Real World Linux 2004, Day 3: The conclusion

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Real World Linux 2004, Day 1: A real
world experience

Real World Linux 2004, Day 1: A real
world experience 04/13/2004 10:21 PM
Real World Linux 2004 Conference and Expo is taking place this year at the Metro Toronto Convention Center, North building, next to the Canadian National Tower in the middle of Canada's largest city.

Real World Linux Conference 2004: Day 2

Real World Linux Conference 2004: Day 2 04/15/2004 03:58 AM
TORONTO -- Real World Linux 2004 Conference and Expo is under way this week at the Metro Convention Center in Canada's largest city, and NewsForge is there. Day 2 of the conference saw a lot more people and a lot more happening. (Go here for a report on Day 1.)

Real World Linux - The Big Move From
Windows to Linux

Real World Linux - The Big Move From
Windows to Linux 06/26/2002 01:02 PM
"I have recently jumped over to Linux from Windows, after putting it off for far too long, and thought it might be worth sharing my experience in order to encourage others in the same boat."

ApacheCon 2004: Real World Scalability

ApacheCon 2004: Real World Scalability 12/19/2004 03:43 PM
If you are at ApacheCon, then come see my talk on Wednesday at 1.30pm in Parthenon 4; it'll be fun. It's quite language agnostic, so it'll be worthwhile wether you do PHP, Perl, Ruby or something entirely different. Here's the blurp from the program: YOU can play with the Big Boys and do thousands of dynamic requests per second. Some extra thought into the overall architecture beats the pants off any amount of micro-optimizations. You'll learn exactly how to do...

REAL World 2004 to kick off March 24

REAL World 2004 to kick off March 24 12/19/2003 02:25 PM
REAL Software today announced that REAL World 2004, the REALbasic User Conference, will be held March 24-26, 2004 at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas...

REAL World 2004 to gather REALbasic
users

REAL World 2004 to gather REALbasic
users 12/19/2003 02:33 PM
Austin, Texas-based REAL Software Inc. on Friday announced plans for REAL World 2004, the REALbasic user conference. The event will be held March 24 - 26, 2004 at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas. REALbasic is REAL Software's cross-platform design environment. The development platform is used to create everything from simple utilities to enterprise applications.

REAL Software Announces REAL World 2005
Conference Dates and Location

REAL Software Announces REAL World 2005
Conference Dates and Location 08/27/2004 02:00 PM
AUSTIN, Texas (August 26, 2004) - REAL Software, Inc. announced today that REAL World 2005, The REALbasic User Conference, will be held March 23-25, 2005 at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas. Noted REALbasic authors and experts and REAL Software engineers will be presenting sessions at REAL World 2005.

"REAL World is the perfect opportunity for REALbasic users, both expert and novice alike, to get together to share ideas, information and techniques. Attendees gain critical content that helps make them better, more informed REALbasic developers," offered Geoff Perlman, president and CEO of REAL Software.

Ubi Soft Selects Eiko Media to Help
Integrate Real World Products and Brands
into the World of Video Games

Ubi Soft Selects Eiko Media to Help
Integrate Real World Products and Brands
into the World of Video Games 01/07/2005 04:22 AM
Ubi Soft, one of the world’s largest video game publishers has selected Eiko Media Inc. as their preferred agency to assist in bringing real world products into their suite of video game titles. [PRWEB Jan 7, 2005]

Where's The Border For Real World Laws
In A Virtual World?

Where's The Border For Real World Laws
In A Virtual World? 12/04/2003 03:52 AM
Last month when everyone was making a big deal over the news that the online game Second Life had decided that players own any intellectual property they create in the game, I said it was a bad idea, since it basically took all of the problems of our intellectual property system and moved them into the virtual world - where it was likely to get more confusing. Over at LawMeme, James Grimmelmann, has been thinking a lot about that very idea and has written an insanely long - but absolutely worth reading - discussion about intellectual property issues as it relates to games. It's impossible to summarize his points, but he explores many of the issues in-depth and appears to have thought about these issues in much more detail than the designers of the various games. What it really seems to come down to is the question of whether or not in-game actions are simply covered by the End User License Agreement (which basically becomes the Constitution for that game) or if real laws in the real world should apply.

The Real World

The Real World 08/12/2004 05:44 AM
Headhunter Mark Jaffe strips away the varnish on interview candidates -- and his profession.

