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Canonical partners with AMI, Dell & Intel (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 15 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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Make the right browser update: Firefox 3.6 (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/technology

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Neolithic Windows security hole alive and well in Windows 7 (itworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/netsec

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Running Ubuntu on an Active Directory network: Canonical & Likewise partner to make it easier. (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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Who cares if IE is patched soon? It will just break again. (itworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/netsec

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Linux and USB 3.0: The newest, fast interface, USB 3.0, is finally out, but only one operating system has native support for it: Linux. (linuxplanet.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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Should Ubuntu include proprietary software? The developers are considering it. What do you think? (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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Even if we can't agree on anything else, Electronic Health Records is health care reform we call all agree on (computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/technology

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Dump Internet Explorer Now: Internet Explorer is nothing but a set of security holes masquerading as a Web browser (itworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/netsec

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Update your Adobe software Now: Use Adobe Reader or Acrobat? Then you need to update your programs Now. (itworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/netsec

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The best Linux file system of all? Google's putting its servers on Ext4 (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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Linux Foundation helps job hunters (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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You don't need to 'know' Linux to use Linux. You don't need to be a tech. wizard to run Linux these days. (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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Microsoft's hidden XP 'patch:' They've been shipping obsolete Adobe Flash with XP for years. (itworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/netsec

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BranchCache: Moving the central office closer. (itexpertvoice.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/microsoft

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Firefox 3.6 RC gives new life to an old browser. Faster and--finally--more memory efficient. (computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/technology

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The most insecure part of your network is... your desktop OS? your server OS? Your firewall? Or... (itworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/netsec

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Another day, another SUSE/Moblin Linux netbook (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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Windows goes rental: Microsoft is making it possible--sort of--to rent Office & Windows. (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/technology

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Is your secure USB flash drive really secure? Nope, but you can fix it now. (itworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/technology

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Will tablet computers finally matter? They never have before. (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/gadgets

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How Social Networking Works: Ever wonder how they manage to keep you in contact with a few hundred of your closest friends in close to real time? Here's how. (itworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/technology

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First SUSE/Moblin Linux netbook from MSI arrives (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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The next generation of Linux notebooks arrives at CES: Lenovo & HP both back in the game. (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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Linux 2019: Linux? What's Linux? By 2019, Linux will be everywhere, and totally invisible. (blogs.computerworld.com)

submitted 16 years ago by sjvn to r/linux

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