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Bing Toolbar

A useful collection of toolbars for IE, Explorer, and Outlook that features both Web and desktop searching

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Top 10 Free Small Business SEO Tools

If you want to drive traffic -- and customers -- to your Web site, then you need search engine optimization. These 10 tools will make your small business SEO campaign easier and more profitable.

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Top 10 Free Small Business SEO Tools

If you want to drive traffic -- and customers -- to your Web site, then you need search engine optimization. These 10 tools will make your small business SEO campaign easier and more profitable.

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XSL Transformations in .NET 2.0

Having realized the need for efficient built-in support for XSLT processing, Microsoft has included in the .NET Framework 2.0 a set of classes that are highly optimized, robust, and scalable. This article will explore the rich XSLT support provided by the .NET Framework 2.0 by providing examples on how to use the XSLT related classes to create rich ASP.NET Web applications.

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Go Ahead, Play with Your Food

The Tyee: "It's an unusual Friday night at Grinder, a small coffee shop in Toronto. There's an alien in someone's cup, hearts in another and someone else sees their face in their mug."

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Jaron Lanier: open textbooks "appalling and preposterous"

Opensource.com: "What we call a commons, Lanier calls "Digital Maoism"."

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Linux: A Platform for the Cloud

Linux.com: "The goal of this article is to review the history and architecture of Linux as well as its present day developments to understand how Linux has become today's leading platform for cloud computing. We will start with a little history on Unix system development and then move to the Linux system itself."

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Editor's Note: the Quest for the Perfect Desktop Linux

The perfect Linux is different for every user. I'm not so much into the "noob" distros because they don't seem to age well. So what makes a perfect desktop Linux?

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Jabbing with Coccinella

Linux Beacon: "Although its name sounds like that of a bacterium, Coccinella is a nice cross-platform open source Jabber client. While Jabber, and IM clients in general, are a dime a dozen, Coccinella sports a few nifty features that make it worth considering if your are in the market for a Jabber client."

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IT Operations: Beware the Cloud Boomerang

When applications developed in the cloud move "back home" to be managed by internal operations, problems arise.

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10 Data Storage Technologies Whose Days Are Numbered

These 10 storage technologies may soon be relegated to the scrap heap of history.

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Open Source DNS Enters Next Gen with BIND 10 Y1

Netstat -vat: "The first public release of the BIND 10 open source DNS server is now out. But don't rush to update your servers just yet -- it's still years away from being ready for production use"

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How to Set Up Android Platform Development and Debugging

eWeek offers a primer on how to develop for Android without using the Java-based SDK.

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Hacker vows to fight Sony PS3 update, restore Linux support

ars Technical: "He praised the hardware for its security, but now that Sony has responded by removing the Linux capabilities of the PlayStation 3 entirely, the hacker has decided to fight back..."

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Increase Laptop Security with BitLocker

If your laptop is running either the Ultimate or Enterprise editions of Windows 7 or Windows Vista, you can take advantage of the BitLocker feature to encrypt the hard drive.

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Linux: Memory Compaction

Kernel Trap: "Mel Gorman posted the seventh version of his Memory Compaction patches asking, "are there any further obstacles to merging?""

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Lenovo ThinkPad T400s Notebook Review

Every so often, Lenovo leaves us reaching for superlatives. This time it's a 14.1-inch notebook that weighs less than four pounds, is under an inch thin, bristles with ingenious engineering and makes a $1,599 price seem downright reasonable.

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Firefox FUD not lagging

Netstat -vat: "Can Firefox's innovation and growth curve continue? In a comment attributed to former Firefox developer Blake Ross, apparently not."

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pico projector running linux, small and portable but big in features

Handle With Linux: ""

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QuickTime for Windows

A multimedia viewer/plug-in for playing QuickTime and other A/V files

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Auditing made easy by Microsoft SQL Server 2008

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 made the life of a DBA easier by providing an enhanced auditing feature, "SQL Server Audit". The first article of this series illustrates the various components for auditing and the action groups provided by Microsoft SQL Server 2008.

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Don't trust that Web Address!

Sure, It's Secure: "In the last 24-hours, I received e-mails about March Madness, Sandra Bullock's hubby, and Michael Jackson's estate and every one of them contained a link to malware."

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Proprietary Licenses Are Even Worse Than They Look

Bradley M. Kuhn: "Apple's licenses are probably the easiest example of proprietary licensing terms that are well beyond reasonableness."

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Feds Seeks Blue-Sky Ideas for Cybersecurity

Multiple federal agencies have established a portal to solicit help from the private sector to devise new strategies and technologies to safeguard critical data networks.

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Installing Linux on a Thinkpad X40 with a CF Drive

Gnuru: "The IBM ThinkPad X40 was one of the greatest lightweight ultra-portables of the time. They're aging now, but that only adds to their coolness."

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