Wi-Fi in the real world - pt. 2

Wi-Fi in the real world - pt. 2 02/19/2004 07:28 PM
There's a hotspot where?

the real world (II)

the real world (II) 07/22/2004 04:53 PM
Astonishing, and essentially unnoticed, genocide continues. Bipartisan support for us doing something. That could include you. Connect.

Wi-Fi in the real world - pt. 1

Wi-Fi in the real world - pt. 1 02/10/2004 12:13 PM
Yes, it works - but is it usable?

Trend Micro's PC-cillin Internet
Security wins 2004 World Class Award
from PC World

Trend Micro's PC-cillin Internet
Security wins 2004 World Class Award
from PC World 06/18/2004 10:08 PM
Sunday Times South Africa Jun 19 2004 2:20AM GMT

Real Game World

Real Game World 09/10/2004 07:43 AM
New version

meanwhile, back in the real world

meanwhile, back in the real world 07/19/2004 10:01 AM
My wife is a housing attorney at Bay Area Legal Aid. Her work keeps mine in perspective. Yesterday, she sent friends the following appeal. Please excuse the interruption of this "free culture" channel for an issue that will determine whether hundreds of thousands of mostly working families will have a roof over their head next month. On Jul 18, 2004, at 10:53 PM, Bettina Neuefeind wrote: Click here to read.

Real world semantics

Real world semantics 02/18/2004 09:32 AM
At ETech (which I unfortunately could not attend) there was a presentation entitled real world semantics that is close in spirit to my own recent experimentation. The presenters were Technorati's Kevin Marks and Tantek Celik, who fought the good fight to bring quality CSS support to Microsoft's now-abandoned MSIE/Mac. Phrases they use to define real world semantics: "emerging semantic (x)html", "adoption by 'real people'", "beyond academics and theoretical discussions." Exactly. ...

How to Become A Real-World Superhero

How to Become A Real-World Superhero 06/22/2005 01:47 AM

A Real-World Project

A Real-World Project 01/07/2004 06:41 PM
In this months column is an actual project where Poser, 3D Studio Max, and Photoshop were used to create several masks for an Art Exhibition. By Nathan Segal. 1212

meanwhile, in the world of real issues

meanwhile, in the world of real issues 09/15/2004 09:25 AM
Making Torture Legal, a story by Anthony Lewis about an issue that ought to be an issue in this issueless campaign, is the best of its kind that I've seen. It was referred to me by an Israeli friend. As he said to me, "of course there is torture in Israeli prisons, but there is nothing remotely as bad as this." Truth, and justice. May it again be the American way.

OpinionJournal - The Real World

OpinionJournal - The Real World 04/28/2004 10:22 AM
Claudia Rosett, in the Wall Street Journal, writes today .. Claudia "Give this Woman a Pulitzer" Rossett .. More on the UN Oil for Food Scandal .. UNSCAM UPDATE:

opinionjournal.com/columnists/cRosett/?id=110005011
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Using Creative Commons in the Real World

Using Creative Commons in the Real World 03/24/2005 02:23 PM
Magnatune founder John Buckman has posted an interview he did with Five Eight Magazine, about the use of Creative Commons licenses in Magnatunes song catalog. He covers the whys and hows of licensing, and how it helped at Magnatune.

Thinking Robotics for the Real World

Thinking Robotics for the Real World 12/19/2004 03:41 PM
IST has published a new article on the Bayesian Inspired Brain and Artefacts project (BIBA), which is part of NEURO-iT, a European Union Future and Emerging Technologies Initiative. The goal of BIBA is to produce artefacts that are capable of using Bayesian probabilistic logic to "understand and implement life-like behavioral coordination". To state their goal in more understandable terms, they intend to make robots that can act on incomplete data just like humans and other animals can. To this end they have constructed BIBA Bot, a robot equipped with cameras, a SICK LMS and IR sensors. BIBA Bot will initially demonstrate insect-level intelligence similar to that of an ant but researcher hope to eventually achieve mammal-level intelligence equal to that of a dog.

