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+We should get this out of the door now
+scoop - January 29th 2000, 23:59 EST +

Everyone else is talking about it, so we should announce it ourselves +before you start to think it's a government hoax. Server 51 is our new hosting service for Open Source projects, based on Super Cool Space Alien Technology(TM). We hadn't planned to announce it quite so soon, and it's still in the alpha stage as we work day and night at integrating SCSAT with our terrestrial systems, but feel free to take a look around and see what's going on. When we're out of the testing stage and ready to make room for your project, we'll send word via your implants. Be listening. + + + +

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+Is Linux for Crazies?
+jeff covey - January 29th 2000, 23:59 EST +

Ray Woodcock writes: "In terms relevant to Linux, this freshmeat +editorial glances at the tendency of mainstream viewpoints to dismiss +other viewpoints as 'fringe,' the propensity of dissident movements to +splinter into factions before they can effectively counter their +primary adversaries, and the difficulty of creating stability without +squelching curiosity." +

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+RabbIT 2.0.2
+Ernimril - January 29th 2000, 18:29 EST +

RabbIt is the mutating, caching webproxy which is used to speed up surfing over slow links like modems. It does this by removing advertising and background images and scaling down images to low quality JPEGs. RabbIT is written in Java and should be able to run on any platform. It does depend upon an image converter if imagescaleing is on. The recommended image converter is "convert" from the ImageMagick package.

Changes: Fixes have been made for a few bugs concerning keep alive and the HTTP response header, a bug with NT and cache directories, a bug concerning requests without a response body, a bug in GZIPHandler that caused it to not gzip already compressed (gzip or compress) streams, a bug in HTTPHeader regarding response phrases that are multiline, and a few bugs in ImageHandler and NCache. GZIPHandler has been built as an intermediate(*) to FilterHandler (this means that it is possible to gzip text/plain, etc., without filtering those streams) uuencoding has been added to the Coder, RabbIT now uses HTTP/1.1, HTMLParser now compiles cleanly with Jikes, and GeneralHeader has been created to allow for HTTPFooter (which is useful when sending chunked data). +

Urgency: low +