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Article in Dr. Dobb's Journal: "They Said it Couldn't be Done: Diebold Voting-Machine Hack Announced at SD Best Practices"
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September 15th, 2006
Article in Dr. Dobb's Journal: "They Said it Couldn't be Done: Diebold Voting-Machine Hack Announced at SD Best Practices"
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NASA is testing some new exploration vehicles for use on the moon and Mars, all controlled by Linux systems.
Okay, so I'm a techno-geek, sue me! But some of the vehicles look quite promising, and I find the fact that they're using open-source operating systems to controll them instead of Windows/Unix/Mac etc to be an interesting change. Of course, given how their budget has been been reduced in recent years worse than an anorexic's calorie count, I can see why they'd do it.
NASA is testing some new exploration vehicles for use on the moon and Mars, all controlled by Linux systems.
Okay, so I'm a techno-geek, sue me! But some of the vehicles look quite promising, and I find the fact that they're using open-source operating systems to controll them instead of Windows/Unix/Mac etc to be an interesting change. Of course, given how their budget has been been reduced in recent years worse than an anorexic's calorie count, I can see why they'd do it.
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NASA is testing some new exploration vehicles for use on the moon and Mars, all controlled by Linux systems.
Okay, so I'm a techno-geek, sue me! But some of the vehicles look quite promising, and I find the fact that they're using open-source operating systems to controll them instead of Windows/Unix/Mac etc to be an interesting change. Of course, given how their budget has been been reduced in recent years worse than an anorexic's calorie count, I can see why they'd do it.
NASA is testing some new exploration vehicles for use on the moon and Mars, all controlled by Linux systems.
Okay, so I'm a techno-geek, sue me! But some of the vehicles look quite promising, and I find the fact that they're using open-source operating systems to controll them instead of Windows/Unix/Mac etc to be an interesting change. Of course, given how their budget has been been reduced in recent years worse than an anorexic's calorie count, I can see why they'd do it.
The widow of a soldier killed in Afghanistan won state approval Wednesday to place a Wiccan religious symbol on his memorial plaque, something the US Dept of Veterans Affairs had refused.
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The widow of a soldier killed in Afghanistan won state approval Wednesday to place a Wiccan religious symbol on his memorial plaque, something the US Dept of Veterans Affairs had refused.
Full article here.
Full article here.