IBM SVC - real-world storage
virtualisation

IBM SVC - real-world storage
virtualisation 08/09/2004 05:43 AM
The Register Aug 9 2004 10:15AM GMT

REAL World 2005 announced

REAL World 2005 announced 08/27/2004 02:02 PM
REAL Software Inc. announced Thursday details of REAL World 2005, the user conference for its REALbasic programming environment. Next year's event will be held March 23 - 25, 2005 at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas. The event's keynote will be presented by REAL Software founder Geoff Perlman. REAL World 2005 includes two days of sessions covering REALbasic topics, with content for beginners and advanced users. Presentations by REAL Software professionals will be given, as well the REALbasic Design Awards.

Real-world wardriving arrests

Real-world wardriving arrests 09/19/2004 09:09 PM
ZDNet Sep 20 2004 0:32AM GMT

Semacode - Hyperlinks For The Real World

Semacode - Hyperlinks For The Real World 05/08/2004 03:55 PM

Other News: REAL World 2005

Other News: REAL World 2005 08/30/2004 09:59 AM
A conference for REALbasic programmers is scheduled for next March in Austin.

Real World Creative Commons

Real World Creative Commons 03/14/2005 06:06 PM

London-based music business magazine Five Eight has published an article by Magnatune founder John Buckman titled Using the Creative Commons in the Real World in which Buckman explains how he chose to use a CC license for his record label.

Also, Buckman in response to a question on his blog regarding source material:

I'm in the process of consolidating all the various individual tracks we've received, to make a "remix sources" page at Magnatune, so you can easily find them all, and create new, interesting works.

Keep up the good work John!

Lucire enters the real world

Lucire enters the real world 05/31/2004 05:15 PM
Lucire the fashion website becomes the next website to go real world with a magazine in newsagents. It's not the first (see Chud which publishes Movi e Insider) but they've taken the step of putting the prototype May issue online in .pdf format and are asking readers for their input. How well can they do in an already crowded market place and is it significantly different for us to care?

Accessibility Issues In The Real World

Accessibility Issues In The Real World 06/11/2002 06:52 AM
"To be honest, my considerations in regard to usability and accessibility extended to making sure sites were cross- browser compliant. That changed when I was handed the task of developing content for several sites that by necessity must be accessible to people with impaired vision. "

The Real World Of Online Music

The Real World Of Online Music 09/15/2004 09:47 PM
Sometimes soon, the labels will be forced to start using P2P to market, distribute and sell their offerings. By Jon Newton, TechNewsWorld (via MyAppleMenu)

Feature Creep: The Real World

Feature Creep: The Real World 08/18/2004 11:01 AM
I really have to hand it to Glaser. Steve Jobs may someday permit licensing Fairplay technology to competing music services, but Real's CEO, almost assuredly a dedicated Apple worshiper, has single-handedly insured that his own company won't be one of them. By Sanford May, Gizmodo (via MyAppleMenu)

Buzz on 3D real-world-ish interfaces

Buzz on 3D real-world-ish interfaces 12/12/2003 04:20 PM
Buzz Andersen posts on the problems with interfaces that mimic the real-world too closely.

REAL World 2005 Schedule Posted

REAL World 2005 Schedule Posted 12/19/2004 02:56 PM
REAL World 2005 is scheduled for March 23rd through March 25th and the session schedule has just been posted! There are over 35 sessions on a wide range of topics for all REALbasic users from...

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Picking a Real World Release Dates

Picking a Real World Release Dates 11/12/2002 09:37 AM
I've worked in big software companies, teeny tiny small software companies and worked with software companies all over the globe. And one thing remains constant: we all screw up release dates with the regularity of snow at the North Pole. I have to think that a big part of it is that managers fail to take into account one simple thing:

I'm a person first. A worker second.

"zeldman.acc"

Microsoft to license real-world use of
betas

Microsoft to license real-world use of
betas 04/18/2005 11:49 PM
Builder AU Apr 19 2005 4:13AM GMT

Real World Experiences With Satellite
Internet

Real World Experiences With Satellite
Internet 02/22/2003 06:44 PM
"I am unable to get DSL or Cable Modem..."

REAL World 2005 Conference announced

REAL World 2005 Conference announced 08/27/2004 01:50 PM

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Lucas Group Appoints Larry Austin as
Managing Partner - Executive Search

Lucas Group Appoints Larry Austin as
Managing Partner - Executive Search 04/05/2005 02:17 AM
Lucas Group, a respected leader in professional recruiting, recently appointed Larry Austin as the new Managing Partner of Executive Search in Las Vegas. [PRWEB Apr 5, 2005]

"Austin Bay"

"Austin Bay" 03/17/2005 02:50 AM

Free Wi-fi in Austin

Free Wi-fi in Austin 01/25/2004 09:52 PM

Found this list:

Free Wireless Internet Access Points in Austin, Texas

... and I figured everyone I knew needed to know where all the free wi-fi spots were in Austin too.

