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Novell Cancels BrainShare Conference 102

Posted by timothy from the just-before-it-could-buy-beer dept.
A.B. VerHausen writes "While OSCON and SCALE organizers ramp up plans for their events, Novell shuts down BrainShare after 20 years, citing travel costs and budget tightening as main concerns. 'Instead of the traditional in-person conference, Novell plans to offer online classes and virtual conferences to make education and training available to more people at a lower per-head cost to companies,' says the news story on OStatic.com."

Comment they can't and never will tell you... (Score 0) 483

by tblake (#24261613) Attached to: Real-World 3G Monthly Cost With Taxes and Fees?

If they give you an answer, and they're wrong, then they have to explain to you when you come back, why the answer wasn't right. And you can say you won't come back, but the next person might.

You can't trust customers these days, beleive me, I don't trust mine, it's why most of my answers are vague and as general as possible as well.
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Submission + - What will life be like in 2008? (modernmechanix.com)

Submitted by tblake
tblake writes: What will life be like in 2008? Back in 1968 Modern Mechanix mused what life would be like in 40 years. Some things are close, some things are way off, and some things are sorta right...
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Submission + - Vista & XP Security Flaw - Rootkit exploit in (antirootkit.com)

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Paul writes: "In early Devember 2007 a new rootkit that hides itself in the Master Boot Record (MBR) of a users disk was spotted in the wild. Up until then this was more of a proof of concept (POC). This goes to show how much effort rootkit authors are putting in to creating new ways of evading Anti Rootkit software. This is a new vector of attack for malware writers and gives them control from outside the Operating System."

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