Cyberwarfare has started but not between countries.
Everyone seems to be missing the really interesting aspects of the Google-China events this week.
Most of the emphasis has been on the idea that Google is going to leave China. While Google does state that they may end up closing shop in China, that is not the whole story. It is not even the most interesting part ofRead the rest of the post "Google, Adobe, China and Cyberwar"
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Has the Google Wave caught you yet?
Many have now received an invitation for the preview of Google Wave.
If no one you know has an invite for you, you may be able to request oneRead the rest of the post "Will Google Wave Replace Email and Chat?"
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Scientific American had an article recently about a digital camera that helped catch its own thief.
One extremely frightening point has been missed in the article and other posts I have read about the story.
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A series of unfortunate events Memorial Day weekend demonstrated some advantages Linux and open source software have over commecial software choices.
I learned one of the advantages of Linux over other operating systems. Don't let the somewhat geeky story below turn you off, there is a lesson to be learned.Read the rest of the post "Open Source Can Have Advantages Over Commercial Software"
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