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The FCC's weak new "open Internet" rules
Salon: "The neutering of the Internet is now the unofficial policy of the Federal Communications Commission. Contrary to the happy talk from FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski at a rule-making announcement today in Washington, the move is well underway to turn the Internet into a regulated playground for corporate giants."

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The New PHP 5 Features for Constructors and Destructors
PHP Builder: "As you probably know, the new OOP features in PHP 5 bring a new perspective to PHP applications. In this article, you will see the new PHP 5 features regarding constructors and destructors, which are one of the most important aspects in any type of object-orientated class."

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2010 Was a Big Linux Year
Linux Planet: "2010 was a big year for Linux, with four major kernel releases, multiple enterprise Linux updates and some large vendor shifts that will likely affect the Linux market for years to come."

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Linux on the Cloud: The Ubuntu Way
Practical Tech: "Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu Linux, has always had many enthusiastic user and developer fans. It's a different story within the enterprise"

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Editor's Note: Another Year Gone Already?
Where did 2010 go? I was just getting used to it!

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A Very Chrome-y Christmas
ZDNet: "The Cr-48 and Google's Chrome OS makes a great light vacationing computer. But can it and will it replace tens of millions of PCs? I think the answer is yes."

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Up and Running with KVM Ubuntu Style: Part Two
Linux Magazine: "Last week, you tested your Ubuntu system for KVM compatibility, installed KVM on your host server and installed a guest operating system into a virtual machine."

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Kunlun platform aims for sub-$100 Android phones
Linux Devices: "Wind River announced a partnership with Chinese telecommunications firm Via Telecom to develop low-cost Android phones using Wind River Platform for Android."

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Allegations of OpenBSD Backdoors May be True, Updated
Linux Journal: "It was just last week that Theo de Raadt, OpenBSD founder and developer, posted an email that claimed the Federal Bureau of Investigations paid OpenBSD developers to leave backdoors in its IPSEC network security stack."

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10 Server Hardware Highlights of 2010
ServerWatch: "From Oracle's acquisition of Sun to Cisco releasing servers to SSDs going mainstream, 2010 was an eventful year for server hardware. Here are the 10 most notable milestones."

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Microsoft, Standards, and Incompatibility: 1991-2010 -- And a Novell Smoking Gun
Groklaw: "Another gruesome exhibit is now finished as text in our collection of Comes v. Microsoft exhibits, Exhibit 1116 [PDF]. It's a Microsoft memo from 1991, regarding a suggested attack plan to beat out IBM's OS/2, written by Joseph Krawczak, currently group program manager for Outlook at Microsoft. Here are just three damning sentences from the confidential memo:"

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Review: Bria Android Edition VoIP Client
WiFi Planet: "While VoIP over Wi-Fi is no longer leading edge, VoWi-Fi on a mobile phone is still pushing the envelope a little - VoIP over 3G even more so."

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MidgardCR 10.12 "Hrungnir" released
Midgard: "The Midgard Project has released the first release of the third generation of the Midgard Content Repository."

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Troubleshooting MySQL Slow Queries with Tcpdumps
Database Journal: "MySQL has a wonderful facility for capturing slow queries called the slow query log. However if yours is not enabled when trouble occurs, and restarting the database is not an option, you'll need another solution. This is where a tcpdump can come in handy"

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OpenBSD chief believes contractor tried to write backdoors
IT World: "The lead developer of the OpenBSD operating system says that he believes that a government contracting firm that contributed code to his project "was probably contracted to write backdoors," which would grant secret access to encrypted communications."

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