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- "...that it would expand its agreement with paid search provider Overture Services, despite the ongoing legal fight between Lycos Inc. and Overture in the U.S." |
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- "...that it would expand its agreement with paid search provider Overture Services, despite the ongoing legal fight between Lycos Inc. and Overture in the U.S." |
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- Spim (instant messenging spam) is popping up on more users' computers. While many users have never received spim, others say it has become much more... |
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- Faraway explosions, lots of hot bods, and assorted juvenilia: The year TV pandered to us like never before. |
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- Faraway explosions, lots of hot bods, and assorted juvenilia: The year TV pandered to us like never before. |
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- Faraway explosions, lots of hot bods, and assorted juvenilia: The year TV pandered to us like never before. |
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- When the technology community considers Linux, we know what sets it apart from the competition. But if you were to ask the average consumer, few could give you a legitimate answer other than maybe it doesn’t cost anything. (However there will always be those that look in vain for the free beer everyone keeps talking about.) Editorial contributor Doug Dingus offered the following opinion piece to osViews which proposes some interesting ideas to help differentiate Linux to consumers by way of |
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- When the technology community considers Linux, we know what sets it apart from the competition. But if you were to ask the average consumer, few could give you a legitimate answer other than maybe it doesn’t cost anything. (However there will always be those that look in vain for the free beer everyone keeps talking about.) Editorial contributor Doug Dingus offered the following opinion piece to osViews which proposes some interesting ideas to help differentiate Linux to consumers by way of |
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- When the technology community considers Linux, we know what sets it apart from the competition. But if you were to ask the average consumer, few could give you a legitimate answer other than maybe it doesn’t cost anything. (However there will always be those that look in vain for the free beer everyone keeps talking about.) Editorial contributor Doug Dingus offered the following opinion piece to osViews which proposes some interesting ideas to help differentiate Linux to consumers by way of |
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- Barefeats compares a dual G5 system and dual Opteron system."After 4 months of begging, Xicomputer finally let me test a Dual 2GHz Opteron system. There's been a lot of interest from readers regarding the Opteron since it's the only other 64 bit desktop computer besides the G5. Since they both are clocked at 2GHz, I thought it would make an interesting article." |
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- BSD Newsletter brings us: Building tiny systems with embedded NetBSD."Many programs in the NetBSD system are linked statically. For example, each program that uses the utility library (libutil) has one copy of the library linked to it. Several programs on the system produce redundant copies of the libraries used by the programs. |
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- Barefeats compares a dual G5 system and dual Opteron system."After 4 months of begging, Xicomputer finally let me test a Dual 2GHz Opteron system. There's been a lot of interest from readers regarding the Opteron since it's the only other 64 bit desktop computer besides the G5. Since they both are clocked at 2GHz, I thought it would make an interesting article." |
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- BSD Newsletter brings us: Building tiny systems with embedded NetBSD."Many programs in the NetBSD system are linked statically. For example, each program that uses the utility library (libutil) has one copy of the library linked to it. Several programs on the system produce redundant copies of the libraries used by the programs. |
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- Barefeats compares a dual G5 system and dual Opteron system."After 4 months of begging, Xicomputer finally let me test a Dual 2GHz Opteron system. There's been a lot of interest from readers regarding the Opteron since it's the only other 64 bit desktop computer besides the G5. Since they both are clocked at 2GHz, I thought it would make an interesting article." |
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- BSD Newsletter brings us: Building tiny systems with embedded NetBSD."Many programs in the NetBSD system are linked statically. For example, each program that uses the utility library (libutil) has one copy of the library linked to it. Several programs on the system produce redundant copies of the libraries used by the programs. |
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- I have good news for you: using the Debian nVidia packages, the make-kpkg kernel building tool, and the driver patches available from www.minion.de, you can make building and installing your nVidia driver into an automatic step in your kernel build process. After the initial setup, you'll hardly have to think about it. |
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- I have good news for you: using the Debian nVidia packages, the make-kpkg kernel building tool, and the driver patches available from www.minion.de, you can make building and installing your nVidia driver into an automatic step in your kernel build process. After the initial setup, you'll hardly have to think about it. |
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- I have good news for you: using the Debian nVidia packages, the make-kpkg kernel building tool, and the driver patches available from www.minion.de, you can make building and installing your nVidia driver into an automatic step in your kernel build process. After the initial setup, you'll hardly have to think about it. |
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- It's no traffic signal giving pedestrians the middle finger, but at one intersection in the Central area of Hong Kong, the traffic signal is accompanied by a countdown to let you know when the light will turn red. Traffic... |
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- I'm living my life in pyjamas, clutching the remote control. I'm reading the instructions Miriam left with the videos, because... |
