Most Popular Story: Gmail As Open-Relay Spam Server
Updated: about 2 hours ago
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- - The 25-Year-Old BSD Bug
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- - Zeppelins Over California
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Updated: about 4 hours ago
- - Flaw turns Gmail into spamming machine
- - Facebook borrows $100 million
- - Nationalize Twitter? Hmm, not so fast
- - Fisker Auto flashes look at sporty electric sedan
- - FBI probe nets counterfeit Chinese networking parts
- - Google to launch Friend Connect for the social Web
- - Photos: Top 10 reviews of the week
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Updated: 3 days ago
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- - Starting an iPhone Community
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- - Digital Media Insider Podcast 24: 200 Digital Audio Blogs
Updated: 1 day ago
- - Ask Linux.com: Prepping for updates, GRUB versus LILO, and forum tools
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- - Using a wiki for FOSS application documentation
- - Book review: The power of group sharing
- - Ubuntu 8.04: Upgrade or clean install?
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Updated: about 2 hours ago
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- - Use Lye To Deal With Dead Relatives, Unclog Drains [Soylent Brown]
- - Zeppelins Return to US, Slightly Less Flammable Now [Airships]
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Updated: about 4 hours ago
- - gNewSense 2.0 (deltah) Review
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- - Using a Wiki for FOSS Application Documentation
- - Wine 1.0-rc1 Released
- - The Future of PHP
- - Free Software Takes on Microsoft Office
- - CNR Supports Linux Mint, Adds Weatherbug
- - Google's Open Source Problem is Affero
Updated: about 4 hours ago
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- - tinyap 1.4-0 (Default branch)
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- - Hardware 4 Linux 0.10.0 (Default branch)
- - rsyncrypto 1.08 (Default branch)
- - Simple components for Ada 3.0 (Default branch)
- - AgileWiki 0.18.4 (COODBMS branch)
- - Mason Framework 0.1.6 (Default branch)
- - Animath 0.2-pre5 (Default branch)
Updated: about 2 hours ago
- - Apple settles on iPod batteries, power adapters
- - Pandora prototype "demoed" -- screen turns on
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- - Stolen laptop recovered with Back To My Mac
- - Fisker Karma hyrbid sports car spotted on test track complete with stripes and video
- - Apple finally settings its legal sights on the HiPhone?
- - Amazon Unbox content going HD on TiVo
- - Philadelphia's citywide WiFi close to shutting down
- - Myvu's Shades 301 iPod Edition gets hands-on treatment
- - Newsflash! Firmware 2.0 hints suggest Apple might be working on a 3G iPhone
Updated: about 2 hours ago
- - Next generation of business software could get more fun (AP)
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- - Google, IBM Join Forces To Offer Cloud Computing Services (TechWeb)
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- - Dutch want banks help to fight illegal Web casinos (Reuters)
- - You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
- - EBay's PayPal rule in Australia draws fire (AP)
- - Apple Reportedly Agrees To Refunds In Mac-User Suit (TechWeb)
- - Data from Columbia disk drives survived the shuttle accident (AP)
- - Microsoft To Release Office 2007 SP1 Via Automatic Update In June (TechWeb)
Updated: 1 day ago
- - BBC Upset That Fans Are Knitting Dr. Who Characters
- - China Shows Again That Stronger IP Protection Comes After There's Content To Protect, Not Before
- - Blogging vs. Journalism Question A Key Point In Compelling The Troll Tracker To Testify
- - How Do You Legislate Fewer Attacks On Homeland Security's Network?
- - Skype Concedes In GPL Dispute
- - If Copyright Is About Incentive, Should It Allow Total Control Over The Work?
