10Gps Wireless
Oh boy my mouth started watering the second I read this article. Although still being developed in the lab seems the boys over NTT have been busy. 10Gps via wireless here we come. [NTT]
From the archive
October 2002
82 posts
Linux and Setting up Apache
I hate to spend money and have always looked at ways to save on our computing budget. I have a Linux box that I play around on self teaching myself Linux so that I can become more diverse. I have been hesitant to install Apache on the box being I have been so spoiled with Windows point and click but
The end of passwords is nigh …
A UK company claims it has developed a more secure system than passwords that is just as simple and cheap. Quizid says its technique uses unique codes instead of user names and passwords. Users have a credit card-sized device that generates a passcode each time they want to log in. The code is only valid for a short time and
Microsoft at it again, say rivals
Microsoft has angered some competitors by limiting the technical data it promised to release under the terms of its antitrust settlement. The Redmond giant has claimed that the restrictions are normal for the software industry and do not violate the terms of the agreement. But competitors have argued that Microsoft's actions are a return to the old days, which led
Advanced data integration, grid computing
IBM Researchers are working on projects to improve heterogeneous data integration and to enable grid computing. One endeavor, known as Project Clio, involves providing a mapping tool to look at data schemas and collections and deduce what transformations need to be made to integrate data sets, according to Laura Haas, IBM distinguished engineer for information integration and DB query processing,
Kevin Mitnick shares secrets in new book
The world's most notorious hacker Kevin Mitnick claims that false accusations of breaking into top secret US installations were used to demonise him by law enforcement agencies in their fight to bring him to justice. In an interview with vnunet.com, he described himself as a hacker not a cracker, a prankster and explorer who was motivated by a desire to
Geek News Central Update
I wanted everyone to know that we have been having problems with the server here and post we have been making sometimes are not making it to the web site. I have been raising hell with the provider and I think I hit a nerve as all of a sudden the system is running at a 100% again. My connectivity
Do you Have RED Hair you may need more Drugs
In a total bizarre story it appears if you have red hair and are going to be going under the knife your anaesthetic billis going to be higher than most others. I guess they have some medical proof interesting read if your a Red Head. [New Scientist]
Is your Mobile Phone Spying on You
Apparently and according to the Guardian: A UK Government secret Celldar project will allow surveillance of anyone, at any time and anywhere there is a phone signal [Guardian Unlimited]
A new breed of pop-up ads
Apparently MSN Messenger has a bug and if your getting bombarded by Pop-Up ad's MSN Messenger may be to blame. [Wired]
AD Switch has Microsoft Red in Face
I am not a MAC pundit we run Windows and Linux machines but ol Bill Gates and company have really done something stupid and deserve all the bad press they can get. Check out what the idiots over Microsoft did and read Apples reasons to switch [Microsofts Blundered AD] [Apple Switch Ad] The audacity to do this is beyond my
CERT Times Newsletter
As a IT professional I am always looking to get new certifications. I found a newsletter that has Cert information. It appears to have great information and should be a good read. www.certtimes.com
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