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- Now it's Silicon Graphics's turn in the dock. SCO threatens to terminate SGI's Unix license over code use in Linux. Company denies claim. |
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- PeopleSoft Inc. has begun dismissing employees as part of its previously announced plans to cut about 7 percent of its workers, following the purchase of rival J.D. Edwards & Co. |
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- The open source productivity suite received a face lift and performance tweaks. The group is refining the feature set due in the next major release. |
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- MySQL, DB2 found to have buffer overflow, DOS vulnerabilities. |
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- EMC Wednesday introduced a batch of network-attached storage models aimed at small and mid-tier businesses. |
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- At this week's RVC Softedge 2003 conference, a group of open-source developers argued over innovation, commoditization and who really does the work. |
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- The acquisition will boost Agile's cost management software by tapping Tradec's functionality around direct materials cost and performance management. |
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- IBM has used the combined resources of IBM Software Group, IBM Global Services and IBM Research to develop a set of tools and services to help customers modernize and transform legacy applications. |
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- With skyrocketing IT unemployment as a backdrop, the U.S. Congress let the H-1B visa limit drop back to 65,000 on Tuesday. |
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- Redmond software maker highlights customers, positioning at SpeechTek conference in New York. |
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- It's a line from an old Steve Martin routine. It just came to me today as I was observing people. I have no tatoos, nothing pierced, my hair is... |
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- Here's an interesting take on the metaphors of The Matrix. Of course, I still prefer my own... |
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- Well, it wasn't as good as the last episode. Not bad, certainly better than most of last season, but it felt kind of flat. Now, if it were me,... |
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- PBS has a transcript of its interview with retired Marine General Anthony Zinni. It's an excellent read. |
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- Steve Wray (Oct 02 2003) |
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- And the Nobel laureate is ... |
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- The fall issue of Bookforum is now available online -- well, a few articles from the fall issue, anyway. |
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- Michelle Pauli discusses Click lit. |
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- One man stole a goat, another a cow, another two bicycles. Each had a hand cut off by order of Islamic courts. Nigerian Muslims overwhelmingly support the draconian penalties meted out by Islamic law, or Shariah, which authorities started adopting in the predominantly Muslim north in 1999. |
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- From: Oregonian, OR - Oct 1, 2003 Domenic needs parents who know sign language Domenic is an active and friendly 91/2 -year-old with many interests. He also is deaf. His sign language skills are good, and he enjoys participating in... |
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- Of all non-European settlers, the most adaptive and least state-dependent have been the Asians, at least up until the nanny Great Society offered t... - www.indymedia.org:8080 |
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- The New York State Attorney General Settles its Investigation With Yahoo! Over The Company's Marketing Practices Targeting Consumers [PDF] |
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Wanna chat? (Oct 02 2003 02:27 GMT) - Ok - I've got my AIM on - it's CateNJ if you wanna chat!... |
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- I can't understand Catalan or Spanish. |
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- I've officially worked 31 of the last 37 hours. Ugh. There was 3 hours last night that I got to drive home and have dinner with Julie and Abbie. This was followed by a 10 p.m. |
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- I've officially worked 31 of the last 37 hours. Ugh. There was 3 hours last night that I got to drive home and have dinner with Julie and Abbie. This was followed by a 10 p.m. |
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- Ten years ago cardiology was revolutionized by a simple device called a stent, which helps keep blood vessels open after they've been cleared out by angioplasty surgery. Now a new type of stent has been shown to reduce subsequent reclogging to 1/4 of the rate of bare metal stents. Naturally, two drug companies are preparing to battle each other for dominance in this market. but doctors don't care which company -- or how many companies -- make these stents, as long they make more. "Right now, they're a precious commodity," said Dr. |
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- Immigrant workers press for protections... |
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- Project description: Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet. |
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- Project administrators: davide178 |
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- Most recent daily statistics (29 Sep 2003): Ranking: 0, Activity percentile: 0.00%, |
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- Most recent daily statistics (29 Sep 2003): Download count: 0 |
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- Public mailing lists: sushi-devel |
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- Public discussion forums: Open Discussion, Help |
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- Tracker description: Bug Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Tech Support Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Patch Tracking System |
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- Tracker description: Feature Request Tracking System |
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