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The city of New York plans to sell space on its 18,000 lamp posts to 6 companies so the can erect wi-fi and cellular antennas. The move will bring in around $25 million a year for the city according to…
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Novell to release new version of its server Linux
ZDNet have a report (confirmed on the Novell site) that Novell are to release a new version of their flagship server product SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 at the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in San Francisco. This version will have…
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Safari 2.0 – a look inside
There’s a good review of the forthcoming Safari 2.0 on the thinksecret.com site. It contains images of the new version and details af the upcoming features. There are also links to reviews of the new Tiger Finder, Spotlight and Dashboard.…
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Microsoft releases and then re-releases patch!
Early Saturday morning (01:00 Jul 31st) Microsoft released Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for July 2004 – this was an unscheduled release, as predicted, to patch three vulnerabilities rated “critical” that could result in an attacker executing code in the context…
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French Ministry chooses Mandrake
Mandrakesoft issued an announcement recently that the French Ministry of Equipment is to use Mandrake as their distro of choice in their project to move their servers away from proprietary software (Windows). 1500 Mandrake servers are being rolled out to…
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Microsoft Money users 'locked out'
While Microsoft Money is an application that resides on a computer’s hard drive, the service also integrates online access to information and services. Users can upload their personal finance files onto the Web and access the information over the ‘net…
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Critical Internet Explorer patch release imminent
According to an article in eWeek Dean Hachamovitch, who heads the Microsoft IE development team, said in a weekly security-focused Webcast, that a fix for the vulnerability exploited by the Download.Ject attacks in June will arrive sometime next week. The…
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CA to release Open Source version of Ingres
I read in InfoWorld today where CA have announced that they intend to release a version of ingres at LinuxWorld in San Francisco under its own CA Trusted Open Source License (CA-TOSL) next Wednesday. Tony Gaughan, senior vice president, CA…
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