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Microsoft Hires Programmer to edit Wikipedia Entry For OOXML

01/23/2007  
Relevance: 6.37
Microsoft is paying Rick Jelliffe to"correct errors" in Wikipedia's entry for OOXML
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Writing about conspiracies

01/08/2008  
Relevance: 6.06
The fallout from my blog entry, 'Conspiracy theorists and free software' continues. With all the people baying for my blood – some of whom, frankly, sound disingenuous in their demands for proof – the entry could easily take over my life, so in the last couple of days, I've withdrawn from active discussion of it. Frankly, the discussion is not that interesting to me.
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Bang for the Buck: Entry Unix Servers Compete with Linux and Windows

10/07/2006  
Relevance: 5.82
It was only 15 years ago that Unix was first being commercialized, proprietary operating systems dominated the midrange of the server market, mainframes ruled the high end, and there was no such thing as an entry server, but rather a NetWare file system for file sharing and network printing. How the world has changed.
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Entry-level network appliance platform runs Linux

12/08/2006  
Relevance: 5.75
Taiwanese systems integrator AR Infotek has built an"entry-level" 1U rackmount server appliance platform around an AMD x86-compatible embedded processor. The Teak 3258 is based on a passively cooled Geode LX-800 processor, and features soldered-down RAM, and two LAN bypass ports.
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Arcom introduces entry level Linux development platform for XScale CPU

10/07/2006  
Relevance: 5.72
Arcom has released a new entry level embedded Linux Development Kit to support its ultra low power PXA255 XScale based single board computers.
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Using GnuCash 2.0 to balance your checkbook

11/10/2006  
Relevance: 5.52
Version 2.0 of GnuCash was released this summer, and it's better and more powerful than ever. GnuCash is a powerful free software tool for handling personal and small business finances, but if you're not familiar with double-entry accounting, the initial learning curve might scare you away from even trying it. If you're one of those folks for whom double-entry accounting is as foreign as a Texan in Petropovlask, here's how to get started using GnuCash 2.0 to track a checking account.
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Ardour 2.0 : A Brief Practical Introduction

05/19/2007  
Relevance: 5.48
The eagerly-awaited Ubuntu Studio has been released, adding another entry into the expanding list of multimedia-optimized Linux distributions. I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but interested readers can peruse some installation screenshots or check out the latest news and information on the Ubuntu Studio Wiki. I plan to review the distro in a future column, along with an update on the latest version of the venerable PlanetCCRMA, but in this entry I'm focused on another very exciting new release.
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OLPC makes its entry into India

11/08/2007  
Relevance: 5.42
When the OLPC first made news, a prominent official in the HRD ministry of the Indian government had gone on record snubbing the OLPC project ($100 laptop), even making a preposterous claim that work was under way to create India's own $10 laptop. But as things have worked out, OLPC has already made an entry into India in the form of a pilot project in a rural primary school in a village in the state of Maharasthra.
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Hey Microsoft, Sue Me First

05/25/2007  
Relevance: 5.29
I bought the domain name HeyMicrosoftSueMe.org at the suggestion of Marcel Gagné after posting a blog entry on the topic. The idea was to ask Linux users to join me in calling Microsoft's bluff. Let's get the patent infringement claims tried in court and get this over with. Several people talked me out of it. Fortunately, a lawyer named Christian Einfeldt had the same idea and followed through. Here's a copy ofMarcel's entry on the topic from his own blog, with a link to the"Sue me first Microsoft list" in case you want to add your own name. Christof, if you're reading this, you're welcome to the domain name HeyMicrosoftSueMe.org.
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Bang for the Buck: Entry Linux Servers Keep Windows and Unix ...

11/07/2006  
Relevance: 5.13
Only 15 years ago, Linus Torvalds was annoyed enough about the expense of the just-commercialized Unix workstations and systems on the market that he started to create his own operating system, one that had a look and feel very much like Unix. Back then, proprietary operating systems dominated the midrange of the server market, mainframes ruled the high end, and there was no such thing as an entry server, but rather a NetWare file system for file sharing and network printing. How the world has changed.
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