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Full Story (239 comments, 1836 words in story) Clinton's Role In The War Against Terrorism (Politics) By theboz Sat Nov 1st, 2003 at 12:27:53 PM EST Many people today are critical of how the Bush administration is handling the war against terrorism. Very few, however, are offering alternatives for how it could be handled. Amidst complaints of civil and human rights violations, government propaganda, and shady politics, there appear to be very few alternatives to what we can do to preserve our safety. We trust the President of the U.S. to be in charge and take care of our nation. There is one president in recent history that we can look to for an example of how to fight against terrorists, Bill Clinton. Although many have blamed the former president for not taking a hard stance against terrorism, Clinton did quite a bit against terrorism. 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Newsletter Sign Up   FEATURES SECTIONS   Business   Entertainment   Hardware   Internet   Mobile Computing   News and Trends   Operating Systems   Programming   Software   Technology        Section: News and Trends FLASH - Novell buys SuSE Tuesday November 04, 2003 - [ 01:29 PM GMT ] Topics: Product Announcements By: Robin 'Roblimo' Miller NewsForge received the official press release today at 8:15 a.m., US EST. It's reprinted below, lightly edited, and we'll have a followup story after the official press conference that's scheduled to start at 11 a.m. US EST. Read the Rest - 2 Comments  Section: Software Red Hat realignment opens door for Red Carpet Tuesday November 04, 2003 - [ 12:00 PM GMT ] Topics: By: Joe Barr Earlier this year Red Hat said it would drop Red Hat Linux to focus exclusively on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. In September the company announced that the community-based Fedora project would replace what used to be the free version of Red Hat Linux. Yesterday Red Hat told its customers when it would end support of Red Hat 9. Those developments raised important questions for Ximian Desktop users. Would Ximian support Red Hat Enterprise Linux or Fedora? And would the company position its Red Carpet service as the natural successor to Red Hat Network (RHN), since those who don't step up to Enterprise Linux will be left without RHN support for Fedora? Read the Rest - 3 Comments  Section: Software Shared vs. distributed memory in large Linux clusters Tuesday November 04, 2003 - [ 08:00 AM GMT ] Topics: Linux By: Chris Gulker With Linux clusters becoming more commonplace in business IT settings, it seemed helpful to learn concepts that keep popping up in discussions of using clusters to solve problems. One such concept is the difference between shared and distributed memory. Read the Rest - Post Comment  Section: Business IT Investors Journal - JDSU benefits as competitors leave the business Monday November 03, 2003 - [ 10:54 PM GMT ] Topics: Money By: Melanie Hollands I've liked opto-electronics manufacturer JDSU for 12 months, since it was trading at around the $1.70 level. I thought at that time that there was potential for the stock to double or triple in 12-18 months. The stock closed at $3.53 on Friday, up over 100% in 12 months, and has traded as high as $4.71 this year (up nearly 180% since October 2002). I still like JDS Uniphase for a long-term position. Depending on the timing and shape of economic recovery, shares could double from current levels during the next 12 months. Read more at itmanagersjournal.com - Post Comment MORE FEATURES   NEWSVAC Linux and Open Source headlines from all over the Web Researchers to build 'crash-test Internet' Tuesday November 04, 2003 - [ 02:00 PM GMT ] Topic: Security gulker writes "A team of UC Berkeley and University of Southern California professors has received a $5.46 million grant to build one of the most realistic models of the Inter ... Read the rest - Post Comment Letter From Richard Seibt, CEO SuSE Linux Tuesday November 04, 2003 - [ 01:30 PM GMT ] Topic: Linux Chuck Talk writes "Below is a copy of the letter as written verbatim from Richard Seibt, CEO of SuSE Linux in regard to the current SCO Group litigation and the future of Unit ... Read the rest - Post Comment MontaVista Software Expands Presence to Italy Monday November 03, 2003 - [ 12:00 AM GMT ] Topic: Product Announcements Annette Oevermann writes "SUNNYVALE, Calif., Nov. 3, 2003 -- MontaVista Software Inc., the company powering the embedded revolution, today announced the appointment of Italsof ... Read the rest - Post Comment Three Years of Free Software Activism: The Case of GNU-Darwin Monday November 03, 2003 - [ 11:33 PM GMT ] Topic: Apple/Macintosh Anonymous Reader writes ""GNU-Darwin is a Darwin-based operating system, but it