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Linux kiosks come to the aid of natural disaster victims

08/26/2006  
Relevance: 7.07
When faced with the aftermath of a natural disaster like Hurricane Katrina or the Boxing Day tsunami, you might assume that having Internet access would be the last thing on victims' or rescuers' minds. But Steve Hargadon of TechnologyRescue.com found out that his public Web kiosks were an answer to prayers for people affected by Katrina, Rita, and most recently, Cyclone Larry.
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Overclocking, The Natural Way

02/04/2007  
Relevance: 6.45
Over the weekend a blizzard has hit Michigan causing sub-zero temperatures, inches of snow, and zealous winds. This winter weather has caused the closing of shopping centers and community activities; public transportation systems and the Gerald R. Ford International Airport have also come to a halt. However, we took this opportunity to make the best of it with natural sub-zero overclocking. With the Abit AW9D i975X motherboard, an Intel Pentium 4 processor, 2GB of OCZ's Flex XLC PC2-9200 memory, and cooling provided by Mother Nature, we set off on a spontaneous overclocking adventure. Have you ever seen a motherboard in a snow-bank? We sure have.
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Linux and FOSS in a Slowing Economy

09/27/2008  
Relevance: 4.96
In case anyone hasn't been paying attention, apparently the US economy isn't doing too well these days. There is a lot of news lately about banks failing, government bail-outs, and natural disasters that will cost us all a lot of money (thanks, Ike).
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Ajax for JSF

06/13/2007  
Relevance: 4.96
In this article you'll learn how surprisingly easy it is to leverage Ajax as a natural improvement on JSF's event-driven architecture and how to do so without compromising the JSF component model. Explore the rest of the Seamless JSF series.
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Sir Bill and Sir Tim: A Tale of Two Knights

07/02/2008  
Relevance: 4.84
There's something strange going on. As Bill Gates steps down from active involvement in the day-to-day running of Microsoft, there's a natural tendency to speak about the“end of an era”. That's certainly true enough, but people are going beyond this factual statement to indulge in some serious revisionism.
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TIP: Automating Website Backups

12/06/2008  
Relevance: 4.77
Your online abode is so difficult to keep secured. It can get hacked, you may install something wrong, a wrong configuration can wreak havoc, the server hard disk might crash, natural calamities, and what not. Your best option to secure yourself against all this is summarized in just one word“BACKUP”.
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Skype for Linux 1.4 Beta

06/16/2007  
Relevance: 4.70
"This release is also a milestone for us, as it is the natural successor to Linux 1.3 and is the first time we've created packages forSkype 1.4. You can also find it via the public download site, so everybody is invited to enjoy the goodness of 1.4."
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The Grand Unification Theory

05/06/2008  
Relevance: 4.63
It is a natural process. Whenever groups are formed, fractions will emerge. And when those fractions unify for one reason or another, there are others who won't agree, stay behind and found new groups. In Open Source, nobody owns anybody. If you can't find what you need, if you don't agree with somebody, you make your own.
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Kubuntu LTS

12/24/2007  
Relevance: 4.59
The release schedule for KDE 4 is now clear, and it will be released during the development cycle of Kubuntu 8.04. Since KDE 4 is a major change to the platform, it is not currently at one of these natural rest points so would not be suitable for long term support. Instead, due to the very high interest, development efforts will be directed towards KDE 4 and releasing Kubuntu 8.04 with the option of using either KDE 3.5 or KDE 4.
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Advanced XML parsing techniques using Perl

02/08/2007  
Relevance: 4.57
This article shows you how to convert an XML document using Perl into a tree of objects in memory. Most Perl programmers find this approach more natural, and it is indeed more convenient. It then introduces you to SAX and event-based parsing, an entirely different style of programming, one that turns out to be very rich, using the SAX pipeline.
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