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• GNOME Shell tips

  <b>GHacks:</b> "Although there are many naysayers out there &#8211; who seem to either only want more of the same or who doubt the ability of any developer to release anything worth while &#8211; I trust that GNOME 3 is going to make quite a major impression."

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• Cyber Threats Pit Privacy Versus Security

  Security experts are torn between just how far the government and the private sector should go to protect critical data from cyber criminals without violating individual rights.

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• Uses for Cartesian Products in MS Access

  Less well known than inner and outer joins is the Cartesian product, which produces every possible combination of records between the two tables. Doug Steele offers four examples to demonstrate some legitimate uses for Cartesian products.

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• Saving Money with Green Data Storage Technology

  Energy avoidance may be a good place to start, but energy efficiency should be the goal for your data center.

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• Five Web Operating Systems You Can Take for a Spin

  Is a cloud-based WebOS in your network's future? Here are five you can try out from your own servers or from public hosting.

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• Improving CSS With .LESS

  Improve your CSS skills using .LESS, a free, open-source port of Ruby's LESS library. LESS (and .LESS, by extension) is a parser that allows web developers to create style sheets using new and improved language features, including variables, operations, mix-ins, and nested rules.

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• Simplest VoIP Solution Yet?

  MyPhone2Go is fully contained on a portable USB flash drive, can be used with just about any Windows computer.

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• Windows Phone 7 Will Not Run Windows Mobile Apps

  The latest version of Microsoft's mobile operating system will make a clean break with the past.

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• Use JavaMail to Automate Email Distribution

  Learn the basics of using the JavaMail API to build a Java mail application.

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• DevX Permissions

  DevX Permissions

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• Use JavaMail to Automate Email Distribution

  Learn the basics of using the JavaMail API to build a Java mail application.

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• Linux Server Management: Five Signs You're Doing It Wrong

  Scaling IT systems either breeds high levels of automation to make the infrastructure manageable, or it ends up breeding a huge mess. Here are five signs that you need to mend your ways.

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• Using Phusion Passenger to Deploy a Rails Application on Apache

  Ready to deploy your Rails app? Learn how to set up Phusion Passenger, configure Apache Web Server, and deploy multiple Rails applications on Apache.

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• Using Phusion Passenger to Deploy a Rails Application on Apache

  Ready to deploy your Rails app? Learn how to set up Phusion Passenger, configure Apache Web Server, and deploy multiple Rails applications on Apache.

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• Translating Between Unicode and Non-Unicode Character Sets in Java

  You can use Java APIs not only to help translate characters, strings, and text streams to other languages, but also to convert Unicode character sets to non-Unicode and vice versa.

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• Build an AJAX Content Management System with Visual WebGUI: Adding Menu Components

  Menus are basic components of any application. A well-designed menuing framework should be flexible, customizable for both look-and-feel and functionality, and easy to integrate into applications.

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• Set Up a VNC Linux Server in 5 Easy Steps

  Tip of the Trade: VNC makes it easy to log into a full desktop on a remote server. Follow these steps, and your Debian Linux server will be up and running in no time.

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• Jim Zemlin to Developers: Learn Linux

  The Linux Foundation executive director says Linux's dominance in consumer electronics is now 'without question and irreversible.'

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• QA with Matt Asay: How Linux is Beating Apple and Much More

  <b>Linux Foundation:</b> "Matt took some time recently to share his perspective with me on why Canonical can take Linux places Red Hat can't, how Linux beats Apple, and how the Ubuntu community's passion and focus on design will change the way people see Linux for a long time."

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• 7 Ways To Crash a Database

  Many articles on database administration take the perspective of trying to help you do your job better. We thought we might take a different tack and poke a little fun at some of more egregious mistakes we've seen over the years at IT shops.

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• Configuring Granular Settings for a Database Level Audit

  Learn how to create a database level audit at a granular level and retrieve the audit records in this 9-step tutorial.

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• Verizon, IBM Take Data Recovery to the Cloud

  Verizon and IBM want to give enterprise customers a cloud-based option for backing up and recovering massive data reservoirs.

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• Palm Pushes WebOS Plug-In Kit

  The public beta version of Palm’s WebOS Plug-in Development Kit (PDK) can now be downloaded from the company’s Web site.

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• Scripting the Vim editor, Part 5: Event-driven scripting and automation

  <b>IBM Developerworks:</b> "Why repeat yourself? You can configure Vim&#8217;s comprehensive event model to execute time-saving scripts whenever particular editing events&#8212;such as loading a file or switching between editor modes&#8212;occur."

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• Productivity Improvements in Mono 2.4: Components and Architecture

  Take a look under the hood of the latest version of Mono, the open source .NET development framework. Find out how its components and architecture help make developers more productive.

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