Lazlo Woodbine - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Say goodbye for XML (Score 1) 272

by Lazlo Woodbine on Tuesday December 22, 2009 @06:11PM (#30529914) Attached to: Microsoft Ordered To Pay $290M, Stop Selling Word

As far as I can remember this was right after 9/11 and the US government needed help to parse a lot of text better. i4i was more or less strong-armed into co-operating with Microsoft for National Security Reasons.

Comment Re:great for publi$her$? (Score 2, Insightful) 155

by Lazlo Woodbine on Friday December 04, 2009 @03:58PM (#30327922) Attached to: Hearst Launching Kindle Competitor and Platform "By Publishers, For Publishers"

Maybe if the gave it away like the CueCat? My hope is that it will be possible to use this device in ways that weren't foreseen.

Comment Re:No ethical problem at all (Score 0, Flamebait) 782

by Lazlo Woodbine on Saturday August 01, 2009 @12:51PM (#28909693) Attached to: The Ethics of Selling GPLed Software For the iPhone

Right. And what does the constitution say about black people again?

Comment Re:And? (Score 3, Informative) 307

by Lazlo Woodbine on Wednesday July 29, 2009 @04:49PM (#28873219) Attached to: P2P Network Exposes Obama's Safehouse Location

Years after BBC broadcast it to the world.

F5 Fires Back On Open Source SSL Accelerator 120

Posted by timothy on Friday April 17, 2009 @10:09AM from the first-name-basis dept.

Random Feature writes "In response to Build an Open Source SSL Accelerator, in which o3 magazine detailed how to build a solution comparable to an F5 BIG-IP 6900 on the cheap, F5 Fires Back claiming it's not as cheap as it appears and pointing out the potential performance implications of a 'cobbled together set of components designed to mimic similar functionality.' The discussion on the performance of the Open Source solution based on Opteron RSA operation processing capabilities brings into question the validity of the 'more SSL TPS for cheaper' argument presented by o3."

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