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Linux News for Jul 31, 2010
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'Unhackable' Android can be hacked, Black Hat researchers say (Jul 31, 2010, 22:04)
Computerworld: "Once thought to be unhackable,
the Android phone is anything but, according to researchers
presenting at Black Hat 2010."
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10 Experimental PHP Projects Pushing the Envelope (Jul 31, 2010, 18:04)
Developer.com: "The PHP community has never
been one to shy away from bending their favorite language more ways
than a shopping mall pretzel, and as the ten wild projects
introduced in this article indicate, the fervor for experimentation
is as strong as ever!"
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Microsoft should starve on radical penguin diet (Jul 31, 2010, 14:04)
The Register: "When the mouthpiece of American
capitalism calls a company a dog, it's time to re-evaluate that
company's chances."
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USPTO Asks for Comments on New Interim Guidance on Bilski (Jul 31, 2010, 10:04)
Groklaw: "The PTO has just issued new guidance
for their examiners on Bilski, Interim Guidance for Determining
Subject Matter Eligibility for Process Claims in View of Bilski v.
Kappos [PDF] -- on how to follow what they think Bilski held as to
what is and isn't patentable subject matter under 35 U.S.C. §
101."
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Desktop Summit 2011 Announced (Jul 31, 2010, 06:04)
KDE.news: "GNOME and KDE are teaming up again
to host the 2011 Desktop Summit in Berlin, Germany. Due to the
success of the 2009 Desktop Summit the projects will co-locate
GUADEC and Akademy once again in August, 2011 for the largest free
software desktop event ever."
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Setting Up OpenVPN on a DD-WRT Router, Part 2 (Jul 31, 2010, 02:04)
Serverwatch: "This is the second installment of
a two-part series on setting up the OpenVPN server on DD-WRT router
firmware. This is a great way to set up secure connections to your
network for road-warriors or to remotely connect offices."
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