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• Report: Linux Desktop Evolves with GNOME 2.30

  A new Linux desktop user interface promises a number of innovations, but the big changes are coming soon in GNOME 3.

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• x86: 30 years and Still Going Strong

  Few technologies last 30 years, let alone become more dominant with each passing one, but the x86 architecture has done just that.

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• April Headline: C programming language back at number 1 position!

  <b>Tiobe Software:</b> "After more than 4 years C is back at position number 1 in the TIOBE index. The scores for C have been pretty constant through the years, varying between the 15% and 20% market share for almost 10 years."

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• It's Official: Valve Releasing Steam, Source Engine For Linux!

  <b>Phoronix:</b> "Valve Corporation has today rolled out their Steam Mac OS X client to the general public and confirmed something we have been reporting for two years: the Steam content delivery platform and Source Engine are coming to Linux."

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• Microsoft Launches 'Fix It Center' for SMBs

  Following up on its Fix It Button, single-click bug fix technology, Microsoft aims to simplify tech support for small businesses with a more extensive automated diagnostic system.

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• Microsoft Launches 'Fix It Center' for SMBs

  Following up on its Fix It Button, single-click bug fix technology, Microsoft aims to simplify tech support for small businesses with a more extensive automated diagnostic system.

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• Crontab Entries for Unix or Linux Servers Made Simple

  If you've ever had to stop and check the manpage to get the crontab syntax correct for your Unix or Linux server, here's a Web site that will save you lots of time.

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• Eight VoIP Providers Unite to Support HD Voice

  Regional providers form Cloud Communications Alliance to drive first nationwide high-definition network.

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• Your life will some day end; ACTA will live on

  <b>ars Technica:</b> "The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) isn't just another secret treaty&#8212;it's a way of life. If ACTA passes in anything like its current form, it will create an entirely new international secretariat to administer and extend the agreement."

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• MySQL: Functional Partitioning

  This article contains common different methods of functional partitioning and common considerations for database setup and capacity. Company DBAs, database developers, engineers and architects should consider the pros and cons of any method of sharding or partitioning since compromises will have to be made given the pros and cons of a system setup.

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• MySQL: Functional Partitioning

  This article contains common different methods of functional partitioning and common considerations for database setup and capacity. Company DBAs, database developers, engineers and architects should consider the pros and cons of any method of sharding or partitioning since compromises will have to be made given the pros and cons of a system setup.

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• Is there a replacement for Facebook?

  <b>Cyber Cynic:</b> "Facebook claims to have more than 400 million active users. In fact, according to Web analytics firm Alexa, only Google is a more popular site. So, with all that going for it, why are so many users unhappy, with one poll showing that more than half of Facebook users are thinking about leaving?"

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• Mobilizing A Community To Fight Malware

  <b>Help Net Security:</b> "The word about Immunet's free anti-virus solution is spreading fast. The agent installed on my computer tells me that there are currently 162,597 people in the Immunet Cloud, and that I'm protected from 12,637,576 threats"

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• Holographic Storage Pioneer InPhase Scrambles for Funding

  Holographic data storage has yet to achieve commercial viability despite decades of development efforts.

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• Want Amarok 1.4 Back in Ubuntu? Here is how!

  <b>Tech Drive-in:</b> "Amarok was my favorite among Linux media players, until Amarok 2.0 series started coming in. I totally understand that Amarok 2.0 series is a complete rewrite and I really appreciate the effort they have put on upgrading Amarok."

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• FBI Goes After 'Scareware' Scams

  <b>eSecurity Planet:</b> "The FBI said late last week that it has filed federal indictments against an Ohio man and two foreign residents in a move meant to halt one of the largest "scareware" malware scams."

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• Microsoft Warns Infected PCs on the Rise

  Software giant's latest Security Intelligence Report found that the number of infected PCs rose by 1.7 million in the second half of 2009, but improved monitoring is helping flag and clean the corrupted systems.

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• Make Network Security Policies Successful

  Three tips on how to better engage your user base in information and network security protocols.

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• OverREACTing: Dissecting the Gizmodo Warrant

  <b>Electronic Frontier Foundation:</b> "Under California and federal law, this warrant should never have issued."

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• Open Source Software Investigation -- Stty Settings, Backspace and Delete

  <b>Tip of the Trade:</b> "A reader, Steve Hampson, suggested another solution to the backspace/delete terminal problem: Try typing stty dec on the offending terminal."

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• HP Wants to Bring webOS to Printers

  <b>Linux Pro Magazine:</b> "When HP discussed expanding webOS, this probably isn't what Palm had in mind."

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• Small Business Marketing in the Era of Facebook

  In her book, The Facebook Era, Clara Shih looks at how social networking provides broader access to customers and does so at unprecedented savings.

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• Review: AbiWord: The Underappreciated Word Processor

  OpenOffice.org isn't the only game in town for open source word processing. One of the best, and underexposed, open word processors is AbiWord.

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• Server Virtualization Drives Storage Networking Sales

  Virtualization users find that their storage costs can greatly exceed what they paid to virtualize their servers.

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• What Microsoft Learned From Botnet Takedown

  Even software giant Microsoft had trouble corralling the Waledac malware-spreading botnight.

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