also GNU-based, in that many thousands of free software titles are provided, all of which are c ... Read the rest - Post Comment 'Longhorn' Pitted Against Linux 2.6 Monday November 03, 2003 - [ 11:00 PM GMT ] Topic: Windows sjvn writes "The stage is set for a showdown between 'Longhorn' and Linux systems, as Microsoft, Red Hat and SuSE kick off a war of words." ... Read the rest - 8 Comments A BSD Linux? Monday November 03, 2003 - [ 10:30 PM GMT ] Topic: Government Anonymous Reader writes "Someone's proposed a hybrid of BSD and Linux, creating a Linux-like GPLed fork of BSD, and maybe a fork that would allow brief, one or two year privat ... Read the rest - 2 Comments Elematics Supports Carrier Grade Linux on Intel Monday November 03, 2003 - [ 10:00 PM GMT ] Topic: Product Announcements Annette Oevermann writes "BEAVERTON, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 3, 2003--Elematics, an innovator of multi-carrier, multi-vendor network control plane software, today announce ... Read the rest - Post Comment Linus Fields Dev Questions On the Future of Linux Monday November 03, 2003 - [ 09:33 PM GMT ] Topic: Linux Last month, Geekcruises' Linux Lunacy cruise to Alaska proved that Linux and Open Source are hot enough topics to even warm up Northern waters. The feature of the trip w ... Read the rest - Post Comment Tools target homegrown versions of Linux Monday November 03, 2003 - [ 09:00 PM GMT ] Topic: Linux Homegrown Linux will get some decidedly commercial attention with TimeSys Corp.'s release this week of a software tool set aimed at developers of roll-your-own Linux-based ... Read the rest - Post Comment Secure programmer: Validating input Monday November 03, 2003 - [ 08:34 PM GMT ] Topic: Programming Anonymous Reader writes "In nearly all secure programs, your first line of defense is to check every piece of data you receive. If you can keep malicious data from entering yo ... Read the rest - Post Comment MORE NEWSVAC   NEWSFORGE POLL Linux and Open Source headlines from all over the Web Which Codie Award nominee would get your vote for Best Open Source Software? NetBeans IDE 3.5.1 LindowsOS 4.0 MySQL database server Red Hat Enterprise Linux SAproxy [ Results | Polls ] Comments:2 | Votes:194 MORE POLLS   COMICS The comics section Plan9 Comics MORE COMICS

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Austin is a beautiful mistress... posted by LinearB on Tuesday October 28, @01:59PM I first met RJ Nagle back when he was writing docs for Dell. I became aware of RJ's writing when he started posting to GeekAustin. Some of you might recognize Rob from his book reviews for Slashdot. A while back, Rob moved from Austin to Houston, in search of stable employment. Rather than simply grumble about Houston, he started organizing events and making things happen. He now helps run the Houston Fray Cafe. About six months ago I asked Rob to write an article about the differences in Houston and Austin geek culture. Six months and a few thousand words later, he finished. The result is So Long and Thanks for all the Foobars . Rob comments that the essay "describes my life as an unemployed geek in Austin between 2001 and 2002. Now that I am ex-Austinite living in Houston, I wonder why I stayed in Austin for as long as I did." The article ended up being much too long for GeekAustin. So you can read the article on Rob's own site. Check out his other writing while your at it. ( Read More... | 7 of 12 comments ) jobs: ReCare is currently hiring for Java/QA/tech positions. posted by LinearB on Tuesday October 28, @01:45PM Scott Hall writes "ReCare, a medical software company, has an immediate need for talented Sr. Java Developers, Sr. Integration Engineers, a QA Director, Sr. QA Engineers, and a Technical Product Manager. Details... ( Read More... | 1342 bytes in body | jobs ) HoTDAMA Oct 27th chapter meeting posted by LinearB on Tuesday October 21, @01:25PM Meeting: Data Management Association, Heart of Texas Chapter(HoTDAMA). Date: Monday, Oct 27, 5:30pm-8:pm. Presentation starts at 6:15 Place: Lone Star Cafe, (I-35 exit 200) San Marcos, TX Speaker: Ms. Chris Rubis of Data Junction Topic: “Pain Points in Data Integration” Cost: members & first-time guests free; others $20 "Join us for our final meeting for 2003! Before the presentation come meet other data professionals and elect new officers for 2004. ( Read More... ) IEEE Central Texas Women in Engineering Meeting - Nov 4th posted by LinearB on Tuesday October 21, @01:15PM Meeting: IEEE Central Texas Women in Engineering Date: Tuesday, November 4, 6-8 pm Place: La Madeleine 3418 N. Lamar Blvd., Austin (map) Speaker: Ms. Liz Coker, founder, Minco Labs Topic: “Then versus Now” Cost: Free more details here ( Read More... ) How to Break Into the Video Game Industry - Nov. 