Is Oracle Ready to Dump AMD From Sun's x86 Server Lineup?
Sun traditionally offered both AMD and Intel processors in its x86 server lineup. Now, it's looking like AMD's Opteron won't make the cut under Oracle's ownership.
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Images on the Fly in ASP.NET
Learn how to combine text and images on the fly as a single output image. The example scenario is a website that offers printing services with specific fonts and colors.Read the article
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Getting Started with ListServ 16.0
L-Soft's Listserv has been providing email list management to enterprises nearly as long as Windows has been an OS. Despite a complicated setup and configuration, for organizations looking for mailing list power and flexibility, Listserv is one for the short list.Read the article
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Despite Hype, Mobile VoIP Will Not Alter the Telephony Landscape
Flat-rate pricing for cellular voice/data bundles means we all overpay; VoIP doesn't change that much.Read the article
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IPv4's Last Day: What Will Happen When There Is Only IPv6?
<b>Enterprise Networking Planet:</b> "How will we know when IPv4 address space is all used up? And what will happen when that day comes?"Read the article
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8 Ways IT Improves Small Business Resiliency
It’s no 'Eight Minute Abs,' but this list of eight tech tips can still help you firm and tone your small business network and help your business stay in fighting trim.Read the article
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Report: Is it Ubuntu, or is it Mac OS X?
Apple is fading from relevance in the computing space as it turns its attention toward phones, Web tablets and other consumer gadgets. Does Ubuntu Linux fill the elegant, functional desktop and server gap left by Apple?Read the article
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Google Chrome Gunning for 6.0 Release Already?
From the blogs: Google Chrome has quickly gained a reputation for sporting an accelerated pace of innovation, but has its rapid-fire numbering of new browser releases gotten a bit out of control?Read the article
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Debian: DebConf10 & 2010 Project Leader Elections
<b>The H Open:</b> "The DebConf organisers have announced they are now accepting proposals for contributions to this year's Debian conference. The organisers ask attendees to contribute to the annual Debian developers meeting by submitting presentations on a variety of topics."Read the article
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Republicans Turn to Open Source Asterisk
<b>VoIP Planet:</b> "Open source software is being used today by all types of companies and organizations—even the Republican Party is an adopter."Read the article
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QA with rPath Founder & CTO: "Just Use Linux"
<b>Linux.com:</b> "Linux is very popular in cloud initiatives. It functions very well in a headless environment, and the licensing model means that customers don't have to count how many machines are running."Read the article
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How to Buy Secure Removable Storage
Are you in the market for a flash drive or a portable hard drive? Here's what you need to know to buy the right device to keep your portable data safe.Read the article
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Free Version of Office Web Apps on Verge of Official Launch
Free, ad-based version of Office Web Apps is set to make its debut next month.Read the article
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Installation and Getting Started with Firebug
<b>Packt:</b> "Firebug is a free, open source tool that is available as a Mozilla Firefox extension, and allows debugging, editing, and monitoring of any website's CSS, HTML, DOM, and JavaScript."Read the article
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Hackers Strike Popular Los Angeles Hotel
The Westin Bonaventure Hotel & Suites gets targeted by criminals who may have gained access to travelers' credit cards.Read the article
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Microsoft Issues Two Patch Tuesday Fixes
Following a hectic April, the software giant only has two fixes to offer in its monthly Patch Tuesday security release, though both are deemed "critical."Read the article
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External Storage: The Apricorn Aegis Padlock Review
Mix hardware encryption and a numeric keypad with a portable USB external hard drive and you get secure business files wherever you roam.Read the article
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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."Read the article
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Verizon, Secret Service Team Up on Breach Reports
Data Breach Investigations Report will combine U.S. Secret Service information with telecom's investigations to provide a thorough review of cybercrime tactics and responses.Read the article
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Kernel Log: Linux 2.6.34 goes into testing
<b>The H Open:</b> "Improvements include graphics drivers for recent Radeon GPUs and for the graphics cores of some Intel processors that are only expected to be released early next year. Another new addition is the LogFS SSD file system."Read the article
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Washing the windows myths. Ease of use.
<b>Technology & Life Integration:</b> "Linux is only for geeks. Windows is easy to use. Linux is hard. You have to use the command line under Linux. You never need to use the console under windows. Sooner or later you will be forced to use the console in Linux."Read the article
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SEO Web Tool: Learn to Use Google Analytics
A free Web marketing resource shows you how to make the most of Google Analytics, plus stock video footage you can actually afford and a free emarketing tool to find keywords.Read the article
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April Patch Tuesday Tackles Five Critical Flaws
Another Patch Tuesday from Microsoft, another busy day for IT administrators. April's patch batch includes 11 total fixes, five deemed "critical" in severity.Read the article
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Microsoft News: Windows Summit 2010 Goes Virtual
No need to catch a plane to attend this Microsoft technical conference. The company has decided that to reach a broader audience, Windows Summit 2010 will be only available online.Read the article
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E17 review
<b>A Window:</b> "Enlightenment has been quite interesting to me. It has not even got a beta release so far yet I like to use it."Read the article
