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Linux distros come in all forms and sizes, and you can make your own too. A dead easy way is to UCK Linux! You heard…
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When Karen listed her seven year old Ford Focus on carsguide.com.au, part of the prominent News network devoted to buying and selling cars, she hoped…
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DNS is the Domain Name System and is the central postmaster of the Internet. Changes are coming to add security, but naysayers would have you…
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Think you know Linux? Test out your geek street-cred and that of your friends in this test!
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Canonical just managed to squeeze it in before the end of the month, but the long-awaited latest edition of Ubuntu Linux is now online and…
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Most folk know if they want a secure gateway between the Internet and their home or business they should use Linux for maximum protection. The…
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Sunday, 04 April 2010 15:12
No iPad for Australian journo while NAB has daylight savings shutdown
By David M Williams
Clock-related issues are a scourge of sysadmins worldwide. Even so, who would have expected the National Australia Bank (NAB) needed scheduled downtime to cope with…
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Thursday, 01 April 2010 08:28
Linus Torvalds joins Microsoft next-gen OS team, quits Linux
By David M Williams
In a move certain to surprise, shock and even anger many, the creator of the Linux kernel, Linus Torvalds, today signed up as Chief Software…
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Tuesday, 30 March 2010 11:19
Rod Blagojevich shows no tech savvy needed to be Governor
By David M Williams
Impeached and ousted former Governor of Illinois Rod Blagojevich proved last night on the Celebrity Apprentice you don't need tech savvy to lead a state.
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The only officially sanctioned app to maintain Apple's i-devices - the iPod, iPhone and soon iPad - is iTunes. Yet, it has failed to keep…
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