Austin Becoming Wi-Fi Hot Spot

Austin Becoming Wi-Fi Hot Spot 06/13/2004 06:25 PM

Free Austin

Free Austin 11/10/2003 10:53 PM
This Austin Statesman story ran last week; if you missed it, it's worth checking out: Austin has a thriving Wi-Fi community, many of whom believe that hot spots should be free. One group of volunteers that will set up a hot spot for venue, sometimes using donated gear. I talked to Rich MacKinnon, the founder of Less Networks and a driving force behind Austin’s free networks movement, and was impressed by his passion and drive. While this article points out that the free hot spots in Austin are often more crowded then the cafes where you have to pay to get online, I still think that ultimately there will be space for both free and fee. The trick will be offering something worth paying for in the fee sites, such as added security or guaranteed bandwidth....

Austin Bay at Instapundit

Austin Bay at Instapundit 07/13/2004 12:19 AM
an answer for you .. Instapundit

instapundit.com/archives/016513.php
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Spyware Infiltrates Austin

Spyware Infiltrates Austin 02/01/2005 10:07 PM
Spyware infections are on the rise in Austin, and software tools are not enough. Local company Aces Technology Services explains the risks and offers help. [PRWEB Jan 20, 2005]

Free and Easy in Austin

Free and Easy in Austin 11/03/2003 11:13 AM
Austin's free hotspot locations grow: This article implies that Austin is unique, and while it does have an interesting confluence of several trends -- and Schlotzsky's and Wayport are both headquartered there -- there are dozens of free locations in other large cities as well. It seems to be more of a coalescing community attitude, however, that free hotspots make more sense than for-fee ones that's provoked this and similar articles. The Schlotzsky's survey, by the way, is months old, but the company keeps bringing it out. They have both free computer access (via Apple iMacs) and free wireless at their test stores, and their survey showed that six percent of visitors to the stores during the survey came because of wireless access. At $7 for an average customer purchase, that equates to $100,000 in gross additional revenue per store, not overall, as the article implied. But Schlotzsky's should really revamp those numbers given the massive publicity they've received and the length of the experiment. [via Smart Mobs]...

I leave for Austin in the morning.

I leave for Austin in the morning. 03/13/2003 10:26 AM
I'm completely exhausted at the moment, and I'm sure I'll be moreso in two days. But it'll be fun. BTW, in case you're interested, I'm not on the shedule, but I have a guest appearance on Craig Nevi

Austin Park Gets Wireless

Austin Park Gets Wireless 05/20/2004 11:29 AM
Austin Wireless City worked with the City of Austin to build a hotspot in Republic Square Park: The two have also partnered for hotspots at One Texas Center and city hall. Republic Square is the first of four Austin parks to get wireless. The City of Austin is apparently really supportive of Austin Wireless City projects, which will only encourage more Wi-Fi in Austin....

Austin to New Jersey with Wireless

Austin to New Jersey with Wireless 05/03/2004 08:42 PM
New York Times staffer John Schwartz drives his daughter from Austin to New Jersey in search of colleges and Wi-Fi: Schwartz is a keen observer of the Wi-Fi scene, and he writes of his fairly easy process of finding Wi-Fi hotspots along his long route. He includes a bit of found poetry from the Flying J, one of the many thousands of truck stops that are or will become hotspots over the next year: God Bless America / Position Open / Wireless Available. Schwartz started in Austin, and he also filed this article about the work being carried out by Richard MacKinnon, Jon Lebkowsky, and a cast of dozens involved in Austin Wireless City to spread free Wi-Fi across the town....

More on Austin Apple Store

More on Austin Apple Store 03/06/2004 01:59 AM

Earlier this week (2/23) ifoAppleStore.com posted this:

I have updated information on the Barton Creek (Tex.) store... it will be located in the "R" section of the Austin mall, in space #8 on the upper level, in a space formerly occupied by Fast Forward.

Still no word on when it'll open.

