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* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass helps a reader set the keys in MySQL so Access users can use the database without being prompted
* Musings from the coffee shop
* IBM TV ad reminiscent of 'Children of the Corn'
* Results of Ping Identity's survey of federation projects
* Two approaches to SMS-to-e-mail communications
* Microsoft extends the life of Windows 98, ME
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Fifth attempt is a second deal with Avici
* The Reviewmeister checks out Cisco's VoIP features for teleworkers
* Linksys EFG120 only a partial upgrade from last year’s version
* Sneak peek into VPNs, DSL and Ethernet service use
* Try before you buy with prospective hires
* EMC buys more, iSCSI achieves popularity, InfiniBand gets serious
* Fifth attempt is a second deal with Avici
* What's in the "NetWare 6.5 Administrator's Handbook"
* Report predicts healthy growth for dedicated VPN services in the U.S.
* Apple puts G5 in server
* Profile of acceleration paper from Port80 Software
* Several places for information about identity theft
* Agere acquires TeraBlaze for high-density switch chip
* Patches from Red Hat, Mandrake Linux, others * Beware virus that spreads via a message claiming to be from PayPal * Scam looks for bank card numbers, and other interesting reading