1 posted by LinearB on Friday October 17, @02:07PM Chris Sherman writes "The Austin Game Initiative is hosting the following day long event: How to Break Into the Video Game Industry, November 15, 2003 - 8:30 AM to 3 PM at the Commons Center at JJ Pickle Research Campus. Chris goes on to say "The computer and video games industry is thriving. Austin is a hotbed of activity with more than 50 local companies involved in the games business. Find out what it takes to get into the business. Meet with leading recruiters, hiring managers and industry veterans. Professionals and Students and find out what it takes to get into the business. Professionals, learn how your experience and transferable skills can gain you rapid entry into this industry. Students find out how to build a professional road map to a career in the games industry. Learn what employers are looking for now and in the future. Bring your resume. Register online at: http://www.austingame.com/breakin/ ( Read More... | 1 comment ) jobs: Java Doc Tech Writer Needed in Austin posted by LinearB on Thursday October 16, @03:32PM RickW writes "We have an urgent need for an experienced Java Doc Tech Writer to document the code for our existing API's. This is a short term, luctrative, contract that can lead to longer term involvement or can terminate at the end of this project; mutual choice. Please send resumes and salary requirements to careers@tomorrowstech.com and we will be in touch (really quick). Please mention that you are referring to the post in Geek Austin." ( Read More... | jobs ) jobs: PostgreSQL/Oracle DBA performance/tuning contract posted by LinearB on Tuesday October 14, @12:58PM RickW writes "We have need of an experienced DBA to tune our PostgreSQL database. We will likely be migrating to Oracle, so there is a possibility for a longer term if all parties gel. Performance and tuning is what this short term contract is all about. Send resumes and hourly to careers@tomorrowstech.com. Be sure to mention that you saw the post in Geek Austin." ( Read More... | jobs ) Hangar 18 posted by LinearB on Tuesday October 14, @10:42AM Hangar 18 is not news to the folks on the Austin Linux Group mailing list - or any other number of tech mailing lists in town. For those who haven't yet heard, here's the summary from the Hangar 18 website: "Hangar 18 is a group of hobbyist and professionals distributed around the globe sharing a common resource pool based around the Plan 9 operating system. These resources are provided as 'free' resources under Open Source style licenses. In particular issues of the user environment and how distributed computing can be made ubiquitous and useful are primary. This includes multi-player games, distributed real-time computing, shared media libraries, multi-media conferencing, mobile global sign-on, wireless and packet technology, cryptography and anonymity, digital cash, robotics, distributed multi-agent systems, small world networks, etc. Participation is by providing process, file, or access resources to the community on a tit-for-tat basis. The primary goal of Hangar 18 is to develop a truly distributed computing infrastructure. This means global sign-on, distributed processing, a variety of resource name-spaces, layers of communications infra-structures that support various ranges of point-to-point communications, and hopefully much more." ( Read More... ) AMDZone.com Lan Party October 25th posted by LinearB on Thursday October 09, @04:43PM Chris Tom writes "Our lan party is set for the 25th of this month! BOXX is our sponsor, and they will be showing a new product at the event. Registration is here. Also check out the Texas Gaming Festival which we will have a date for soon!" ( Read More... ) EFF-Austin Roundtable on Homeland Security - Octob... posted by LinearB on Wednesday October 01, @08:39PM davidnunez just informed me that the EFF-Austin and ACLU-TX are having a discussion on homeland security and government surveillance policies in Texas. The discussion led by Scott Henson of ACLU-TX. I've known Scott for almost 15 years, from back in the days when my bookstore advertised in Scott's (and Tom's) UT-focused newspaper, The Polemicist. Scott has a hound dog knack for finding out who's lining their pockets and subverting the public trust. The UT administration literally feared this guy. I lamented the day that he graduated and left UT. - Linear Here's the details: The EFF-Austin Policy Roundtable Time: Thursday October 2nd, 7PM Venue: Ventana Del Soul Address: 1834 E. Oltorf, Oltorf and Burleson Directions: Oltorf Exit off I35; head east on Oltorf Food: Ventana sells coffee, juice, pastries, sandwiches. RSVP: alevin@alevin.com ( Read More... | 1536 bytes in body | 2 comments )

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