The Uncertain Future of BitTorrent - Slashdot
Posted by CmdrTaco on Wednesday October 31, 2007 @10:09AM from the standards-are-hard dept. javipas writes "The people behind the popular BitTorrent tracker are working on a new version of the BitTorrent protocol that could become the successor to the current one, maintained by BitTorrent Inc. The company founded by Bram Cohen — original author of this protocol — now has decided to close the sourc
Why Japan Leads the Mobile World - Slashdot
Posted by Zonk on Thursday September 27, 2007 @02:06PM from the always-on-the-move dept. Phurge writes "It is no wonder that companies touting m-commerce as the next big web thing tell us Japan is the future blueprint. The Guardian takes a look at the cutting edge and everyday life of cell phone users in Japan. 'By offering the Japanese a multiplicity of services — and, very importantly, some very
SHA-1 Cracking On A Budget - Slashdot
Posted by Zonk on Saturday September 01, 2007 @06:27AM from the putting-the-pieces-together dept. cloude-pottier writes "An enterprising individual went on eBay and found boards with more than half a dozen Virtex II Pro FPGAs, nursed them back to life and build a SHA-1 cracker with two of the boards. This is an excellent example of recycling, as these were originally a part of a Thompson Grass Val
The Early History of Nupedia and Wikipedia, Part II - Slashdot
Posted by timothy on Tuesday April 19, 2005 @03:10PM from the recent-past dept. Today, read the continuation of Larry Sanger's account of the early history of Nupedia and Wikipedia (below), in which Sanger talks about the difficulties of governance in a large, free-wheeling project, some final attempts to save Nupedia, and how he came to resign from the organization. (And if you missed it, you mig
Virtualization Disallowed For Vista Home - Slashdot
Posted by Zonk on Friday November 24, 2006 @09:10AM from the little-bossy dept. Maxx writes to mention a ZDNet article about Microsoft's dictum on Vista as a virtual machine. The software giant has declared that home versions of their upcoming OS may not be run virtually, because 'virtualization is not mature enough for broad adoption.' From the article: "'Microsoft says that consumers don't under
Jimmy Wales Resigns Chair at Wikipedia - Slashdot
Posted by Zonk on Saturday November 04, 2006 @03:27AM from the curious dept. user24 writes "As reported by Wikipedia's Signpost ezine, 'The Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees has moved forward with a step in restructuring the organization by reorganizing itself. Following a planning retreat in Frankfurt, Jimmy Wales stepped down as Chair of the board, and Florence Nibart-Devouard was chosen to
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