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Unix Unleashed

Author: Robin Burk and Salim M. Douba Hardcover: 1704 pages Publisher: Sams; 3 Har/Cdr edition (December 30, 1998) Language: English ISBN-10: 0672314118 ISBN-13: 978-0672314117 Format: pdf Details: Unix Unleashed, Third Edition is written with the power user and system administrator in mind. This book will help the reader understand the nuances of the major Unix variants including SVR4, HP-UX, Solaris,...

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Batch Deposits in Institutional Repositories (the SWORD protocol)

In the context of Nature 's just-announced offer to do proxy deposits for its authors, Peter Suber has asked Les Carr of EPrints to comment on whether the software has the capability of downloading and uploading deposits automatically, in batch mode, rather than just singly, with the keystrokes done by hand. Les Carr's reply is affirmative: " Both EPrints and DSpace allow batch uploads, but more to...

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Lively.com Googles Virtual World ?

After months and months of rumour about Google creating a virtual world Lively.com has sprung up seemingly from nowhere, I caught wind of it via Al Kronos’ twitterings and went off to investigate. It’s a cutesy looking ‘create your own room, invite your friends’ and embed on your website type world with a default [...]

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Our MP and the open source programers

Our MP has been back in Parliament again, voting on 17th and 25th June. How do I know that? I just look at the Voting Record web site . Voting Record is not an official web site but an open source project run by two guys Francis Irving and Julian Todd . So a hack built by a couple of programers in their spare time is enabling voters all over the country to keep an eye on their MP's votes in Parliament....

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Google penetrates fake sex world with Lively

Watch clips of Sadville on virtual YouTube TV It starts with a hug, then some petting on top of colored balls and before you know it your down at some 3D sex club wielding a dildo.…

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Apple Gives Out People's Passwords - Computer Security at a New Low

(TrendHunter.com) This is just so odd as to almost not pass the smell test. Apple support gave access to a computer via a request: "am forget my password of mac,did you give me password on new email marko.[redacted]@yahoo.com"…

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America's Cup challenger receives boost

Six thousand feet up a mountain in Italy, with storm clouds threatening thunder and torrential rain, the relentless drive of the San Francisco-based America's Cup challenger BMW Oracle yesterday received a little extra momentum from the clothes manufacturer Slam.

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TSA checkpoint-friendly cases to ease airport laptop checks

If you are a frequent flyer and have a laptop there is one thing you dread the most about going through security. In addition to taking off your shows you also have to remove your laptop from its case. It’s this inconvenience that has probably led to the popularity of smartphones; considering some travellers are looking for alternatives to having to pull out their laptop everytime they go through...

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Troubleshooting tool for Java offered

Sun on Tuesday announced availability of Java VisualVM, an open-source GUI tool for troubleshooting and profiling Java applications. Users can view detailed information about Java applications while they are running on a JVM (Java Virtual Machine). Billed as an all-in-one troubleshooting tool, VisualVM integrates several command line JDK (Java Development Kit) tools and profiling capabilities. It...

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Open Sourced BI Summit held in Menlo Park

On Thursday 26 June, Sun hosted an open source industry event with more than 80 partners, customers, analyst and press in attendance at its Menlo Park campus. Guest speakers included: • Mark Madsen , award winning IT architect, analyst and consultant who shared his views on open source as an emerging paradigm, how its culture and community are impacting the market and how to monetize open source solutions....

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More Checkpoint Friendly Bags; These From Mobile Edge

Hot on the heels of my post about Skooba Design’s Checkpoint Friendly bags come these from Mobile Edge. According to an email I received from Matthew Olivolo, their Director of Public Relations, they “are going to the airport to do testing on Thursday (July 10) and then pull the trigger on production.” He also mentioned [...]

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Python backing eyed for NetBeans

In a not-so-surprising revelation, Sun plans to support the Python and Jython scripting languages in future releases of the open-source NetBeans IDE, which has been expanding beyond its Java origins lately. Sun already has added support for JavaScript, Ruby, and JRuby to NetBeans as well as C and C++. Blogs published Tuesday reveal plans to add the additional languages. PHP support also has been in...

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Cabos Does Lightweight Peer-to-Peer [Featured Download]

Windows/Mac only: Free, open-source application Cabos is a peer-to-peer file sharing application with an emphasis on minimalism. That means that unlike other popular P2P apps that run on the Gnutella network like LimeWire or previously mentioned FrostWire, Cabos is completely stripped down and bloat free. Granted, you’ve probably moved on to downloading files with [...]