Livejournallers save Austin mural

Livejournallers save Austin mural 01/08/2004 07:46 PM
A mural on the side of a shop in Austin that was to painted over by the new owners has been saved by a campaign organized by Livejournallers. Link (via Torrez)

Austin Works to Trump Starbucks

Austin Works to Trump Starbucks 02/19/2004 12:43 PM
Partners in Free Wi-Fi, Austin Wireless, and Less Networks are offering free music to hotspots users in Austin: The groups have been working together to help local venues build free hotspots. The offering starts today and will extend through the end of SXSW 2004, the music festival. Hotspot users, who don't pay for access, will be able to listen to more than 500 songs for free. Users must have the iTunes player and the songs are available through Apple iTunes music share. Less Networks sees this as a one-up on an earlier Starbucks offering where visitors could listen to a CD for free. The groups have built 25 locations in Austin since September and have 3,600 registered users. Around 100 people log on to the networks every day. Workers don't charge venues for the help in setting up the networks or the software, which lets venues manage the hotspot....

Austin Project Featured at SXSW

Austin Project Featured at SXSW 03/06/2004 01:49 AM
The Austin Chronicle takes a look at the Austin Wireless City Project's initiatives around the SXSW music festival, which happens next weekend: The project is offering free iTunes music to users of the free hotspots set up by the project. In addition, the IC2 Institute, a research unit of the University of Texas, is making a presentation during an Interactive Conference going on in conjunction with the festival. The institute will talk about how everyday people can benefit from connectivity. Howard Rheingold, who wrote Smart Mobs: The Next Social Revolution, will also speak at the conference. Other coverage of the Austin Wireless City Project's efforts include a story written by its co-founder, Rich MacKinnon. He offers a really great description of all the parties that benefit when a venue offers free hotspots. He gives the example of a free hotspot at an Austin restaurant and describes how a consultancy made money to install the router, a printing company was paid to make new coasters touting the free Wi-Fi, MacKinnon's company Less Networks pays a hosting facility to support the hotspot and a PR firm is paid to promote the free hotspots. He notes that even the big companies make money here, including Kinko's which printed a new sign, CompUSA which sold the access point, which was made by Buffalo, and SBC which provides the DSL connection. The list actually goes on, offering a strong argument for the business case behind free hotspots. [both links via Less Networks]...

Signing Sunday in Austin at SXSW

Signing Sunday in Austin at SXSW 03/08/2004 11:03 PM
A reminder of my upcoming Austin signing, this Sunday:

I will be signing copies of Eastern Standard Tribe Austin at the SXSW conference, immediately following the Bloggie Award Ceremony on the trade-floor.

March 15, 1:30PM, at the book signing area of the SXSW Interactive Festival Trade Show & Exhibition on the third floor of the Austin Convention Center.

If you're not a registered attendee at SXSW, you can get a free trade-floor pass here.

Link

"Austin Bay sends Glenn Reynolds"

"Austin Bay sends Glenn Reynolds" 07/13/2004 03:22 PM

Podcast: On Site with Wayport's CEO in
Austin

Podcast: On Site with Wayport's CEO in
Austin 03/19/2005 02:24 AM

During my visit to Austin this week, I stopped by Wayport and recorded this interview: David Vucina, CEO of Wayport, the leading hotspot infrastructure builder, reseller network, and managed services operator in the industry, lead me on a tour around their new facility in Austin, Texas. I have to say it's quite impressive. I wondered aloud why all the functions of the company were in one place: warehouse, hotspot assembly, customer service, network operation system, system management, and administration. But after taking the tour, it was pretty clear: the company is more like a big IT (information technology) department for hire than, for instance, an Internet service provider.

There are times in this virtual world when it's useful seeing firsthand how things are done. For instance, I was able to see the assembly facility Wayport is using to prep the equipment that goes into the field. They have a separate area for assembling custom McDonald's boxes because they're putting so many of them together. The assembly manager said that they had shipped over 400 hotspot boxes of all kinds in a recent day. They're typically handling site surveys for 25 to 100 sites per week, and that isn't slacking off.

A customer service operator gave me a tour through their CRM software that lets them slice and dice problems in a variety of ways, such as all previous problems that hotel room or how that particular user authenticated onto their network. This is typical stuff for any robust customer service/technical support operation, but the tools are quite nice and the Tier 2 reps have access to very level technical details about the access point or access port.

In the 30-minute audio interview I recorded with Vucina, we talked largely about the hotspot world, Wayport's position in it, and what the company will do when the U.S. becomes largely unwired. We also spoke about the nature of Wi-Fi in complement to 3G cellular data.

