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Review by Juanita Sherwood When his son was younger, Mike Baye told the boy to “hold tight” during the times the child needed reassurance that a tough situation was going to work out all right. In the book by that name, the whole Baye family must “hold tight” to overcome challenges that occur one after another in situations that depict the troubles — and then some — that can occur in modern ...

..or so it seems. It's under serious strain. I am not a cynic by nature, but years of experience in the IT world have compelled me to make sure that everything passes the smell test. As a result, I can often tell beforehand whether I am hearing marketspeak or the real deal.

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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols, the Linux world's very own Thurrot-before-he-lost-his-faith, writes: "People tell me I bash Microsoft too much; that Microsoft's products really are great. OK, so I won't bash Microsoft this time around.

The Wind -- for Wi-Fi Network Device -- from MSI Computer Corp. is the first 10-inch notebook that features the new Intel Atom 1.6GHz processor. It weighs 2.6 pounds, has an ergonomically designed keyboard with keys spaced just 0.68 inches apart and a 10-inch LDC display with a resolution of 1024 by 600. All this is packed into a case measuring 7.08 inches wide by 10.23 inches long.

The founder of the Ubuntu-project talks in an interview about the integration of proprietary drivers, the One Laptop per Child project, and 'great applications' from Microsoft.

The high costs of migrating from Windows XP to Windows Vista will be the catalyst that encourages more companies to seriously consider moving to desktop Linux , according to open source and networking company Novell on Monday.

clipped from tech.blorge.com AOL, AT&T join child porn battle clipped from tech.blorge.com AT&T and AOL (the largest and third-largest ISPs respectively) committed to blocking access to all newsgroups with child porn, along with offending websites stored on their servers. Verizon, Time Warner and Sprint had already agreed to this action.

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