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Spanish Botnet Could Paralyze Country

Authorities say Spanish hackers were not aware that the illegal network they created could have taken down an entire country's computer networks.

The Linux Box: "Statistically OpenOffice.org is used somewhere between 0.2% and 22% depending as to where you live. I am seeing more and more OOo use. My intention with this article is not to proselytize OOo, but instead to show some good ways to extend the use of OOo."

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Apple, Microsoft Come Out Against Open Source Video Codecs

An alleged e-mail from Apple's Steve Jobs suggests big-name vendor may be pooling their support around H.264 for Web video, while Microsoft backs H.264 as well -- and joins in some Flash-bashing for good measure.

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Spybot-S&D Reference Update

Detect the latest malware threats with the current reference update for <a href = "http://www.winplanet.com/file/11781.htm">Spybot Search and Destroy</a>

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Contests as Ecommerce Marketing Tools

From growing your email list to creating an online community, a contest can be a valuable small business marketing tool. Strutta CEO, Ben Pickering, offers Web shop owners' tips for running online contests.

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Zotac MAG HD-ND01 Nettop review

Linux User and Developer: "Like some of the alternative nettop computers we've reviewed over the past new months, the Zotac MAG can also attach to the VESA mount on the back of most monitors, meaning it takes up literally zero desk space."

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Enhance your Queries with Stored Functions

HeidiSQL 4's Stored Routine Editor offers a user-friendly alternative to using a command-line interface to create and manage your stored procedures and functions. Today, we'll be learning how to take advantage of some useful native MySQL functions as well as use the editor to create our own custom functions.

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Performing Database Failover with Oracle 11g Data Guard

This article - the sixth in this ongoing series - explores how to manually fail over a production database to its corresponding physical standby database, as well as reinstate a "failed" primary database to a physical standby.

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McAfee AVERT Stinger

A free tool from McAfee for detecting and removing specific viruses

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Changing x86 Server Market Leads to End of Itanium Development at Microsoft

The arrival of Intel's Nehalem-EX has pretty much signaled the end of Microsoft's support. High-end x86 servers now sport many features previously available only in Itanium.

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Mobile that allows bosses to snoop on staff developed

BBC News: "Researchers have produced a mobile phone that could be a boon for prying bosses wanting to keep tabs on the movements of their staff."

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Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal

What I Couldn't Say...: "I feel for Google – Steve Jobs threatened to sue me, too."

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How To Build A Standalone File Server With Nexenta 3.0 Beta2

HowtoForge: "Nexenta is a project developing a debian user-land for the OpenSolaris kernel. This provides all of the advantages of apt as a package respoitory (based on the Ubuntu LTS apt repository, currently using 8.04) as well as the advantages of the ZFS filesystem."

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Novell claims to have hit 5,000 Linux app jackpot

SiliconRepublic: "Network software giant Novell has claimed it is the first Linux vendor to achieve 5,000 certified ISV applications and has increased its Linux market share against Red Hat, according to IDC."

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10 Exceptionally Cool Things You Can Do With jQuery

jQuery has the power to liven up your website without killing your code. Check out what jQuery can do for you and your latest project.

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Steve Jobs defends his PG-rated walled garden

Salon: "At the All Things Digital conference, the Apple CEO acts like closed-system critics are cheaters or porn peddlers"

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The Wrong Open Source Software License

It's ironic -- Sun took great pains to license its open source OS, OpenSolaris, and with it ZFS, under the ostensibly home-grown CDDL license. Now, with the plug pulled on Open Solaris, the future looks grim for the popular and highly regarded ZFS. Unless it can be absorbed into the Linux kernel that Sun carefully positioned it to avoid.

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The Wrong Open Source Software License

It's ironic -- Sun took great pains to license its open source OS, OpenSolaris, and with it ZFS, under the ostensibly home-grown CDDL license. Now, with the plug pulled on Open Solaris, the future looks grim for the popular and highly regarded ZFS. Unless it can be absorbed into the Linux kernel that Sun carefully positioned it to avoid.

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