Microsoft Issues Five 'Critical' Patches
In a busy 'Patch Tuesday', Microsoft fixed 25 security flaws--mostly in Windows--with its latest patch drop, even fixing a nasty zero-day in the Help system.
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Google backs open codec against patent trolls
<b>The Register:</b> "Google is "very confident" that the newly open-sourced VP8 video codec will stand up to the sort of patent attack Steve Jobs warned of when he defended Apple's decision to shun VP8's predecessor, the open-source Ogg Theora."Read the article
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Seagate's 3TB Hard Drive Aimed at Future PCs
Unfortunately, your current PC won't be able to use it due to a limitation in your motherboard. What is it and what can be done about it?Read the article
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Flash Player Critical Fix on Deck
With Microsoft and Google already having already released fixes for critical security bugs this week, Adobe is getting ready to join the party as it readies an important patch for its Adobe Flash Player software.Read the article
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Early IE9 Platform Preview Results Show Promise
Microsoft seems to be improving its relations with Web developers.Read the article
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Engaging Your Staff in Data Protection
Although breaches can’t be eliminated, staff engagement in a data protection program can reduce risk.Read the article
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Engaging Your Staff in Data Protection
Although breaches can’t be eliminated, staff engagement in a data protection program can reduce risk.Read the article
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Novell Linux Appliances Boost Ingres over MySQL
<b>Linux Planet:</b> "Novell partners with database vendor Ingres to make it easier to build and deploy software appliances -- but what about MySQL?"Read the article
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Mobile Applications Highlighted at APPCON Conference in August
Smartphone apps have become important enough to get their own conference.Read the article
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10 Reasons You Shouldn't Blame Microsoft for Windows Security Issues
<b>eWeek:</b> "News Analysis: Microsoft sometimes gets a raw deal when it comes to security."Read the article
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Custom Font in Property Sheets
CCBPropertySheet: an MFC-extension class for creating property sheets with custom fonts.Read the article
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Improve Exception Safety In Your C++ Applications by Annotating Functions That Don't Throw ...
Your compiler assumes by default that almost every function might throw an exception. As a result, it might generate suboptimal code. C++0x now lets you explicitly annotate functions that never throw with the [[nothrow]] attribute. Find out how to use this attribute to write efficient and self-documenting code.Read the article
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Choosing the Right SSD for Your Storage Backup Needs
Before you can decide whether SSD are the right backup choice for your organization, you must understand the choices that complement it, such as SAS and RAID controller choices.Read the article
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Network video recorder, powered by Linux, ultra stable and loaded with features
<b>Handle With Linux:</b> "QNAP VS-5020 VioStor NVR (Network Video Recorder) is a high performance network video surveillance system for high-end IP-based real-time monitoring and video recording"Read the article
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Google Docs & Spreadsheet Get an Overhaul
Google poised to release new and improved Google Docs & Spreadsheet service as it makes a stronger push in the enterprise market against Microsoft Office.Read the article
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CLPPLUS: IBM DB2's New Command Line Processor
Rebecca Bond discusses a few of the options available in IBM DB2's new CLPPLUS command line processor that you can use to connect to databases and to define, edit, and run statements, scripts, and commands.Read the article
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Ubuntu Unravelled
<b>Linux User and Developer:</b> "However, it is my impression that many people, including some Ubuntu users, do not know how the distribution is made. Most are familiar with the principle that Ubuntu is largely based upon the Debian distribution, but not a great deal beyond this."Read the article
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How Complex Databases Are Governed In the Mormon Church
In addition to the world's biggest set of genealogies and missionaries in 160 countries, the church has more than 260 centrally managed databases.Read the article
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How Complex Databases Are Governed In the Mormon Church
In addition to the world's biggest set of genealogies and missionaries in 160 countries, the church has more than 260 centrally managed databases.Read the article
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How Complex Databases Are Governed In the Mormon Church
In addition to the world's biggest set of genealogies and missionaries in 160 countries, the church has more than 260 centrally managed databases.Read the article
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Mozilla Firefox Portable Edition 3
A fully functional edition of Firefox 3 optimized for use on a USB key driveRead the article
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Enterprise cloud put to the test
<b>Network World:</b> "In this first-of-its-kind test, we invited cloud vendors to provide us with 20 CPUs that would be used for five instances of Windows 2008 Server and five instances of Red Hat Enterprise Linux – two CPUs per instance. We also asked for a 40GB internal or SAN/iSCSI disk connection, and 1Mbps of bandwidth from our test site to the cloud provider."Read the article
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iPad Launch: All Systems, Mostly, Go
With over 300,000 units sold in its first day, the iPad is off to a great start. But can the early momentum be sustained?Read the article
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Patch Tuesday Plugs Holes in Microsoft Windows, Office
Microsoft releases two 'critical' patches for Windows and Office in May's Patch Tuesday drop, making things a little easier for IT administrators compared to last month.Read the article
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Oracle Pushes Linux -- Full Force
One might expect Oracle to be doing everything in its power to discourage customers from moving away from UNIX. Yet the company seems determined to hawk Linux.Read the article
