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Creating Vidcasts

18 June 2007, Monday 7:05 P GMT-06
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Man, Can't Microsoft Catch A Break?

16 March 2007, Friday 12:26 P GMT-06

Viacom, Google andYou Tube, Oh My!

16 March 2007, Friday 12:25 P GMT-06

Switch to digital TV to start in October

16 March 2007, Friday 7:46 A GMT-06

Is the Ice Ready? No, Its Still To Hot To Use...

16 March 2007, Friday 7:43 A GMT-06

MIT Entire Curriculum At disposal of e-learners

6 March 2007, Tuesday 11:52 A GMT-06

A cure for e-mail attention disorder?

2 March 2007, Friday 12:51 A GMT-06
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Windows-on-Mac software gets virtualization update

1 March 2007, Thursday 5:08 A GMT-06

EnterpriseDB is/n't Open Source

1 March 2007, Thursday 3:37 A GMT-06

BitTorrent download portal debuts

27 February 2007, Tuesday 9:05 A GMT-06

$45b TXU buyout

27 February 2007, Tuesday 9:02 A GMT-06

iPhone Competitors Got The Touch

26 February 2007, Monday 3:43 A GMT-06
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HTC - Smart Mobility

25 February 2007, Sunday 4:22 A GMT-06

Hard to find 1-800 numbers

23 February 2007, Friday 8:35 A GMT-06

Cuba Embraces Open-Source Software

21 February 2007, Wednesday 3:10 A GMT-06

Vista at the tipping point, Err Dipping Point?

11 February 2007, Sunday 11:11 A GMT-06
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PostgreSQL Open Source And Persistence

3 February 2007, Saturday 10:32 P GMT-06

Blackboard Pledges No Patent Blocks

3 February 2007, Saturday 10:28 P GMT-06

UVU

5 January 2007, Friday 11:58 P GMT-06

Open-source IP PBX software appliance"

4 January 2007, Thursday 3:44 A GMT-06

Asterisk an under-appreciated Open Source Success Story

4 January 2007, Thursday 3:43 A GMT-06

Open Source AJAX Tooling

4 January 2007, Thursday 3:41 A GMT-06

Google MAIL API Secuirty Alert

1 January 2007, Monday 7:37 P GMT-06
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United States Patent Application: 0060288329

26 December 2006, Tuesday 4:00 A GMT-06

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Open letter to standards professionals, developers, and activists

17 May 2008, Saturday
Peter Hintgens, writing at Freesoftware Magazine, explains why the adoption of Microsoft's OOXML as an ISO standard is a dreadful development. More importantly, he tells us what can be done to combat

Anonymous Web surfing with TorK

17 May 2008, Saturday
Everyone who surfs the Net is eminently trackable. Internet data packets include not only the actual data being sent, but also headers with routing information that is used to guide the packages to th

A brief introduction to the GNU Autotools

17 May 2008, Saturday
John Calcote has written a very detailed article on the GNU Autotools and you can read it all at the Freesoftware Magazine website.

Perform accurate extraction of broadband properties

17 May 2008, Saturday
Discover Broadband Transmission-line Characterization Using Short-Pulse Propagation, a software toolkit that contains an advanced 2D field solver and signal-processing facility for extracting broadban

The 2008 Google Summer of Code: 21 Projects I'm Excited About

17 May 2008, Saturday
Andrew Min gives you a taster of the open source goodies being developed at Google's Summer of Code: a GUI for Aptitude, a GUI for Grub 2, search based menu browsing for GIMP and Audacity file import/

New Design: Rounded_2 by jedignork

17 May 2008, Saturday
jedignork's "Rounded_2" was just added to OSWD! It is blue and white and validates XHTML 1.0 Strict.

New Design: Delicious Fruit by Dieter

17 May 2008, Saturday
Dieter's "Delicious Fruit" was just added to OSWD! It is yellow and green and validates XHTML 1.0 Strict.

New Design: Touching by timmytima

17 May 2008, Saturday
timmytima's "Touching" was just added to OSWD! It is white and black and validates XHTML 1.0 Transitional.

New Design: BlackandGreen by shipping_guy

17 May 2008, Saturday
shipping_guy's "BlackandGreen" was just added to OSWD! It is orange and green and validates XHTML 1.0 Strict.

New Design: Sundark by rotw

17 May 2008, Saturday
rotw's "Sundark" was just added to OSWD! It is black and yellow and validates XHTML 1.0 Transitional.

New Design: Cash by alexisc22

17 May 2008, Saturday
alexisc22's "Cash" was just added to OSWD! It is green and gray and validates XHTML 1.0 Transitional.

New Design: Greeny blu by heartlessg

17 May 2008, Saturday
heartlessg's "Greeny blu" was just added to OSWD! It is black and blue and validates XHTML 1.0 Transitional.

New Design: Simple Beauty by dboy

17 May 2008, Saturday
dboy's "Simple Beauty" was just added to OSWD! It is white and gray and validates XHTML 1.0 Strict.

New Design: Cloudy Water Sports by boilers

17 May 2008, Saturday
boilers's "Cloudy Water Sports" was just added to OSWD! It is gray and blue and validates XHTML 1.0 Strict.

New Design: RedTie by alexisc22

17 May 2008, Saturday
alexisc22's "RedTie" was just added to OSWD! It is white and red and validates XHTML 1.0 Transitional.

CrossOver Games Mac Version 7.0.0 Review

17 May 2008, Saturday
The recent advent of Mac OS X systems for Intel has been a welcome reward for those of us that need Windows compatibly.

BSDCan 2008: Opening Session

17 May 2008, Saturday
BSDCan 2008 officially started this morning at 9AM with an opening talk by the event's organizer, Dan Langille. However, in reality the event has already been running for two days, with the FreeBSD tu

Report: Reflections on Open Source Commerce, Part 2

17 May 2008, Saturday
Linux on the desktop has yet to gain any real market presence. Despite the unrest over Microsoft Windows Vista, the companies that focus on Linux as a business have yet to deliver a go-to-market propo

A Tale of Four Kernels

17 May 2008, Saturday
The FreeBSD, GNU/Linux, Solaris, and Windows operating systems have kernels that provide comparable facilities. Interestingly, their code bases share almost no common parts, while their development pr

W3C 'clarifies' HTML 5 v XHTML

17 May 2008, Saturday
Potential conflicts and overlap between the first update to HTML in a decade by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and XHTML has been addressed by the standards body. The group, meanwhile, has also a

Debian fumble jeopardizes all sshd-equipped servers

17 May 2008, Saturday
As has been widely reported, the maintainers of Debian's OpenSSL packages made some errors recently that have potentially compromised the security of any sshd-equipped system used remotely by Debian u

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