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Dell refreshes Precision laptops with Ubuntu Linux pre-installed
It's been a little over a year since Dell updated its Precision mobile workstation line, which is notable for its inclusion of the Ubuntu flavor of Linux as an operating system option alongside Windows 10. But last week, the company refreshed the laptop lineup without much fanfare, starting with the entry-level Precision 3530.
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Linux+ Certification and InfoSec Institute’s Linux-related Training and Courses
Linux operating system (OS) is used by many users both at home and at the office: it is running on personal computers, mobile devices, and web server systems on-premise, hosted or in the cloud. So, why so many Linux addicts? Free, open-source and with a community of enthusiastic supporters and experts, Linux is the choice of many for private and commercial purposes, as it allows total control and customization capabilities.
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IBM wins $310 mil. contract with KB Kookmin
KB Kookmin has decided to continue its controversial partnership with IBM, which offered heavy discounts to supply its mainframe system for use in the bank's banking application system.
The monetary value of the deal is estimated at 340 billion won ($310 million). KB Kookmin will hold a board meeting later this week to fix the budget for the system renewal, bank officials said Monday.
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Linux 4.17-rc7 Released: Linux 4.17.0 Might Be Out Next Week
While this past week for kernel development has been busier than in prior weeks, Linus Torvalds today released Linux 4.17-rc7 and feels the official/stable release might be ready next week.
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Mageia Blog (English) : Weekly Roundup 2018 – Weeks 20 & 21:
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Overseas Microsoft staff to have access to servers storing secret Australian data
Microsoft staff based overseas will have access to servers in Australia where top-secret government data is stored on the company's Azure cloud service.
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Atari co-founder Ted Dabney dies
Dabney was destined to work in tech early on. He learned about electronics while in the US Marine Corps, and took on tech roles at Bank of America and HP soon after leaving the military. His most fateful move, though, was when he joined Ampex in 1961. That gave him early experience with display technology and led him to meet Bushnell, who joined in 1969. They envisioned launching a pizza place with a coin-operated computer gaming system, and... well, you know the rest.
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FBI: Reboot Your Router Now To Fight Malware That Affected 500,000 Routers
This week only, Cisco reported about the malware called VPNFilter which is assumed to have targeted around 500,000 routers to create a massive botnet. It’s believed that the malware, having a resemblance to BlackEnergy malware, could have its roots originating in Russia.
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Buggy software could lock a Jeep's cruise control
Fiat Chrysler America is recalling 4.8 million vehicles in the US to fix a software bug that could lock the vehicle's cruise control.
Until it's fixed, owners of some Ram pickups, Jeep SUVs, and other Chrysler and Dodge vehicles are being warned against using cruise control.
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