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Thursday, July 21, 2005
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IEEE Starts Weaving Mesh Network Standard: "Nortel Networks and other vendors already sell wireless mesh networks, but an access point from one vendor can't necessarily join in a mesh with gear from other makers, he said. A standard would give customers a choice of mesh vendors, ease the work of product developers and lower product prices..." [Tomalak's Realm]
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Which OS is the Safest? "Well let's assume just for the purpose of this article that OSX, Linux and Windows suddenly all get a 33.3% market share over night. Which would be the most secure, both in the short term and the long term. Well in the short term I think OSX would the the one that's most secure. After all it currently has no viruses and it has a very good security system requiring you to enter in your admin password to do anything that could affect the system.."
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Mac OS X is now an acceptable OS to many: "The more and more I use my Mac, the less and less I like or 'want' to use Windows. My wife has pretty much given up on her Windows machine because of all the spyware, spam and all the weekly patches she has to do on her computer."
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