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  1. More Information on the AMD Hammer by advtech · · Score: 1 · on What's Next in CPU Land after Itanium?

    The Edge Report has a review of the AMD Hammer Processor as well as a look inside AMD's server strategy going forward. The link is:

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=133

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  2. More Information on the AMD Hammer by advtech · · Score: 1 · on What's Next in CPU Land after Itanium?

    The Edge Report has a review of the AMD Hammer Processor as well as a look inside AMD's server strategy going forward. The link is:

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=133

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  3. This isn't the ONLY Reason to Open it Up! by advtech · · Score: 2, Interesting · on States Demand Windows Source Code

    Why stop at the "prove it" reasoning? What if our national security depended on opening Microsoft's code? The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

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  4. This isn't the ONLY Reason to Open it Up! by advtech · · Score: 2, Interesting · on States Demand Windows Source Code

    Why stop at the "prove it" reasoning? What if our national security depended on opening Microsoft's code? The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

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  5. This isn't the ONLY Reason to Open it Up! by advtech · · Score: 2, Interesting · on States Demand Windows Source Code

    Why stop at the "prove it" reasoning? What if our national security depended on opening Microsoft's code? The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

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  6. The figure isn't surprising at all, actually. by advtech · · Score: 2, Informative · on Record Video Games Sales in 2001

    $9.4 Billion isn't a shocking number, especially when you consider the major things that have happened this year. You, of course, have Xbox, PS2, and Gamecube driving huge sales dollars.

    On the PC side, you have crazy things happening, like Wolfenstein Shipping over 1 Million Copies. Then you think about the gross dollars being generated on SINGLE games, it's staggering. Consider now a published like Activision has dozens in its portfolio.

    Look also at the franchise opportunites these games present. The Sims and its add-ons held spots 1, 2, 8, and 9 on the Top Selling U.S. PC Games for the week of January 5th.

    In Korea, there's a $300 Million market for cybercafes. What are we spending our money on? Games, apparently.

    And consider this: now that Xbox is in the livingroom, there's an entertainment platform ready for expansion in many MANY households now. The industry is only going to grow.

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  7. The figure isn't surprising at all, actually. by advtech · · Score: 2, Informative · on Record Video Games Sales in 2001

    $9.4 Billion isn't a shocking number, especially when you consider the major things that have happened this year. You, of course, have Xbox, PS2, and Gamecube driving huge sales dollars.

    On the PC side, you have crazy things happening, like Wolfenstein Shipping over 1 Million Copies. Then you think about the gross dollars being generated on SINGLE games, it's staggering. Consider now a published like Activision has dozens in its portfolio.

    Look also at the franchise opportunites these games present. The Sims and its add-ons held spots 1, 2, 8, and 9 on the Top Selling U.S. PC Games for the week of January 5th.

    In Korea, there's a $300 Million market for cybercafes. What are we spending our money on? Games, apparently.

    And consider this: now that Xbox is in the livingroom, there's an entertainment platform ready for expansion in many MANY households now. The industry is only going to grow.

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  8. Stanford's Modular Bot: Polypod! by advtech · · Score: 4, Informative · on Modular Robots

    For more information on modular robots, and the 1993 research done at Stanford University on polypod, the bot that preceeded Xerox PARC's polybot, visit The Edge Report, which has posted a brief follow-up to the Slashdot article.

    Direct link to the story is:
    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=138

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  9. Stanford's Modular Bot: Polypod! by advtech · · Score: 4, Informative · on Modular Robots

    For more information on modular robots, and the 1993 research done at Stanford University on polypod, the bot that preceeded Xerox PARC's polybot, visit The Edge Report, which has posted a brief follow-up to the Slashdot article.

    Direct link to the story is:
    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=138

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  10. What's REALLY in the Windows code anyway? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Feds to Publish Public Comments on MS Settlement

    The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. What exactly is in the Microsoft Windows code? Who knows? It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

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  11. What's REALLY in the Windows code anyway? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Feds to Publish Public Comments on MS Settlement

    The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. What exactly is in the Microsoft Windows code? Who knows? It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

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  12. What's REALLY in the Windows code anyway? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Feds to Publish Public Comments on MS Settlement

    The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. What exactly is in the Microsoft Windows code? Who knows? It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

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  13. AMD Hammer and Server Strategy by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Intel's Answer to AMD's Hammer - Yamhill

    Here's a link to an article about the Hammer, and AMD's proposed server strategy, as explained at LinuxWorld Expo in NYC 2002.

