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A Cool Drink of Water

EDITOR’S NOTE: Earlier this week, we were invited to submit something to Ars Technica on the hot topic of the SOC waiver, addressed previously here. The following day, they followed up with a counter to our thoughts. We’re grateful for any opportunity to continue a meaningful dialogue, so we’re posting our response back. First, I appreciate [...]

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Death to the file, long live the URL

Part of an Ars Technica review of Google's new operating system.Longtime Ars readers may be familiar with my periodic rants about the increasing disutility of the "volume/directory/file" metaphor for modern networked machines. Saving files, copying them, syncing them--this is all...

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Daily Links for Friday, November 20, 2009

Open Source Good Karma: An In Depth Review Of Ubuntu 9.10 Ars Technica / Ryan Paul Ubuntu 9.10, codenamed Karmic Koala, was officially released last month. In this comprehensive review, Ars takes you under the surface for an in-depth look at the new features and major architectural changes. Obama Team Challenges Web Developers InformationWeek / J. Nicholas Hoover In developing WhiteHouse.gov [...]

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Apple Tablet Info Steadily Emerging, Congressman Hopes to Ban Government P2P Usage

Highlights from this morning's other big tech headlines.... Apple still hasn't officially commented on its rumored development of a Tablet e-reader, but that silence hasn't stopped other professionals from spilling. The Executive Editor of the New York Times already revealed knowledge of the gadget's existence , and Conde Nast, publisher of magazines like GQ and Wired, has now claimed that it will...

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Ubuntu 9.1: An Important Step Forward with Room to Improve [Linux]

After epic Snow Leopard and Windows 7 reviews, Ars Technica has posted an 11-page look at Karmic Koala . They say it's one of the best Linux experiences available, but some new software additions still have room to mature. [ Ars ]

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Ubuntu 9.10: An Important Step Forward, Room to Improve [Linux]

After epic Snow Leopard and Windows 7 reviews, Ars Technica has posted an 11-page look at Karmic Koala . They say it's one of the best Linux experiences available, but some new software additions still have room to mature. [ Ars ]

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Ubuntu 9.1: An Important Step Forward With Room To Improve

After epic Snow Leopard and Windows 7 reviews, Ars Technica has posted an 11-page look at Karmic Koala . They say it’s one of the best Linux experiences available, but some new software additions still have room to mature. (more…)

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Ars technica reviews "God of War PS3 Collection"

The ghost of the PS2: God of War Collection reviewed - Ars Technica Also the screenshot comparison http://bitmob.com/index.php/mobfeed/...ollection.html

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Two App Store updates: Trillian ships, Google Earth 2.0 arrives

Filed under: App Store There are two arrivals in the App Store of note. First, after a three month wait, the multiservice IM client Trillian is now available in the App Store [ iTunes link ] for iPhone and iPod touch. We previously discussed the fact that Trillian was sitting in approval limbo with no word from Apple as to why the app was being delayed. As of today it is available for US$4.99. Cerulean...

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Remains of the Day: Maybe-Kinda-Sorta Google Phone Edition [For What It's Worth]

Internet Explorer 9 promises speed and standards compliance, Google could be toying with a data-only phone that's not really a phone, and Firefox tightens its code against rogue add-ons. Microsoft Announces IE9: Focus on Standards and Speed No release date or alpha builds, because it's only been in development for three weeks, but Microsoft said IE9 is already scripting almost at par with Firefox...

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Joshua Glazer: Why DJ Hero Flopped

It's being widely reported that Activision's highly anticipated new game, DJ Hero, undersold in it's first weeks on the market. Ars Technica has a pretty...

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Microsoft MinWin project starts to bear fruit

ARS Technica reports Microsoft's "MinWin" project is starting to bear some fruits in Windows Server 2008, you can check it out over here . With these problems in mind, Microsoft assembled a team of core operating system architecture experts that were tasked with mapping out the many interdependencies between the 5,500+ components of Windows, and devising a plan to separate them into “layers.”...

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Ars Technica reviews VMware Fusion 3: A solid choice for running Windows, Windows apps on your Mac

VMware has released the latest version of the popular Mac virtualization package...

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Cable Industry Joins MPAA In Asking FCC To Allow Them To Stop Your DVR From Recording Movies

Ars Technica has allowed the cable industry lobbyists' top lawyer to explain why the cable industry supports breaking your DVR in a misguided effort to add more windows to movie releases. Not surprisingly, he simply repeats the MPAA's flat out lies and misrepresentations on this particular issue. For example, he claims that the movie studios need this or they won't get content out to the industry early...

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'DJ Hero' Flops, ARS Technica Tries to Explain Why

The videogame sales results for the month of October are in, and DJ Hero was the flop it was predicted to be: it sold only 122,300 copies across four platforms (Wii, Playstion 2 and 3 and X-Box 360), the biggest sales coming from 62,000 copies sold on X-Box 360. ARS Technica has a piece up now that tries to dissect what happened with the game, which given Activision's track record, the positive reviews...