Now that KDE 4.0.0 is tagged and out and that bit of worry and concern is behind him for the moment, Aaron J. Seigo takes a moment to talk about KDE 4.0. In particular, He addresses some of the common memes, in fairly random order, that he sees about KDE 3.5 and KDE 4.0.

Andreas Bogk warns that, despite the alleged improvements in PHP's random number functions, random session IDs and other numbers are still guessable

This is a topic that is quite easy and doesn't need much explanation but still many people manage to mess it up. Not going into a hyperbole, I'll get straight to the point...Basically, given any random number, if you take its modulus with a, you will obviously get a number between 0 and a -1. This is all fine and dandy, so now someone asks you to generate a random number between a and b (a < b).

Random nonsense for your amusement. Links to sites containing random humor generators :)

I’ve been using Dolphin for my file manager, rather than Konqueror, for about a week now. These are just some random things I’ve thought about while adjusting my behavior and work process.

Buying new computers, particularly laptops, can be a bit of a challenge for Linux users. Sure, you can just go buy any random computer, but you are not guaranteed compatibility. Yes, all the essential parts will almost certainly work, but you never know for sure without doing some research.

A random check of web logs reveals a shocking story of underdogs and titans, traffic and agents... and the fall of Microsoft's browser.

It’s taken the confluence of several disparate but connected events to create the perfect breeding ground for desktop versions of Linux to finally flourish.

Here is a collection of short videos starring Linux: from IBM, Novell, and random creative people doing random creative acts like taking Tux skydiving, running 165 Linux applications at once, and making movies with Blender. Enjoy!