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+Google has updated the search capabilities of Google Code Search with expanded coverage and improvements in ranking and access.
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+Google Code Search [now features][1] indexing of individual files and code snippets from all over the web rather than just archives and repositories -- such as .zip, .tar, or CVS and Subversion files -- as was previously available.
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+Code Search also has an improved ranking system so class and method definitions appear closer to the top of search results for applicable queries.
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+In addition to the new features there are now international Code Search domains for Brazil, China, France, and Russia.
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+While Google Code Search is getting better, and now that it indexes all files rather than just repositories it certainly casts a wider net, we still prefer [Krugle][2] for its well organized results and advanced operators.
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+[1]: http://google-code-updates.blogspot.com/2007/07/improvements-to-google-code-search.html "Improvements to Google Code Search"
+[2]: http://blog.wired.com/monkeybites/2007/02/yahoo_developer.html
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+After several attempts ending in failure I've been forced to conclude that [Jajah][2], the internet based VoIP client, doesn't work with the iPhone. What's worse is, even using Firefox from the desktop, I can't get Jajah to work with the iPhone. 
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+The call goes through and I can hear the other caller quite clearly (despite the usual VoIP lag-time and echos), but no one seems to be able to hear me from the iPhone.
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+Obviously Skype isn't an option, though hackers claim to be quite close to discovering a way to [install third party software][1], which leaves the iPhone without a VoIP option.
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+If anyone out there has any suggestions for a web-based VoIP client I should test, be sure to leave a comment below.
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+[1]: http://www.hackszine.com/blog/archive/2007/07/all_about_iphoneinterface.html
+[2]: http://jajah.com/
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+Microsoft has announced in no uncertain terms that it will not support version 3 of the GPL. In a [statement published yesterday][1], the company says "Microsoft is not a party to the GPLv3 license and none of its actions are to be misinterpreted as accepting status as a contracting party of GPLv3 or assuming any legal obligations under such license."
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+Microsoft's statement comes in response to claims that the company's deals with Novell and others which involve "interoperability collaboration," would mean, should the Linux kernel move to the GPL v3, that Microsoft would support the new license as part of those agreements.
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+However Microsoft insists that such claims do not have "a valid legal basis under contract, intellectual property, or any other law."
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+Even more interesting is that Microsoft contends that they don't need a license under the GPl in order to collaborate with its Linux partners even if they should choose to distribute code under the GPL v3 in the future.
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+Novell says it will continue to support customers with a regular SUSE Linux Enterprise Server subscription, regardless of the terms of the certificates provided by Microsoft.
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+[via [eWeek][2]]
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+[1]: http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/misc/07-05statement.mspx "Microsoft Statement About GPLv3"
+[2]: http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,2155119,00.asp
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