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=133

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  14. But how safe are we? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Govt Says: Internet Is Popular

    Yeah, sure, we're online. But how safe are most of the schmucks running M$ products? The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

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  15. But how safe are we? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Govt Says: Internet Is Popular

    Yeah, sure, we're online. But how safe are most of the schmucks running M$ products? The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

    --

  16. But how safe are we? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Govt Says: Internet Is Popular

    Yeah, sure, we're online. But how safe are most of the schmucks running M$ products? The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

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  17. Can we Learn from This? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on NACI: Gov't of South Africa Pushes Open Source

    We might be able to learn from this example. Along these lines, The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

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  18. Can we Learn from This? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on NACI: Gov't of South Africa Pushes Open Source

    We might be able to learn from this example. Along these lines, The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

    --

  19. Can we Learn from This? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on NACI: Gov't of South Africa Pushes Open Source

    We might be able to learn from this example. Along these lines, The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

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  20. Open Source of National Security! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Why Coding Is Insecure

    Absolutely agreed. Along these lines, The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

    --

  21. Open Source of National Security! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Why Coding Is Insecure

    Absolutely agreed. Along these lines, The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

    --

  22. Open Source of National Security! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Why Coding Is Insecure

    Absolutely agreed. Along these lines, The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

    --

  23. Open Source for National Security? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Sardonix Source Code Security Auditing Portal

    Along the lines of a different side of the "security" issue, The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

    --

  24. Open Source for National Security? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Sardonix Source Code Security Auditing Portal

    Along the lines of a different side of the "security" issue, The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

    --

  25. Open Source for National Security? by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Sardonix Source Code Security Auditing Portal

    Along the lines of a different side of the "security" issue, The Edge Report has posted an interesting article talking about the national security implications of closed source software. While the infiltration of Microsoft by Al Qaeda may have been only a rumor, the article explores a world where this could happen. And guess what? We're living in it. It closes with a powerful statement: "Closed source software vendors, in the name of National Security: Open your Code!".

    http://www.edgereport.com/article.php?sid=135

    --

  26. Last Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  27. Last Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  28. Last Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  29. Last Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  30. Last Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  31. Last Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  32. Last Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  33. Last Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  34. Last Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  35. Last Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  36. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pictures! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Miscellaneous LinuxWorld Tidbits

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  37. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pictures! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Miscellaneous LinuxWorld Tidbits

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  38. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pictures! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Miscellaneous LinuxWorld Tidbits

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

    --

  39. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pictures! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Miscellaneous LinuxWorld Tidbits

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

    --

  40. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pictures! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Miscellaneous LinuxWorld Tidbits

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

    --

  41. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pictures! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Miscellaneous LinuxWorld Tidbits

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

    --

  42. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pictures! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Miscellaneous LinuxWorld Tidbits

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

    --

  43. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pictures! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Miscellaneous LinuxWorld Tidbits

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  44. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pictures! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Miscellaneous LinuxWorld Tidbits

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  45. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pictures! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on Miscellaneous LinuxWorld Tidbits

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  46. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  47. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  48. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  49. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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  50. Final Batch of LinuxWorld Pics! by advtech · · Score: 1 · on LWCE Reports Continue

    Here's The Edge Report's last batch of pictures from LinuxWorld Conference & Expo in New York City. Set 6 - Veritas, Intel, hancom (they really like Commander Taco); Set 7 - AMD, Inferno, Linuxfund, Entertainment; Set 8 - Miscellaneous; Set 9 - Miscellaneous, Booth Babes, and New York City.

    Older sets include: Set 1 - Walking in, CA, AMD, Red Hat; Set 2 - Ximian, IBM, Games, "The Tattoo Guy", MandrakeSoft; Set 3 - .orgs, Compaq, fsf, Sun; Set 4 - NuSphere, IBM, Caldera, Dice.com, Sony; Set 5 - Veritas, Sharp, Sun, O'Reilly, and Compaq's Game Show.

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