Monthly Archives: March 2005

On Novell and Tally

March 30, 2005 – 1:16 pm

The Register has some nice coverage on Novell’s purchase of Tally Systems.

By T.J. | Posted in Novell/SuSE | Comments (0)

Buffalo TeraStation

March 30, 2005 – 12:52 pm

Lots of buzz about the Buffalo TeraStation this week. The Register has a story, and I’ve read about it in a couple of other places (that I forgot to bookmark).
With impressive specs like 1TB of storage, a 266MHz Freescale PowerPC processor, 512MB of SDRAM, a Realtek gigabit NIC, a RAID controller, and Linux-based firmware, […]

By T.J. | Posted in reviews | Comments (1)

Spectrum-starved US prepares to feast

March 30, 2005 – 12:40 pm

Story on newly and soon to be available spectrum in the US

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The Neat and public services

March 30, 2005 – 12:38 pm

Working for a public school district, I found this article from the BBC interesting. I think they are right - in the end it’s the quality of service, not the method of delivery that is the most important.

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High School students’ “Stinky” robot beats MIT in underwater bot championship

March 30, 2005 – 12:09 pm

Wired has a great story about how four high school students built an underwater robot for $800 and beat the pants off of engineering students from the likes of MIT and their $11,000 robot. A great read - definitely worth reading through until the end!

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