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• Ubuntu Netbook Remix on the Acer Aspire One

  <b>Linux Journal: </b>"In preparation for this year's annual motorcycle trip, I purchased an Acer Aspire One Intel Atom N450 netbook. What follows are a few notes and suggestions for installing Ubuntu Netbook Remix (UNR) 10.04 on this model."

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• Six Key Trends in Quality Assurance Testing

  One Infosys expert explains why the QA landscape is undergoing a major transformation.

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• Health Check: Mandriva

  <b>The H Open:</b> "Mandriva began life in July 1998 as Linux Mandrake in France in Gael Duval's bedroom after he ported a KDE 1.0 desktop onto Red Hat Linux 5.1, uploaded the result onto two FTP servers, went away on holiday, and came back to find that he had a popular and successful Linux distribution on his hands."

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• Google open source guru says Android code will be in Linux kernel in time

  <b>ZDNet:</b> "Google&#8217;s Android code will assume its rightful place in the Linux kernel &#8212; in good time, the company&#8217;s top open source guru says."

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• Double-Take, Amazon Move Disaster Recovery to the Cloud

  Double-Take's backup software and Amazon EC2 give smaller businesses the equivalent of a disaster recovery site in the cloud.

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• Multicore Chips Require OS Rework, Windows Architect Advises

  Microsoft's Dave Probert says the OS kernel needs to act more like a hypervisor.

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• Penguin's HPC Waddle

  Server Snapshot: Penguin Computing has always, as its name implies, focused on developing best practices for Linux-based systems, software and services, particularly in the HPC space.

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• Penguin's HPC Waddle

  Server Snapshot: Penguin Computing has always, as its name implies, focused on developing best practices for Linux-based systems, software and services, particularly in the HPC space.

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• iPhone Developers: What They Give Up to Get Into Apple's App Store

  A lawyer from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) points out "a few troubling highlights" with the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement.

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• Sens. to Mark Up Cybersecurity Bill Next Week

  Leaders of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs pledge to bring week-old cybersecurity bill to a markup next week, hope for passage this year.

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• Mule - The Open Source Enterprise Integration Solution

  Can Mule help you carry the weight of your infrastructure? We'll shine a light on this open source ESB and show you how it can help you reduce complexity in your web service applications.

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• Novell: Linux Breaks Even as Microsoft Deal Revenues Wane

  With lower first-quarter revenues, Novell executives reveals that full renewals from Microsoft Linux sales are coming in at a significant discount.

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• Paper: Anatomy of contemporary GSM cellphones

  <b>Harald Welte's Blog:</b> "During the last days, I was working on an introductory paper on how a GSM cellphone actually works. It is titled Anatomy of contemporary GSM cellphone hardware and should provide a good technical text..."

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• Appcelerator Set to Release Titanium Cross-Platform App Dev Technology

  The product will Web developers to use languages they already know to build mobile and desktop apps

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• HipChat Instant Messaging for Small Business

  Quick, efficient online messaging makes everyone more productive. Hipchat&#146;s hosted instant messaging service offers a low-cost, no-hassle IM client for small businesses.

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• Do Palm's Struggles Forecast Apple's Post Jobs Decline?

  Steve Jobs is unique in the market but his skills likely won&#146;t remain in Apple when he leaves.

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• Chinese Hacker Training Web Site Shut Down

  Dubbed the the "Black Hawk Safety Net," a Chinese newspaper reported that the site taught hacking techniques in exchange for a fee.

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• Making the Case for Centralized WLAN Management

  With just one vendor to call and one bill to pay, Charlie Schluting argues that managing a WLAN with central controllers is the way to go, and explains how that works with Cisco gear.

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• Chinese Hacker Training Web Site Shut Down

  Dubbed the the "Black Hawk Safety Net," a Chinese newspaper reported that the site taught hacking techniques in exchange for a fee.

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• A Guide to Small Business Color Laser Printers

  Confused by all the options when it comes to choosing a small business printer? This handy guide provides everything you need to buy a color laser printer that suits both your needs and your budget.

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• The Best Way to Hide a Column in a DataGrid

  A better approach than "hiding" the columnis in a DataGrid is simply to avoid creating the column in the first place, as shown in this tip.

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• The Linux Foundation Store: Linux gets silly

  <b>Cyber Cynic:</b> "...the Linux Foundation, the non-profit organization dedicated to growing Linux, has launched a new Linux merchandise store featuring a line of exclusive and original T-shirts, hats, mugs and other items that reflect "geek culture.""

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• White House Gives Back: Drupal Gets New Custom Code

  Application developers in the Obama administration contribute back to the open source community.

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• World Bank to Launch Apps For Development Challenge

  The organization is opening up its databases so developers can make new apps and mash-ups.

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• The Firefox Web Developer Toolbar Maximizes Your Productivity

  Web developers, the powerful Firefox Web Developer Toolbar add-in can send your productivity soaring.

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