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29 February 2012 Last updated at 01:17 ET A credit-card sized computer designed to help teach children to code has gone on sale for the first time. The Raspberry Pi is a bare-bones, low-cost computer created by volunteers mostly drawn from academia and the UK tech industry.

I've heard about this before. It sounds like an interesting idea.

I found this article to be both depressing and hilarious.

This CCNA study guide explains how CSMA/CD works on Ethernet.

May I ask how the "AnyLAN" could accommodate both Ethernet and Token Ring?

The FBI has asked for industry input on developing a Web-based tool that could help it scan social media sites and commercial news outlets to help its intelligence officers stay ahead of unfolding crises.

For Internet activists, last week's Web protests against two controversial copyright enforcement bills were a huge victory against three powerful and well-funded trade groups that pushed hard for passage of the Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect IP Act.

That is silly to do that with so much money spent on the routers that would probably be far superior to the ones at the ISP.

If I want to get IPv6 on my home wifi router, I will probably have to install software like this.

By Joab Jackson, IDG News Service February 23, 2012 01:05 PM ET The Metro Ethernet Forum has updated its Carrier Ethernet specification, hoping to standardize the use of Ethernet for global multicarrier services.

Although Google's new privacy policies have proven controversial, that hasn't stopped the company from cementing its position as America's favorite search engine. According the latest survey from the Pew Internet and American Life Project, 83% of American Internet users say they use Google to search most often while just 6% say they use Yahoo most often.

While this policy does not apply to the Google Chrome browser; the newest iteration (version 16) of Google Chrome always asks you to sign in to "your Google Account" when it starts. Even if you do not sign in to the Google Account, it takes longer to get to your webpages that you want to view. If you signed into the Google Account and they tracked you, this would likely make the browser perform less quickly. Google's search (pun intended) for advertising dollars is not only making people leery about privacy issues, but it also impacting the quality of their browser, in my opinion; as a browser's primary focus should be to display webpages (as Internet Explorer does not try to get me to buy Microsoft Word). I feel that this could hurt their business in the short run, and maybe even permanently.

Little over my head but a interesting article

If you want a credential to show an employer you have basic computer networking skills, this is the one to get.

It's paint with a brain!

Woman kidnaps child in 1987, turns herself in via Facebook

A non-profit organization wants to bring free internet to the world.