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more »Archiveteam Project Collects Lost Web 2.0 Content
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more »Bill Gates, Laptops and Confusion
May 27, 2009On his visit to Spain, Bill Gates met the Spanish prime minister and didn't fail to lobby for Microsoft computers in schools. But lacking knowledge of Spanish regions led to some confusion and did not quite bring the attention he might have wanted.
more »Nexenta Core 2.0 with Ubuntu 8.04 Packages
May 27, 2009Nexenta Core Platform (NCP), a free OS with the OpenSolaris kernel and GNU userland, is now out in version 2.0.
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May 26, 2009British market researchers took some lessons from a survey of 1,275 Linux migrators in organizations worldwide.
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