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Phoronix: "Basic read-only support for better managing Apple Time Machine back-ups is now available to Linux users via a new virtual file-system aptly called the Time Machine File-System.

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Just as Samsung looked like it was taking the lead in transparent LCD displays, LG introduces a larger screen with higher resolution and multitouch functionality.

Let the translucent LCD Wars begin.

Serverwatch: "That's the question the Financial Times was asking last week, and it's a rather strange question, when you think about it.

It really begs another question: Was there ever, let alone still, anyone who thought Linux was "just for start-ups." Who would these people be?"

What's on David Pogue's iPhone? He lists his ten favorite apps and more than two dozen runner-ups.

Amazon has had plenty of ups and downs since launching in 1994--here are a few of the more...colorful controversies the site has had to contend with, over the years.

In the wake of the PHP North West conference, several of the attendees (and speakers alike) have posted their summaries and thoughts about the two day event.

Here's a few so far:

This years PHPUnconference is over. As every year before, it has been a fantastic event. The Unconference in Hamburg is one of the meet-ups, which I am happily looking forward to each year.

Computerworld UK: "The good news was that it offered one of the best line-ups of open source know-how in the UK I have come across.

The bad news was that the seminar's venue was quite small and not even full: these people really deserved a much bigger audience."

As you may be aware, tomorrow, Facebook kicks off its big f8 developer conference in San Francisco. We'll be there to cover what's going on, but it looks like a lot of the information is already out there -- Inside Facebook, All Facebook, and GigaOM have good write-ups of what we can likely expect.

We've previously reported on a bunch of these poss