- - Congress Follows States' Lead In Trying To Ban Stores From Selling Violent Video Games To Kids
- - Patent Attorney Stephan Kinsella Presents On Why We Need To Rethink Intellectual Property
- - Bank of America's We-Don't-Need-No-Stinking-America Patent Application
- - The Happy Birthday Copyright Saga: Generating Millions On A Copyright That May Not Exist
Updated: 1 day ago
- - Security flaw turns Gmail into open-relay server
- - .org owners facing 10% hike in registration fees this fall
- - Microsoft appeals EU antitrust compliance fine
- - New book tries to bring gaming research to a wary public
- - Circuit City opens books, sets stage for Blockbuster buyout
- - Piracy now "public nuisance" in Los Angeles County
- - New quantum dot logic gates a step towards quantum computers
- - Better late than never: MySpace finally enables data sharing
- - Pirate Bay: MPAA's $15.4 million damage claim a fabrication
- - Vonage tries to turn double-play by bundling Covad DSL
Updated: about 12 hours ago
- - UK.gov torpedoes personal carbon credit plans
- - Extreme porn, hard drives and election strain
- - Web fan-owned football club heads to Wembley final
- - Texas realizes Amazon is in Texas
- - Sick of JavaOne? - You will be
- - Shareholder sees golf as AMD cure all
- - Apple to issue refunds for sparky, prematurely dying products
- - Part II: How a pair of American spies created the Soviet Silicon Valley
- - Gordon Brown claims a Brit invented the iPod
- - Circuit City runs up the white flag
Updated: about 22 hours ago
- - Tomtom revamps sat-nav range
- - It’s all about the cooling
- - Jen-Hsun Huang berates 'monopolistic' Intel - again
- - Microsoft mulls printing up medication
- - Gates offers free software in Asia
- - Boffins measure hotness of chillies using nanotubes
- - Intel plays games with USB3.0
- - Video games don't turn teenagers into psycho killers
- - Toshiba wants half of SSD market
- - Blizzard abuses copyright law
Updated: about 22 hours ago
- - The Popup Scrollbar Concept
- - The 25 Year Old UNIX Bug
- - Memristors Discussed on Talk of the Nation
- - Perceptive Pixel's 'Magic Wall' Finds New Niche
- - Microsoft To Appeal Record EC Fine
- - Skype Withdraws Appeals Case, GPL 'Wins'
- - Google Addresses Antitrust Issue on Yahoo Ad Deal
- - Syllable, SkyOS, ReactOS Move Forward
- - MySQL Remains 'Fully Functional and Open Source'
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Updated: about 2 hours ago
- - Fedora 9 released ! we have the first screenshots of Sulphur
- - Happy Mothers Day Google Logo 2008
- - Zune breaks 2 million sold, stealing market from Creative
- - DARPA Wants Matrix-style Virtual World for Cybergeddon
- - The (Virtual) Global Office
- - Your Chance to Finish a Movie Microsoft Started
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- - The 25 Year Old UNIX Bug
- - How Web 3.0 Will Work
- - Security Flaw Turns Gmail into Open-Relay Server
Updated: about 8 hours ago
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- - GigaNET PM: Cleantech VC, PPLive & More
- - GSP East ticket discount
- - Read ‘Em and Reap: Decoding the VC Poker Face
- - The 5 Stages of a Consumer Web Startup
- - For Mowser, a happy ending
- - Will iPhone Reignite Interest in Mobile Video?
- - RealNetworks’ Games Division Going Solo
- - Sharing presentations is fun
- - When Is the Right Time to Launch Your Own Cloud?
Updated: 1 day ago
- - Eye-Fi Adds Geotagging, Splits Up Product Line
- - Can Azulstar Make WiMax Work without Buying Spectrum?
- - 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
Updated: 2 days 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 2 hours ago
- - The Evolution of the Press Release (TechCrunch)
- - Why Dell will not bounce back - I love Charles Cooper of CNET ... (Steve/The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs)
- - Why Filtering is the Next Step for Social Media (Corvida/ReadWriteWeb)
- - Stolen Laptop Helps Turn Tables on Suspects (Lisa W. Foderaro/New York Times)
- - 3G iPhone Preference Found in Beta 5 Firmware? (Mac Rumors/MacRumors iPhone Blog)
- - Powerset's Dilemma: Go For It, Or Sell (Michael Arrington/TechCrunch)
- - The Growing Backlash Against PR Spam, And The Rationale For MicroPR (Stowe Boyd//Message)
- - Microsoft to Limit Capabilities of Cheap Laptops (IDG News Service)
- - Security flaw turns Gmail into open-relay server (Joel Hruska/Ars Technica)
- - Three Reasons To Use Disqus (Fred/A VC)
Updated: 2 days ago
- - Microsoft Appeals $1.4 Bln EU Fine
- - Facebook Working to Protect Young Users
- - MySpace Opens User Profile Data to Net
- - ClimateCounts Scorecard Ranks Apple Last
- - Built Slims Down Laptop Backpacks
- - Universal Planning BioShock Movie
- - Dell Replacing EU Vostro Keyboards
- - Law Would Enforce ESRB Game Ratings
- - MWg Raises Its Profile with Zinc II, Atom V
- - Media Alchemists Perfect Convergence Games
Updated: 18 days ago
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- - 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 6 hours ago
- - The Blood Brain Barrier
- - The Evolution of the Press Release
- - Women Entrepreneurs Pitch Their Companies at Stanford
- - The iFund Has Competition: $150 Million Blackberry Fund To Be Announced Soon
- - Powerset’s Dilemma: Go For It, Or Sell
- - Facebook Raises Another $100 Million
- - Three’s Company: Google To Launch “Friend Connect” On Monday
- - 100 Invites to Yahoo SearchMonkey Developer Preview