Links 18/07/2008: Another Disappointing Quarter for Microsoft (MSFT)
- Dr. Roy Schestowitz
- 2008-07-18 09:21:10 UTC
- Modified: 2008-07-18 09:21:10 UTC
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- SGI Platforms Running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.1 Clear IT Security Hurdle
- Linux 2.6.26 Kernel Benchmarks
The benchmarks we used for this kernel testing was LAME MP3 encoding, Mencoder LAVC encoding, timed Gzip compression, parallel BZIP2 compression, timed LZMA compression, IOzone write performance, GnuPG file encryption, OpenSSL RSA performance, Super PI, SQLite, BYTE Unix Benchmarks, SciMark 2, RAMspeed, and Java SciMark 2.
- The Acer Aspire One Netbook Review
- Is Linux the disruptive technology, or is it the GNU General Public License which really shook up the open source world?
Stallman's greatest contribution, however, was the GNU General Public License (or GPL), which he devised to fulfill the objectives of free software. The GPL has become the most prolific open source/free software license, and is perhaps the greatest reason for the growth of Linux beyond its humble origins.
- TuxSoftware.com is up and running
- Admission and Lesson - Don't Overcomplicate Linux!
Finally, the light came on in my rather dense head... The network manager is accessible through that icon, and there you can get a list of currently visible wireless networks, select one to connect to, enter the key if necessary... and the whole thing "Just Works".
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- Let's explain how some of these things are connected
- You Need Not Be a Big Company to Defeat Microsoft If You Can Successfully Challenge Its Core "Ideas"
- Maybe that's just a sign that the ideas of RMS have become too effective and thus "dangerous"
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- What Happened to the Open Source Initiative (OSI) Elections: A Moment of Silence and Revisionism Amid US Government Investigation and Community Uproar
- Not a word this month
- Microsoft Florian Becomes Patent Troll, Arranges to Sue Companies (Extorting Money Out of Them)
- From campaigner against software patents to paid Microsoft shill to "FOSS patents" (actually attacking FOSS) to revisionism as "books" (for Microsoft)... and now this
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- One is Simply Doomed to Fail When Working for Violent Men From Microsoft and Attacking Women as Well as People Who Merely Expose Crimes or Report Real Crimes
- Imagine saying to people that you "practice law" or "exercise law"
- The Tariffs Are Accelerating Microsoft's Decline in China
- Judging by the way things are going, there will be considerable adoption of GNU/Linux in years to come, China being one major contributing factor.
- Control Your Systems, Control All Your Data
- what does it take for us to control our own systems and data?
- Misplacing Blame for Security Problems, Sometimes With LLM Slop That Blames "Linux" for Microsoft's Failures
- Broken telephones and stochastic parrots beget plenty of Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt (FUD)
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- Blizzard/Microsoft Unions Grow Ahead of Mass Layoffs at Microsoft, Apparently Starting Next Week (as Many as 30,000 Workers Laid Off by Year's End)
- Microsoft already fired about 5,000-6,000 workers this year by our estimates; that's not counting resignations compelled through pressure (i.e. pushed, did not jump) and contractors
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Comments
aeshna23
2008-07-18 13:41:40
Roy Schestowitz
2008-07-18 14:07:04
Peter Kraus
2008-07-18 19:47:28