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Create a Web App Using ASP.NET MVC 2.0 Framework
The benefits of using an MVC Framework is that it helps enforce a clean separation between the models, views, and controllers within a Web application.Read the article
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Create a Web App Using ASP.NET MVC 2.0 Framework
The benefits of using an MVC Framework is that it helps enforce a clean separation between the models, views, and controllers within a Web application.Read the article
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Tip: Enhance Your Linux Terminal With Bashish
Bashish is a theme engine for the Linux terminal, so you can make your console more readable, easier on the eyes, and give useful visual cues. Juliet Kemp shows how to customize your terminal with Bashish.Read the article
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CuteFTP Professional
The business class, ultra-secure commercial release of <a href = "/ftp-cuteftp.html">CuteFTP</a>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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Report: Linux NetworkManager a Solid Tool with New Features
Linux's NetworkManager has evolved into a solid tool that manages wired and wireless Ethernet, mobile broadband, Bluetooth, roaming, IPv6, and offers both a GUI and command-line interface. Joe Brockmeier gives us a tour of the new features in NetworkManager.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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Marvell promises $100 tablet for students
<b>LinuxDevices:</b> "Marvell announced its intent to deliver a $100, Android-ready tablet computer built around a 1GHz Armada 600 series processor. Aimed at students, the "Moby" will offer WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, an FM receiver, and Adobe Flash compatibility, the company says."Read the article
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Storage Review: Iomega StorCenter ix4-200d
Storage and data backup for small businesses just keeps getting easier and more affordable. Iomega's StorCenter offers big capacity, features and peace of mind at great price.Read the article
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Black Market Spawns Cyber Crime for Dummies
New study from PandaLabs pins the escalating severity of attacks carried out by relatively unskilled hackers on a thriving black market offering ready-made tools.Read the article
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Oracle's Linux Server Slant
OS Roundup: Is Oracle closing the door on OpenSolaris in favor of Linux servers? Recent actions, imply the company is determined to drive potential customers away from the UNIX offerings it acquired from Sun and into the arms of Red Hat and other enterprise Linux vendors.Read the article
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Oracle's Linux Server Slant
OS Roundup: Is Oracle closing the door on OpenSolaris in favor of Linux servers? Recent actions, imply the company is determined to drive potential customers away from the UNIX offerings it acquired from Sun and into the arms of Red Hat and other enterprise Linux vendors.Read the article
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The Price of that Tech Gear Is ... Wrong!
<b>Datamation:</b> "It shouldn't be so hard to get a price - my motto is that the harder it takes to find out pricing, the less motivated customers are going to be to buy it."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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VMware's Road to Desktop Virtualization Dominance
Virtually Speaking: With an acquisition, a maintenance release and a significant upgrade planned for later this year, VMware is gunning full throttle for the desktop virtualization market. But it's not the only vendor with desktop virtualization in its cross-hairs.Read the article
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PostgreSQL 9.0 is Serious Competition
<b>Daniweb:</b> "A new version (9.0) of PostgreSQL is in beta and ready for public testing. If version 9.0 lives up to its proposed feature list, then it is serious competition for MySQL"Read the article
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Red Hat CEO Says Innovation Trumps Cost Savings
<b>Linux Planet:</b> "In a keynote address, Jim Whitehurst explains why open source has become more valuable as an enabler of innovation in the enterprise than a means to cheaper software."Read the article
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Top 10 Android 2.2 Features Developers Can't Wait to Use
The latest version of Google's mobile operating system offers Flash support, enterprise features, and better performance.Read the article
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Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) in SQL Server 2008
Tapas Pal shows you how to encrypt your SQL Server database for a pre-existing, business critical web application using Transparent Data Encryption (TDE), a new full database encryption technique introduced in SQL Server 2008.Read the article
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Mozilla Scrambles to Close Firefox Vulnerability
<b>eSecurity Planet:</b> "In a bid to respond to a critical security vulnerability, Mozilla has released a new version of its open source Firefox Web browser ahead of schedule."Read the article
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The Defensive Patent License makes patents less evil for open source
<b>Network World: </b>"Two law professors from UC Berkeley have come up with a novel idea to protect open source developers from patent bullies. They call it the Defensive Patent License. They hope the DPL can address the objections FOSS developers have with patents the way the GPL addressed them for copyright."Read the article
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Android 2.2 and Its Previous Versions: A Sweet Developer Review
Two veteran mobile app developers compare Android 2.2 (aka Froyo) with older versions and highlight the areas where the platform has grown the most.Read the article
