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This looks interesting enough to share.

http://www.tomshardware.com/howto/20051110/index.html

Update

http://techdirt.com/articles/20050826/1227244_F.shtml

I also agree that using somebodies else's wifi is stealing. But I would not lump it in the same category of stealing a car. Trouble shooting several connection with clients and such I have found that allot of people could be using their neighbor's wireless and not even know. Ask yourself this. How o...

DSL as in the OS, not the connection. Holy crap! I have heard you guys talk about Damn Small Linux allot over the past shows, and well, I decided to give it a try. I had it less than a day and I already think its the coolest think since sliced bread. It gave new life to my old 400Mhz laptop. Booted ...

Don't get me wrong, I thing the kids should be punished but the School's IT Administrators should be punished too. School districts often don't secure their computer networks well and students need to be better taught right from wrong on such networks, said Internet expert Jean Armour Polly, author ...

I just moved into a new apartment and one of my neighbors has open wireless. PCs and router wide open and not password protected.

That is a great movie.

I am sure most have seen this but I will post it anyway.

Superfriends + OfficeSpace = http://www.heavy.com/viral2/TPS/

Anonymous wrote:

learnix wrote:That is like saying McDonalds is better for you cause it quick and fast. You don't have to make food you just drive thru.

Haha... Well, some people know how to cook and some people are better off out of the kitchen... ;p

LOL, touche

I went and tried the tweaks and so far I have to say very nice. Seems to have sped up firefox nicely.

LOL, The more and more I hear about it, the more more I find Microsoft's Vista comical.

Using yum is awesome too. It resolves dependencies and installs and that's exactly what people want. Something easy to install and upgrade. The only drawback is if you have a system that does not have external access you'll have to download all the RPM's and updates to a directory somewhere on your...

Anybody have a suggestion on a good linux RSS program.

Gomer_X wrote: I can't install an ogg player because it's a work machine, so I'm stuck with mp3s.

What player do you use? I run Linux at work but I have a windows box that I rdesktop into for the windows only apps. I have winamp installed and it by default plays ogg files.

Great interveiw btw.

I have a strange feeling I have seen this before and it was not on IBM's website. Anyway interesting little article.

http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/l ... 01BuildISP