Unknown attackers penetrated the server hosting the open source ProFTPD FTP server project and concealed a back door in the source code.
Read more »Why and How I Join the Cloud Hype, and So Can You, Free Culture Amigos!
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I suggest that fellow advocates of the free culture movement jump on the cloud bandwagon and compete with the hype generator(s?) for the seat behind the steering wheel, popularizing the free culture concepts during the competition, as a peaceful way of fighting the cloud hypes.
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The Internet Distributed Open Name System project
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Problem: They want to use DNS to spy on us; track us; censor us; threaten us and ban us.
Answer: Scrap DNS!
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Free Software GSM Presentation on Dec. 9th
http://aligunduz.org –
You have gotten used to the idea of Android and Meego? Let's see what you'll think about the possibility of Free Software handling what your cell phone is primarily made for.
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Free Software Foundation's software repository hacked
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The Web front end for a Free Software Foundation software repository remains down after the server it was hosted on was attacked last week.
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Savannah and www.gnu.org downtime
http://www.fsf.org –
Over the weekend, Savannah was compromised. Here's a chronological account of the events: […]
We are very sorry for the inconvenience caused to Savannah users by this attack, and thank you for your patience while we work to bring back an improved service.
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Mozilla exec tells Microsoft, Google and Apple to 'stop being evil'
http://www.pcr-online.biz –
A representative of Firefox web browser developer Mozilla, has criticised computing giants for ‘unwanted plug-ins’ installed by the companies into the Firefox browser. “Why do they think this is okay?
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Open-source Social Network Diaspora Goes Live
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Diaspora, a widely anticipated social network site built on open-source code, has cracked open its doors for business today, at least for a handful of invited participants.
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Ubuntu: Rolling release rumours wrong
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Recent news has suggested that the Ubuntu Linux distribution is to change to a rolling release schedule. Ubuntu's Rick Spencer has now issued a statement that these rumours are wrong
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Kernel Log: Fast response times via process groups
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With the automatic creation of process groups, the desktop interface should remain responsive even when a large number of processes are making the CPU sweat. Meanwhile, the development of 2.6.37 is in full swing, and new stable kernels replace their predecessors; 2.6.35, on the other hand, has reached the end of its life
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Being US-centric does not serve GNOME Foundation well
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itwire.com: The GNOME Foundation has been forced to change the rules for a design contest it is holding after one of its members objected to the exclusion of certain countries.
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Sir Tim Berners-Lee on the state of the WWW on its 20th anniversary
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The Web is critical not merely to the digital revolution but to our continued prosperity—and even our liberty. Like democracy itself, it needs defending.
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Healtcheck: openSUSE - Community before code
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The openSUSE community is on a voyage of introspection and self discovery. SuSE Linux has been around in one form or another since 1992, and, with the possible exception of Slackware, has an older provenance than any other Linux distribution, yet openSUSE is still in search of a unifying vision that sets it apart from its rivals and its past.
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Three unspoken blockers that prevent professors from teaching open source community participation
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Sebastian Dziallas and I sat down last weekend at the 2010 Frontiers in Education conference with a group of professors from the Teaching Open Source community. "What are the biggest blockers that you're facing in doing this,"
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Ubuntu developer summit proceedings
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This page summarizes many of the outcomes of the event, and for each track there is a link to further detailed notes. Please note: these are proceedings and plans, and some of these things may not get completed as planned for whatever reason. As such, please read this list as a set of goals, and not a promise of what Ubuntu 11.04 will include.
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