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Month: October 2009
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We use the OpenVPN module in the Untangle Open Source Network Gateway for remote access at our school district. Everything had been working flawlessly for over a year until suddenly right before I was set to leave for a two day conference, I turned on my Windows 7 RC1 Acer Aspire One netbook, fired up…
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U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan is calling for a change in how perspective Teachers are taught in our nation’s schools of education. I am a big fan of change and think it is great that the Secretary is addressing one of the foundations of the American Education System. Not having gone through one of…
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I recently watched the Triumph of the Nerds (again) and was struck by the role Intel played in the development of the PC market. Intel developed microprocessors and dominated the market but they were not the ones that developed the PC, arguably the most important device ever to utilize their chips. Intel built a platform…