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Ubuntu 6.06.2 LTS -- a better way to install the most stable Ubuntu
ZDNet blogs -- telling it like it is
Distrowatch -- If it didn't already exist, somebody would have to invent it
LXer -- tomorrow's Linux and open-source news today
Lifehacker and BoingBoing -- good tips, good times
Linspire and Sears get into the $199 Linux PC business
Story of the day: NY Times exclusive with Apple's Steve Jobs
Everex Cloudbook -- 2 pounds, $399, and coming to a Wal-Mart near you
If $1,799 fell out of the sky, I might buy ... the new MacBook Air
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I hadn't taken a look at Lifehacker in awhile, but a recent visit proved it to be a good source of tips for the fully geeky, the would-be geek and, occasionally, the rest of us. I should probably start checking it every day.
A site I do manage to get to most days is the great BoingBoing, which once again appeals to the geeky, those who love them and ... yes, there's stuff for everybody.
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