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According to PCWorld:
“Microsoft will release a second beta of Internet Explorer 8 before the end of October, said a manager in its technical support group, who also warned Web designers to start adding a new tag to their sites or risk those sites “breaking” when the new browser ships.
“We are encouraging site administrators to get [...]

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Courtesy of MozillaLinks:
“On today’s Firefox 3 status meeting, the need for a second release candidate was confirmed and it has been tentatively targeted for early June.
RC2 will fix about a couple of dozen bugs including some top crashers, some affecting performance and localization related. Most of the bugs already have patches waiting for review or [...]

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This is pretty amazing, I can’t wait for the prices to go down, and the capacities to continue to rise…

Samsung shows 256GB flash memory-based SSD
Samsung plans to begin sampling the 256GB solid-state disks in September

By Martyn Williams, IDG News Service
May 27, 2008
Samsung Electronics plans to launch within this year a flash memory-based solid-state disk [...]

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What’s the deal with this?  I noticed that my Gmail and Google Talk are STILL in beta?!  Or at least by the nature of their icons.  Get it together man, for pete’s sake!

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These are some very cool and innovative tools for emulating (not simulating) a Cisco Lab with real IOS images.  The first thing you’ll want to look into is:
Dynagen/Dynamips
Internetwork Expert Tutorial
then…
GNS3
and then…
hacki.at - cisco lab forum
then some…
blindhog.net - tutorials
courtesy of…
Cisco Blog
Cisco Subnet @ Network World

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I found out that Microsoft is planning on releasing Internet Explorer 8.0 Beta 2 later this year and that it’s going to be geared towards end users rather than developers.  Yipee.  None of the new features of IE 8 are particularly interesting to me and I know that I will find the same functionality on [...]

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I found an article on the New York Times website describing the new Firefox 3 release and the state of the current browser wars.
“SAN FRANCISCO — The browser, that porthole onto the broad horizon of the Web, is about to get some fancy new window dressing.  Next month, after three years of development and six [...]

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Pidgin IM has released a new version 2.4.2 for Windows and Linux.  You can download the open-source IM client from here:
http://pidgin.im/
“Pidgin is an instant messaging program for Windows, Linux, BSD, and other Unixes. You can talk to your friends using AIM, ICQ, Jabber/XMPP, MSN Messenger, Yahoo!, Bonjour, Gadu-Gadu, IRC, Novell GroupWise Messenger, QQ, Lotus Sametime, [...]

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In the SunSpider JavaScript Bechmark test, the newly released Firefox 3.0 RC1 was far and away the best performer.  The new browser was pitted against a bunch of others including Opera, Safari, and IE 7 with various builds.
Here are the results of the test, courtesy of ZDNet.
Source: Asa Dotzler’s Blog

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I have been experimenting with a new Cisco Switch that I got today.  Here is the model:
Cisco WS-C2924C-XL-EN Catalyst 2900 XL 24 port Switch
This switch has 8MB of DRAM and 4MB of system flash.  This switch was also purchased used from eBay and therefore comes with a sort of “use at your own risk” mentality.  [...]

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