Makes Software High-Quality?'
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Researcher hides IE bug on his blog
- - Google Gets Closer to a Mobile Future
- - DIY R2-D2 Is Even Better than the Real Thing
- - Mouth Organ
- - What is Web 3.0? The upcoming revolution.
- - The next big Apple push: Mac gaming?
- - House overwhelmingly passes controversial PRO-IP Act
- - Best YouTube Mashup ever!!
- - Apple developing 3D gaming controller for Apple TV
- - Microsoft warns of IE7 lock-in with XP SP3
Updated: about 13 hours ago
- - RealNetworks’ Games Division Going Solo
- - Sharing presentations is fun
- - When Is the Right Time to Launch Your Own Cloud?
- - Academics, HP Wants to Fund YOU!
- - MySpace Builds a Bigger Walled Garden
- - Now Vonage Will Also Sell Broadband
- - The Fastest 3G Connection in Austria Hits 10.1 Mbps
- - Like Jangl, TalkPlus Losing Its Voice As Well
- - GigaNET PM: Cloud Storage, Brazilian Biofuels
- - Teens in Tech Conference Discounts
Updated: about 17 hours ago
- - Cablevision Antes up $350m for Wi-Fi Network in New York
- - iPhone Wi-Fi Hotspot Access Now in AT&T Plan Details
- - Wee-Fi: E-Path Loses Delray Beach
- - Buh-Bye, Philly
- - Wee-Fi: Evolution of Free-Fi; The Clouds Adds Devicescape; Ruckus Sues NetGear
- - Sprint's Public Safety Deal for Nextel Comes Home to Roost
- - BPL Powers Down
- - iPhone Gains 15 Minutes Free Wi-Fi in 28 Airports
- - Colorado Communities Consider How to Move Forward
- - AT&T Gives iPhones Free Hotspot Access
Updated: about 13 hours ago
- - The Freewinds Are Carcinogenic
- - Towards the Reformation of a Once Great Site
- - Texas Flood
- - Who Owns Your Home?
- - Attention Beijing Olympics Visitors
- - Wii Love: A Review
- - It's time to take Kuro5hin back from the trolls
- - "Does 'Sleep Gas' exist?" or "Ethnic Cleansing in the US"
- - Military Patches You Should Not Be Seeing
- - Stonehenge, The Health Spa
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Does The GPL Still Matter? (Tom Lee/Techdirt)
- - Xbox 360 "Jasper" 65nm GPU in Production (Marcus Yam/DailyTech)
- - House overwhelmingly passes controversial PRO-IP Act (Ryan Paul/Ars Technica)
- - AT&T yanks iPhone free Wi-Fi info from site (Gregg Keizer/Computerworld)
- - Shawn Fanning Finally Gets A Real Payday: Electronic Arts Buys Rupture ... (Erick Schonfeld/TechCrunch)
- - AT&T Officially Lists Wi-Fi Hotspot Access with iPhone Plans [Updated] (Arn/MacRumors)
- - Google Ends Hello (Philipp Lenssen/Google Blogoscoped)
- - Microsoft Move Suggests Not Reversing Yahoo Decision (Wall Street Journal)
- - Limelight Networks Reports First Quarter 2008 Results (PR Newswire)
- - RIAA: DRM not dead and likely will make comeback (Greg Sandoval/CNET News.com)
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Malware Media File Hits Thousands
- - Real Networks Spins Off Casual Games Unit
- - Digital Trends Week In Review 05/09/08
- - Want: Micro GPS Mail Logger
- - Want: Micro GPS Mail Logger
- - Iomega Helps Users Hide Their eGos
- - Klipsch Palladium P-39F Speakers Go Green
- - FTC: Harder for Kids to Buy M-Rated Games
- - Vonage Teams With Covad to Offer DSL
- - America Movil Takes iPhone to Latin America
Updated: 16 days ago
- - The Perfect Desktop - Mandriva One 2008 Spring (23 Apr 2008)
- - Managing The GRUB Bootloader With QGRUBEditor (23 Apr 2008)
- - Identify speakers with sndpeek (23 Apr 2008)
- - Workload Partitioning (WPAR) in AIX 6.1 (23 Apr 2008)
- - Tools to access Linux Partitions from Windows (21 Apr 2008)
- - Scheduled Backups With Rsyncbackup On Debian Etch (21 Apr 2008)
- - Visually Impaired Flash Usability Tool (21 Apr 2008)
- - Introducing Linux Client Pilot (21 Apr 2008)
- - Unattended Fedora 8 Installation (8 Apr 2008)
- - Running Linux on PS3: Working with Memory (8 Apr 2008)
Updated: about 1 hour ago
- - Doko: Tween Social Networking With A Twist
- - Yahoo’s Answer to Google’s Universal Search is Glue (Coming Soon to America)
- - Share Your Links With Mento; We’ve Got 500 Invites
- - Schonfeld Talks About Clearwire/Sprint On Fox Business
- - Microsoft Tells Its Alternate Yahoo Board Members It Won’t Be Needing Them
- - Early Adopters Still Spend More Time With Microsoft Than Google, Facebook, or Skype. But For How Long?
- - Prague CrunchNetwork Meet-up Shaping Up Nicely: Watch This Space
- - Shawn Fanning Finally Gets A Real Payday: Electronic Arts Buys Rupture For $30 Million
- - Ruby on Rails Startup Heroku Gets $3 Million