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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - According to ZDNet, Richard Stallman, OSDL CEO Stewart Cohen, Transmeta general John Horsley, Novell Corp., and Linus Torvalds have had the honor of being subpoenaed by SCO. But what about the thousands of others who have contributed to Linux kernel and GNU software development, and the hundreds of thousands who have studied and publicized Linux? Why don't any of us deserve SCO's attention? |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - prostoalex writes "Open Source Development Labs announced a new initiative to increase customer confidence in using Linux in business. The initiative is ... |
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- [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service] - gamesindustry.biz Nov 26 2003 6:08PM ET... |
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- The "Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Specification" Second Edition has been published as a W3C Recommendation and as an International Standard, ISO/IEC 15948:2003. PNG defines an extensible file format for lossless, portable, well-compressed storage of raster images. It provides a patent-free replacement for GIF and can replace many common uses of TIFF. Indexed-color, grayscale, and truecolor images are supported, plus an optional alpha channel. |
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- The "Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Specification" Second Edition has been published as a W3C Recommendation and as an International Standard, ISO/IEC 15948:2003. PNG defines an extensible file format for lossless, portable, well-compressed storage of raster images. It provides a patent-free replacement for GIF and can replace many common uses of TIFF. Indexed-color, grayscale, and truecolor images are supported, plus an optional alpha channel. |
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- The "Portable Network Graphics (PNG) Specification" Second Edition has been published as a W3C Recommendation and as an International Standard, ISO/IEC 15948:2003. PNG defines an extensible file format for lossless, portable, well-compressed storage of raster images. It provides a patent-free replacement for GIF and can replace many common uses of TIFF. Indexed-color, grayscale, and truecolor images are supported, plus an optional alpha channel. |
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- Scientists in a range of disciplines can now look forward to Science UltraNet, the high-speed network Oak Ridge National Laboratory's been awarded $4.5 million to build. It'll be capable of handling massive amounts of science data. |
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- Scientists in a range of disciplines can now look forward to Science UltraNet, the high-speed network Oak Ridge National Laboratory's been awarded $4.5 million to build. It'll be capable of handling massive amounts of science data. |
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- Scientists in a range of disciplines can now look forward to Science UltraNet, the high-speed network Oak Ridge National Laboratory's been awarded $4.5 million to build. It'll be capable of handling massive amounts of science data. |
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- Congress fails to extend a federal law that keeps state and local governments from taxing Internet access. A sudden rash of new fees is unlikely, though, as the debate will resume in 2004. |
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- A group of independent filmmakers sue major Hollywood movie studios over a ban on sending out videos of films angling for Oscars. The filmmakers, who want the ban lifted, say it gives blockbuster hits an unfair advantage over indie films. |
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- Homeland Security simulates terrorist attacks on the pillars of American infrastructure. Preparedness gets a B+ from the chief, but is that a passing grade when the stakes are so high? |
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- Congress fails to extend a federal law that keeps state and local governments from taxing Internet access. A sudden rash of new fees is unlikely, though, as the debate will resume in 2004. |
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- A group of independent filmmakers sue major Hollywood movie studios over a ban on sending out videos of films angling for Oscars. The filmmakers, who want the ban lifted, say it gives blockbuster hits an unfair advantage over indie films. |
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- Homeland Security simulates terrorist attacks on the pillars of American infrastructure. Preparedness gets a B+ from the chief, but is that a passing grade when the stakes are so high? |
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- Congress fails to extend a federal law that keeps state and local governments from taxing Internet access. A sudden rash of new fees is unlikely, though, as the debate will resume in 2004. |
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- A group of independent filmmakers sue major Hollywood movie studios over a ban on sending out videos of films angling for Oscars. The filmmakers, who want the ban lifted, say it gives blockbuster hits an unfair advantage over indie films. |
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- Homeland Security simulates terrorist attacks on the pillars of American infrastructure. Preparedness gets a B+ from the chief, but is that a passing grade when the stakes are so high? |
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- A decision by California's secretary of state to require a paper audit trail for electronic voting machines angers county election officials, who may be considering steps to fight the move. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Researchers at MIT's Media Lab are trying to build computers that care about their users. By David Diamond from Wired magazine. |
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- Drinking on the job may be a thing of the past if employers adopt a new patch that constantly monitors alcohol levels. By Louise Knapp. |
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- A decision by California's secretary of state to require a paper audit trail for electronic voting machines angers county election officials, who may be considering steps to fight the move. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Researchers at MIT's Media Lab are trying to build computers that care about their users. By David Diamond from Wired magazine. |
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- Drinking on the job may be a thing of the past if employers adopt a new patch that constantly monitors alcohol levels. By Louise Knapp. |
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- A decision by California's secretary of state to require a paper audit trail for electronic voting machines angers county election officials, who may be considering steps to fight the move. By Kim Zetter. |
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- Researchers at MIT's Media Lab are trying to build computers that care about their users. By David Diamond from Wired magazine. |
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- Drinking on the job may be a thing of the past if employers adopt a new patch that constantly monitors alcohol levels. By Louise Knapp. |
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- Two months after the airline admitted coughing up passenger records to a defense contractor, the Army finally says it's investigating the matter. By Ryan Singel. |
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- Ponce de Leon arrived in the New World seeking the legendary Fountain of Youth, so the legend goes. Well, he never found it, and 500 years later, nobody's getting any younger. Michelle Delio reports from St. Augustine, Florida. |
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- Two months after the airline admitted coughing up passenger records to a defense contractor, the Army finally says it's investigating the matter. By Ryan Singel. |
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- Ponce de Leon arrived in the New World seeking the legendary Fountain of Youth, so the legend goes. Well, he never found it, and 500 years later, nobody's getting any younger. Michelle Delio reports from St. Augustine, Florida. |
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- Two months after the airline admitted coughing up passenger records to a defense contractor, the Army finally says it's investigating the matter. By Ryan Singel. |
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- Ponce de Leon arrived in the New World seeking the legendary Fountain of Youth, so the legend goes. Well, he never found it, and 500 years later, nobody's getting any younger. Michelle Delio reports from St. Augustine, Florida. |
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- NATIONAL POST When the trade winds carry their names, professional athletes generally proclaim that they are unaffected, that this is... |
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- SLAM! Sports - Basketball Toronto Raptors - Weighty rumours Antonio Davis said he would need a dictionary to find a... |
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- FOXSports.com | DIME HIT LIST: 28. Toronto Raptors (Last week #20) - The Raptors are lucky the Magic are so... |
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- Baker resurrects his life, career Vince Carter has a had a bad run of luck as far as injuries are... |
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- SI.com - Fantasy - - Wednesday November 26, 2003 1:48PM Paxson seems intent on making sure this happens by shopping... |
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- Comdex used to be the largest of the mega large computer industry tradeshows held in the fall in Las Vegas and internationally in Canada, Germany and Japan. If there was a way to get exhibitors to ship booths to Mars, they'd probably have a Comdex there too. ("Now with the most volume buyers in the solar system".) |
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