The New York Times 1998 Peter Wayner - Abstracts

The New York Times 1998 Peter Wayner
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Adding software can add trouble. (upgrading to Microsoft's Internet Explorer 4.0 can cause bit rot) (Product Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
Behind curtain in digital Oz, the simple chip. (silicon chip) (Technology Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
Code breaker cracks smart cards' digital safe. (Paul Kocher of Cryptography Research) (includes related article on how breaking the code is accomplished) (Technology Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
Crunching numbers bit by bit. (Technology Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
Eventually, all data roads lead to the computer motherboard. (Technology Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
Finding hidden senders in all that e-mail gobbledygook. (Technology Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
From toy rings to sophisticated codes, a quest for secrecy. (computer encryption technology) (Technology Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
How servers find needle in haystack of the Net. (how Internet domain names work) (includes related article on the routing of a Web address) (Internet/Web/Online Service Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
Linux pioneers find the differences are subtle. (comparison between Linux OS with Corel's Wordperfect word-processing software) (Product Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
Net metaphors stretch to fit the evolution of data flow.(Internet backbones) (Internet/Web/Online Service Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
Prime real estate on the Web: portals. (Internet/Web/Online Service Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
Squeezing data like an accordion. (compression) (Technology Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
Wanted: a fix with finesse for Year 2000 problem. (Technology Information)Business, generalPeter Wayner
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