Jesoft, maker of the Vbulletin forum software which is used by the largest forums in the world was aquired by Internet Brands Inc. " The day-to-day management of Jelsoft will continue largely unchanged. I will continue as Managing Director and CEO of Jelsoft, working alongside the executive team at Internet Brands. John Percival, co-founder of vBulletin, will be taking this opportunity to pursue other interests..."

A start-up located in the French Alps near Grenoble is readying a tiny ARM-based Linux single-board computer (SBC) in a USB key form-factor. Calao, based in Sant Martin le Vinoux, is also readying a tiny Linux SBC designed to plug into QIL (quad in-line) IC sockets.
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It is a slow Monday around here, I guess everyone needs a Starbucks to wake up. Personally, I'm starving and I'm heading for lunch in a few. Hah, perhaps the 'last post wins' thread killed everyones energy. graysky and Ahnetworks both have interesting posts and projects going on if you are looking for something cool to read. 

 And if you haven't yet, have a read on the great, new wiki article, Core 2 duo overclock. Also good for the Core 2 Quads.

Core Linux developers are finding themselves managing and checking, rather than coding, as the number of kernel contributors grows and the contributor network becomes more complex.

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So with a 6 month-old at home, we've been plowing through video tapes and memory cards like nobody's business. With photos, no problem. The pics get loaded onto the HTPC and backed up by the file server nightly. 

The overclocking Wiki is home to many folding at home users... so the next logical step is to form a team! Let's see just how much computing power we really have! 

To download the FAH client as well as register a username, visit their download page . Once installed, the wizard will as for your username and a team name.  Enter the username you registered on the link above and use team number 77826.

We can't wait to see the stats you help us produce!

Its quite unusual for Intel and Microsoft to release a microcode update. Its also quite unusual for me to link to an article posted by the Inquirer. Well, I guess its going to be that kind of day.

The microcode is a almost unknown piece of software that give the CPU in your computer its most basic instructions. When Microsoft and Intel release a microcode update and simply call it a 'reliability update' I start screaming conspiracy and run out and download the update ASAP. It probably means a serious bug in the processor was found, it looks like by Dell.

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