Is Orkut based on stolen code?

21 Rules of Thumb – How Microsoft develops its Software.

Hacker Bibliography

The Unix-Haters Handbook. It even has an Anti-Forward by Dennis Ritchie. The book is available for free download.

Apple - Mac OS X - Tiger Preview. Steve Jobs has promised that this version will have more than what Longhorn promises to do. Searching seems to be the center of every one's universe now, and Apple doesn't want to lag behind. But the website isn't clear on whether Apple plans to incorporate a broader set of features as WinFS, or do they will just be content with faster search for the contents of the Mac.
Another thing that's interesting is Apple's move to get a RSS reader into Safari.

WindRiver : Embedded Turnaround

Microsoft patents a method to transmit data and power over the human body.

After having used aterm on my linux box, i would like to find a way to make the command prompt on Microsoft Windows also transparent. Basically my would like my cygwin command shell to look transparent. Even after googling for a while, i couldn't figure out a way to get this done. Its possible to create transperancy for any Windows application, by using the SetLayeredWindowAttributes API call, but this does not seem to work well for the command prompt. Ideas Anyone?

Google Plans to Reveal Some of its Code. Discussion on slashdot

Beyond speakers: Bose turns to potholes

Deep inside the K Desktop Environment 3.2

iPod your BMW. Apple claims this is the first seamless integration of an audio player to an automobile.

"Things my girlfriend and i have argued about.com". Highly interesting.

I started using Xfce4 as my window manager. Pretty fast and looks cool. Also dumped xterm and moved to the much cooler aterm. I really like the transparent console feature in aterm!

C++ const Correctness - A nice article.

Monterey Linux - Linux for TI Processors.

Linux at Wimbledon

World's hottest name in electronics

Zhenjiang, China — On a rare day when a journalist succeeds in penetrating the factory gates of the world's fastest-growing consumer electronics company, even the simplest questions are blanketed with a near-obsessive secrecy.
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Setting up a wireless lan at home.

Sony introduced three Linux-based in-car navigation and infotainment devices in Japan today. The NV-XYZ 33, 55, and 77 feature 3D map navigation technology, media players, hard drives, GPS, and PC connectivity. And they are based on a Linux 2.4-series kernel.