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- One of the few positive things to come out of the current legal battle that The SCO Group is waging towards IBM, Red Hat, and seemingly all things Linux is the growth of a new Web site that provides detailed legal analysis and information surrounding the lawsuits. Groklaw's Pamela Jones sits down for a special year-end interview with LinuxPlanet. |
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- Novell is planning new Linux products for 2004, now that its Nterprise Linux Services 1.0 product is out the door. The second edition of Linux Services will feature a graphical user interface, in addition to the command line interface in 1.0. More on this, and other upcoming developments from the new player in the Linux arena in this report. |
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- One of the few positive things to come out of the current legal battle that The SCO Group is waging towards IBM, Red Hat, and seemingly all things Linux is the growth of a new Web site that provides detailed legal analysis and information surrounding the lawsuits. Groklaw's Pamela Jones sits down for a special year-end interview with LinuxPlanet. |
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- Novell is planning new Linux products for 2004, now that its Nterprise Linux Services 1.0 product is out the door. The second edition of Linux Services will feature a graphical user interface, in addition to the command line interface in 1.0. More on this, and other upcoming developments from the new player in the Linux arena in this report. |
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- One of the few positive things to come out of the current legal battle that The SCO Group is waging towards IBM, Red Hat, and seemingly all things Linux is the growth of a new Web site that provides detailed legal analysis and information surrounding the lawsuits. Groklaw's Pamela Jones sits down for a special year-end interview with LinuxPlanet. |
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- Novell is planning new Linux products for 2004, now that its Nterprise Linux Services 1.0 product is out the door. The second edition of Linux Services will feature a graphical user interface, in addition to the command line interface in 1.0. More on this, and other upcoming developments from the new player in the Linux arena in this report. |
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- One of the few positive things to come out of the current legal battle that The SCO Group is waging towards IBM, Red Hat, and seemingly all things Linux is the growth of a new Web site that provides detailed legal analysis and information surrounding the lawsuits. Groklaw's Pamela Jones sits down for a special year-end interview with LinuxPlanet. |
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- Well, not exactly, but we're meeting in public on the second Wednesday of every month. |
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- Well, not exactly, but we're meeting in public on the second Wednesday of every month. |
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- Well, not exactly, but we're meeting in public on the second Wednesday of every month. |
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- http://www. google. com/addurl. html I just googled for 'add site to google'... |
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- This class is meant to write and read log lines in files. The class can update a log file with new lines. When the log file is updated it can limit the number of lines that are stored by discarding older lines if necessary. The code and the comments are written in Portuguese. |
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- As one of the best writers on XML around, I've mentioned other Holzner books on general XML and XSLT in previous tips. This time ... |
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- As one of the best writers on XML around, I've mentioned other Holzner books on general XML and XSLT in previous tips. This time ... |
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- Previously, he was chief scientist for XML Technologies at Commerce One, and pioneered the theory and practice of using domain-specific languages in XML and ... |
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- It uses XML files to hold information on tasks that should be performed, and supports Mono as well as Microsoft's .NET Framework. nant.sourceforge.net. |
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- He didn't anticipate, even in 1999 when the book was published, that technologies like HTML, HTTP, and XML would take him just four years later to a knighthood ... |
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- The basic components of Web services (XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI) are the common plumbing that the industry has needed for over 40 years. ... |
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- The basic components of Web services (XML, SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI) are the common plumbing that the industry has needed for over 40 years. ... |
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- Alternatively, both the Web interface and the Java API support the upload of a taxonomy structure from an XML file that adheres to a specific Schema definition ... |
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- That promise stems from the fact that Web services has its foundations in XML, which itself is interoperable across all platforms and programming languages. ... |
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- To answer the question I'll use the JAX-RPC (Java API for XML-based Remote Procedure Call), which supports interoperability across heterogeneous platforms and ... |
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- The deadline for submissions to XML Europe 2004 is imminent -- January 5, 2004. The conference will take place from April 18-21 2004 in Amsterdam. ... |
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- Use of XPath often factors heavily into Web services development; XMLSPY provides a beta implementation of the W3C?s XPath 2.0 specification based on the May ... |
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- If XML itself is not part of the solution, much of the mind-set that XML represents (setting aside reflex-OO tools such as SAX, DOM and parts of W3C XML Schema ... |
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- Associates, Dell, Fujitsu, HP, IBM, Intel, Mitsubishi Electric, Miracle Linux, MontaVista Software, NTT COMWARE, NEC, Novell, Red Hat, Sun Microsystems, SUSE ... |
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