Report: 5 Open Source Wi-Fi Hotspot Solutions
Linux and open source rule the wireless hotspot world, and Eric Geier has rounded up five excellent, feature-packed open source wireless hotspots for us.
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How To Set Up An AAA Server With CIITIX-WiFi
<b>HowtoForge: </b>"CIITIX-WiFi is a turnkey solution to your WiFi hotspot needs. Built onto the rock solid stable debian linux, setting up a secure (TTLS) WiFi hotspot is just a minute away."Read the article
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Reseller exposes Opteron 6100 speeds and prices
<b>Channel Register:</b> "Ohio computer components reseller Provantage accidentally let slip pricing information for the forthcoming "Magny-Cours" eight- and 12-core Opteron 6100 series of processors for two- and four-socket boxes"Read the article
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Java/.NET Interoperability: Web Services Aren't Always the Answer
Mixing .NET and Java technologies with web services is often easy, but for many tasks web services are not the solution for Java/.NET interoperability.Read the article
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Messenger Connect: A New API Strategy for Microsoft to Build its Own Social Graph
Microsoft's new product is part of a trend toward open APIs.Read the article
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Oracle Pledges MySQL Support, EU Warms Up
The company may be winning over some critics as it seeks to get the OK on its purchase of Sun, but it also made some sizable commitments in return.Read the article
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WPF Wonders: 3D Drawing
WPF makes drawing three-dimensional scenes quick and easy.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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Will Wall Street Require Python?
The SEC is considering requiring some institutions to file reports in Python code.Read the article
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Report: Naming Fedora 14: How About Fytnargin?
With Fedora 13 (Goddard) nearing release this month, the Fedora community is now tasked with voting a name for Fedora 14. I like Fytnargin.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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7 IBM DB2 Tips Learned at IDUG
Rebecca Bond returns from an IDUG Conference with some short, compact knowledge bits that return big results. These quick tips and fixes make great additions to any database administrator's toolbox.Read the article
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Editor's Note: There is More to Linux Than Ubuntu
The fine people at Canonical are experts at keeping Ubuntu in the news, and keeping a lot of buzz going. That is a good thing; still, there is a whole world outside of Canonical, so here are some of my favorite Linuxes.Read the article
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CodePlex Gets Organized
Microsoft-sponsored open source foundation names a new permanent board of directors as the effort aims to grow beyond its roots.Read the article
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CodePlex Gets Organized
Microsoft-sponsored open source foundation names a new permanent board of directors as the effort aims to grow beyond its roots.Read the article
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CodePlex Gets Organized
Microsoft-sponsored open source foundation names a new permanent board of directors as the effort aims to grow beyond its roots.Read the article
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Windows2Linux Porting
Recently I faced one very interesting task. I had to port an application from one platform (Windows) to another (Linux). It is an interesting topic. First, knowledge of several platforms and writing the code for them is a good experience for every developer. Secondly, writing an application for different platforms makes it widespread and needed by many. So, I would like to share my impressions concerning this process. This article is intended for everybody who wants to write a cross-platform application.Read the article
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EMC Offers Clustered Data Deduplication
EMC has taken its first step toward global deduplication with the dual-controller Global Deduplication Array.Read the article
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One Gang Responsible For Most Phishing Attacks
More than two-thirds of all phishing attacks in the second half of 2009 were the work of one gang, according to an anti-phishing group.Read the article
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Massive Cyber Spy Ring Seen Operating in China
New report details the activities of the "Shadow network," a sophisticated group of cyber criminals traced back to China, prompting denial from a state official.Read the article
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Cisco Switches Up Entry-Level SMB Networking
Replacing its older Linksys models, Cisco's 100-series switches aim to deliver new enhancements at the front lines of small-business communications.Read the article
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The Wonders of Maatkit for MySQL
<b>Database Journal:</b> "MySQL is a great database for web-facing applications, however, it tends to be a bit rough around the edges. Enter Maatkit, a great toolkit with a bewildering array of command line tools that fill the gap where MySQL's native tools leave off. From data replication to query profiling and optimizing, Maatkit has tools to make you smarter, and help you get your job done."Read the article
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Microsoft Silverlight 4 Tools Released
An add-on lets developers access Silverlight 4 tooling through the Visual Studio 2010 IDE.Read the article
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Learn To Use Functions
<b>Begin Linux:</b> "Functions are a script within a script which can be defined by the user and stored in memory, allowing you to reuse the function repeatedly. This also provides a modular aspect that allows you to debug one function at a time by disabling functions."Read the article
