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Tribal Net, which goes into public Beta at the end of this week, not only brings us the long awaited OpenSim on your PC but by creating new back end protocols for OpenSim the Tribal Media team has introduced a key innovation to OpenSim - the decentralized grid.

Filed under: Internet, Productivity, Mozilla, Open Source The first alpha release of Thunderbird 3, the open source mail client built on the Gecko rendering engine (what Firefox and all other Mozilla products use), is now available as a developer preview.

If you are using any of Newsgator RSS products like FeedDemon, NetNewsWire or Newsgator Online, you may not have seen new items in your RSS feeds since the past few hours. The world hasn’t stopped blogging, it’s just that the Newsgator platform is currently down for everyone.

Somewhere on the massive UBC campus

With Registry Easy you can safely clean and repair the windows registry with a few simple clicks. Is your PC running slow? Is your computer freezing or crashing? Do you receive mysterious error messages? Are you plagued by blank screens? Are you getting unwanted pop-ups?

UBC is the archetypal faceless learning institution. Such a beautiful location in the Endowment Lands ruined with creepy concrete monstrosities that blend with the quicksilver overcast skies that blanket the horizon for nearly the entire school year. It all sort of sucks the inspiration and life out of you.

Internet SCSI (iSCSI) is a network protocol s that allows you to use of the SCSI protocol over TCP/IP networks. It is good alternative to Fibre Channel-based SANs. You can easily manage, mount and format iSCSI Volume under Linux. It allows access to SAN storage over Ethernet.

Five Google Android Apps We Love (GOOG) By admin0 | May 13, 2008 Vasanth Sridharan | May 13, 2008 2:10 PM We’ve spent the morning looking at the first batch of Google (GOOG) Android Developer Challenge winners, who competed for cash by developing apps for Google’s new mobile OS.

David Glazer, director of engineering at Google, described Friend Connect as plumbing for the rest of the web. Website owners will be able to use the hosted application to allow interactions with visitors from social-networking sites such as Facebook and Orkut, by copying and pasting snippets of code into their site.