You can download the interview as a plain MP3 file [15 MB] or as a ZIP archive of that file [11 MB]

The Austin Chronicle: Screens: The Hot
Spot

The Austin Chronicle: Screens: The Hot
Spot 06/14/2004 10:08 AM
Austin is the Wi-Fi capital .. an article .. he builds .. More > .. [Link]

austinchronicle.com/issues/dispatch/2004-06-11/screens_featur e.html
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City Of Austin Migrating To
OpenOffice.org

City Of Austin Migrating To
OpenOffice.org 12/17/2003 10:45 AM
An anonymous reader writes "NewsForge.com has a story up this morning about the City of Austin and the results of their pilot program on OpenOffice.org. The ...

My talk from the EFF-Austin party audio

My talk from the EFF-Austin party audio 03/13/2003 11:28 AM
Wiley Wiggins was kind enough to capture (and host!) the audio off my 16-minute talk at the EFF-Austin/EFF/ACTLab/Polycot party at SXSW. Can you spot the time I said "NSA" when I meant "SS?" 16.5MB MP3 Link Discuss (Thanks, Wiley!)

"Austin columnist Molly Ivins "

"Austin columnist Molly Ivins " 12/05/2003 10:14 AM

NCSoft Austin to Colocate with Equinix

NCSoft Austin to Colocate with Equinix 12/09/2003 06:16 PM
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Austin Wireless City Announces PC Deal

Austin Wireless City Announces PC Deal 04/09/2004 03:57 PM
The Austin Wireless City Project, which builds hotspots for local venues free of charge, is talking about a deal it has with Image Microsystems: Image Micro takes old computers that would otherwise be headed for landfills and refurbishes them. It has donated 50 of the computers to Austin Wireless City. After those 50 donated computers are used, Image Micro will start loading Less Network's server software onto the computers. Venues can buy the bundled hardware and software, which serves as an AP, for $199. Previously, Austin Wireless City loaded the software but this new development saves time for the project, which already has a waiting list of 90 establishments hoping to get hotspots....

Notes and Tips: Austin Apple Store

Notes and Tips: Austin Apple Store 04/16/2004 10:28 AM
They're hiring for another Apple Store coming to Austin.

Wi-Fi Alliance Moves to Austin, and a TV
Station Speculates

Wi-Fi Alliance Moves to Austin, and a TV
Station Speculates 04/23/2004 08:23 PM
The Wi-Fi Alliance, the group that certifies Wi-Fi equipment, moves its headquarters from Silicon Valley to Austin, Texas: The Wi-Fi Alliance is more a virtual organization with few staffers. The test labs it work with are under contract all over the place. A television station in Austin picks up the story and thinks that even though it will create no jobs in the Austin area, that there's a large impact involved. Sorry, folks, there won't be. That's not to put down Austin (don't mess with Texas, as you know). Austin has a variety of free, community, and for-fee groups and companies including Wayport and Austin Wireless City. (Inset picture of Wayport's headquarters.)...

Kentucky Drops Utah 62-52 in Austin
Semis (AP)

Kentucky Drops Utah 62-52 in Austin
Semis (AP) 03/26/2005 01:51 AM
AP - Regardless of whether Kentucky goes on to win the national championship, the Wildcats accomplished something Friday night no team has done all season: stymie Utah's Andrew Bogut. Primarily using two 7-foot backups and lots of help from smaller guys, the Wildcats harassed Bogut into the poorest shooting game of his All-American season and showed off their depth, spreading their scoring in a 62-52 victory in the Austin Regional semifinals.

BRS Group Selling Austin Data Center

BRS Group Selling Austin Data Center 04/21/2004 02:29 PM
theWHIR Apr 21 2004 6:41PM GMT

Apple planning Austin, TX retail store

Apple planning Austin, TX retail store 01/17/2004 10:38 PM
The Austin American-Statesman notes that "it looks like Apple is about to open a store in Dell's back yard."...

Apple to open Austin, TX store on June
12

Apple to open Austin, TX store on June
12 06/04/2004 10:47 AM
Ron Johnson, Apple's senior vice president for retail, has confirmed that Apple will open its Austin, Texas, retail store on June 12 in the Barton Creek Square mall...

Real World Linux 2004, Day 3: The conclusion

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