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• The botnets are coming to a Windows PC near you

  The November 20, 2006 article "Spam surge linked to hackers" from eWeeks is a must read. …

  By Bryan Ruby

  Posted November 30, 2006 | (0) Comments | Rating

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• Ryan Boren: Should WP drop MySQL 3.23 support?

  A debate that is going on among many CMS projects. Ryan Boren asks if it's time for Wordpress to…

  By Bryan Ruby

  Posted November 29, 2006 | (0) Comments | Rating

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• OpenID and your digital identity

  I'm convinced that digital identity and universal authentication systems will make it big on the IT…

  By Bryan Ruby

  Posted November 28, 2006 | (0) Comments | Rating

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• phpBB 3.0 Beta4 released

  Beta 4 for phpBB 3.0 has been released. This time around users of the forum application will find…

  By Bryan Ruby

  Posted November 28, 2006 | (0) Comments | Rating

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• Creating E-government the right way

  Computerworld and the National Policy Research Council (NPRC) recently completed a study ranking…

  By Bryan Ruby

  Posted November 28, 2006 | (0) Comments | Rating

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• Getting eAccelerator 0.9.5 to run correctly

  Over the weekend, I upgraded the server that hosts CMS Report with the latest stable releases of…

  By Bryan Ruby

  Posted November 26, 2006 | (0) Comments | Rating

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• Blogger Meetup in Sioux Falls

  Dean Barker from Gadgetopia is throwing the idea of a meetup for bloggers in Sioux Falls, South…

  By Bryan Ruby

  Posted November 22, 2006 | (0) Comments | Rating

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• SitePoint: I Have Never Met a Boxed CMS I Like

  Wyatt Barnett in his Sitepoint article, "I've Never Met a Boxed CMS I Like" makes some very valid…

  By Bryan Ruby

  Posted November 22, 2006 | (0) Comments | Rating

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• e107 0.7.6 released

  The folks over at e107.org have released e107 version 0.7.6.  Don't let the numbers fool you, this…

  By Bryan Ruby

  Posted November 22, 2006 | (0) Comments | Rating

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• Fishing with osCommerce

  Just as challenging to work with was the choice of software for the online store, osCommerce. As I've mentioned before, I'm just a little surprised with how much work was required in hacking the core. In osCommerce, I found that the "boxes" and much of the other non-product content are stored in "flat files" and not the database.

  
  

  By Bryan Ruby

  Posted November 20, 2006 | (0) Comments | Rating

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