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• Osmos For GNU/Linux Has Been Released !

  <b>Linux Gaming News:</b> "After a short testing beta Osmos from Hemisphere Games has finally arrived to GNU/Linux ! Osmos only costs $10 so you cannot afford not to buy it !"

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• Light Peak, "le successeur de l'USB 3", devrait débarquer dès la fin de l'année avec des taux de tra

  Pour Intel, l'USB 3 a déjà un successeur : Light Peak Qui pourra atteindre les 10 Gbps et qui devrait débarquer dès fin 2010 Il y a à peine une an, Intel dévoilait Light Peak, une technologie de transfert de données par fibre optique qui flirte avec les 10 Gbps... soit le double de l'USB 3. Or l'USB 3 semble tarder à s'imposer. Les propos de Kevin Kahn, senior manager chez Intel lors de l'Intel Developer Forum de Pékin, n'en ont que plus de résonance. "Nous voyons [Light Peak] comme le successeur logique de l'USB 3.0. D'une certaine manière nous aimerions réaliser le tout dernier cable dont vous aurez besoin". Même si une période de cohabitation des deux ...

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• The Best of the Small Business Technology Summit

  Small business analyst Laurie McCabe shares her thoughts and insight on the 2010 Small Business Technology Summit that recently took place in New York City.

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• The Best of the Small Business Technology Summit

  Small business analyst Laurie McCabe shares her thoughts and insight on the 2010 Small Business Technology Summit that recently took place in New York City.

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• The Best of the Small Business Technology Summit

  Small business analyst Laurie McCabe shares her thoughts and insight on the 2010 Small Business Technology Summit that recently took place in New York City.

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• The Best of the Small Business Technology Summit

  Small business analyst Laurie McCabe shares her thoughts and insight on the 2010 Small Business Technology Summit that recently took place in New York City.

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• Le Khronos Group publie les spécifications de OpenGL 3.3 et 4.0

  Le Khronos Group publie les spécifications de OpenGL 3.3 et 4.0 Déjà deux ans après la sortie d'OpenGl 3.x, le Khronos Group nous offre le même jour les spécifications des nouvelles versions d'OpenGL : La version 3.3 et la version 4.0 Pour ces nouvelles versions la séparation Core et Compatibility demeurent et, nouveauté pour le GLSL, les versions ont dorénavant le même nom que la version de l'API sous laquelle elles ont été sortis. On nous promet aussi une version 4.0 optimisée, moins dépendante du CPU, notamment concernant la tesselation... N'étant pas familier a OpenGL je n'oserais en dire plus pour les plus curieux voici le lien :

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• Tiny DIY PC gets smaller, more powerful

  <b>Linux Devices:</b> "The Linux-ready Artigo A1100 has a 1.3GHz Via Nano processor, accepts 2GB of RAM, sports HDMI and VGA video outputs, and has five USB ports, the company says."

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• Craigslist Facing Heat Over Sex Ads, Again

  Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is once again raking Craigslist over the coals for allowing the sex trade to flourish on its site.

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• How can I allow robots access to my sitemap, but prevent casual users from accessing it?

  - by morpheous

  I am storing my sitemaps in my web folder. I want web crawlers (Googlebot etc) to be able to access the file, but I dont necessarily want all and sundry to have access to it. For example, this site (superuser.com), has a site index - as specified by its robots.txt file (http://superuser.com/robots.txt). However, when you type http://superuser.com/sitemap.xml, you are directed to a 404 page. How can I implement the same thing on my website? I am running a LAMP website, also I am using a sitemap index file (so I have multiple site maps for the site). I would like to use the same mechanism to make them unavailable via a browser, as described above.

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• The Taxes of the Tech World - Linux, Microsoft, and More!

  <b>Raiden's Realm:</b> "Recently Dell began denying purchasers of their Linux desktop machines the ability to get a refund on their "Windows Tax", the carefully hidden cost of Windows included in the price of the machine they just purchased. So why are they doing this?"

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• Internet Explorer 9 ne soutiendra que le H.264 : vers un nouveau coup dur pour Flash ?

  Mise à jour du 30/04/10 Internet Explorer 9 ne supportera que le H.264 Vers un nouveau coup dur pour Flash ? Microsoft vient de réitérer son implication dans la future norme du HTML 5. « Le futur du Web c'est le HTML5 », a même écrit hier sur son blog le General Manager d'Internet Explorer, qui explique que « la spécification HTML 5 permet de décrire le support d'une vidéo sans spécifier un format particulier ». Jusqu'ici, rien de très nouveau, même si cette implication pose la question de son articulation avec Silverlight, le concurrent maison de Flash (lire par ailleurs :

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• Inside a Migration

  <b>OSNews:</b> "You mentioned (pre-interview) your organization is looking at making a move to Linux servers. What operating system have you been running and what prompted the change?"

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• Nexenta Builds Storage OS With OpenSolaris

  An open storage vendor has combined the best of ZFS, OpenSolaris and Debian to make a new enterprise storage approach that's winning converts.

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• Would You Like Malware with That Smartphone?

  Panda Security recently uncovered Confiker, Mariposa and Lineage password stealing malware samples installed on a newly purchased Vodafone HTC Magic smartphone.

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• Social Networking Sees Rise in Cyber Crime

  As more people, including etailers involved with Internet marketing opportunities, flock to social networking sites, the more they need to be aware of cyber crime &#150; and learn to avoid being scammed.

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• Social Networking Sees Rise in Cyber Crime

  As more people, including etailers involved with Internet marketing opportunities, flock to social networking sites, the more they need to be aware of cyber crime &#150; and learn to avoid being scammed.

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• Social Networking Sees Rise in Cyber Crime

  As more people, including etailers involved with Internet marketing opportunities, flock to social networking sites, the more they need to be aware of cyber crime &#150; and learn to avoid being scammed.

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• Something old, something new: Console file managers

  <b>Motho ke motho ka botho:</b> "I should know better than to mention console programs any more, because as soon as I do, someone tosses out another one and I have to try it. Curiosity gets the better of me and I can't help myself."

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• Running MySQL in Batch Mode

  Anyone who has spent a fair amount of time working with databases comes to realize that common tasks like backups and data transfers should be run from a script rather than interactively. In this tutorial, we will be writing a common batch file to back up a table to a file.

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• Novell Mono project bringing Silverlight to Apple iPhone

  <b>Infoworld:</b> "MonoDroid, which will enable deployment of .Net-based applications on Google Android phones, is in development at Novell, with a preview release planned for August, the head of the project said."

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• Can Agile Development and Project Scope Control Co-Exist?

  Selecting Agile as an approach to development projects doesn't mean ignoring a healthy dose of scope/change control.

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• Microsoft Issues Patch for IE Zero-Day Flaw

  Software giant makes the unusual step of releasing an "out-of-band" security fix for a flaw in versions 6 and 7 of Internet Explorer, deeming the vulnerability serious enough that it had to act before the next Patch Tuesday.

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• Italian Court OKs Preference for Open Source

  <b>Open...:</b> "Here's a big win for open source: the Italian Constitutional Court has approved a law in Piedmont giving preference to open source, ruling that it is not anti-competitive:"

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• Proof Of Concept: Open-Source Multi-GPU Rendering!

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "David's goals with Prime are to allow a second GPU to render 3D applications onto the screen of the first GPU, with it being configurable by the client, and just to handle the rendering side."

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