Communications chip giant Broadcom has joined the LiMo (Linux Mobile) Foundation, an industry group building a shared Linux stack for mobile phones. The company said it hopes to work with the Foundation to reduce Linux's power requirements, size, and cost, in order to "achieve widespread adoption of Linux-based handsets."
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Ruby on Rails Security Guide
A must-read that looks at how to tackle security issues in your authentication system, models, controllers, views, and elsewhere...
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Sir Tim Berners-Lee speaks about One Web Day.
"Berners-Lee is a strong advocate for Net Neutrality and here he speaks very eloquently about the net freedoms we currently enjoy and must work to preserve and never take for granted..."
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Data retention - Big Demonstration in Berlin/ Germany on Saturady
"...The current plans regarding the collection of information about citizens’ communication, movements and use of media constitute the greatest threat yet to our right to an independent and private life..."
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So this is what hit Microsoft...
"The past two months have been interesting in the Chinese sense. A primary culprit of that was Microsoft's failed attempt to push their proprietary MS-OOXML format through ISO. But there were also talks and meetings with ministers (see [1][2]) to promote Free Software in Chile, the SELF board meeting in Argentina, review meeting in Brussels, and launch of the SELF beta platform.
Read more »Transmission Ubuntu...
Who doesn't love bittorrent? I build a .deb package for the latest version of Transmission, the greatest torrent client for Linux available.
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Tsar Bombs (Scorched 3d In Ubuntu)...
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Why Does Ubuntu Suck...
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Embedded Terminal (DevilsPie)...
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Tesseract (Free OCR) In Ubuntu Feisty...
How to use Tesseract in Ubuntu. Scan a text image, and then convert that to a text document!
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psyBNC - An Introduction to psyBNC 2.3.1
Introduction to use psyBNC, installing and managing this IRC bot to hide your IP, encrypted talks, and much more stuff. You will need your own shell account to do this.
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Growing Linux Desktop market share
I have been reading this article over at Information Week over and over the past few days because it bugs me. It bugs me for several reasons, the most important reason being that part of it is right.
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Largo still loves Linux
This small city on Florida's Gulf Coast runs one of the most cost-effective municipal IT departments around. I last wrote about Largo's Linux-based client-server network in 2002. A lot has changed for Largo's computer-using city employees since then, and even more changes are in the works.
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Sixteen and counting: sharing science on the Web
"On August 6, 1991, a post to a Usenet newsgroup started a revolution. Today, the world is tantalizingly close to realizing the vision hinted at in that post to alt.hypertext sixteen years ago..."
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On the Texas suit against Virgin and Creative Commons
"Slashdot has an entry about a lawsuit filed this week by parents of a Texas minor whose photograph was used by Virgin Australia in an advertising campaign. The photograph was taken by an adult. He posted it to Flickr under a CC-Attribution license.
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