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• Top 10 Features of SQL 2008 R2

  Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 introduces a number of interesting new features for both DBAs and developers alike. Read on to learn our top 10 favorites.

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• The Java 7 Features Bound to Make Developers More Productive

  The developer productivity features in the upcoming Java SE 7 release (object comparison, file system monitoring, and concurrency) are enough to make a Java veteran envy the Java newbies.

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• Accommodating Null Values in SQL Server

  The key to working with null values properly is to accommodate them consistently. Learn a few tricks that will help you do just that.

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• Learn Linux, 101: RPM and YUM package management

  <b>IBM Developerworks:</b> "This article focuses on the Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) developed by Red Hat, as well as the Yellowdog Updater Modified (YUM) originally developed to manage Red Hat Linux systems at Duke University's Physics department."

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• Cyber Command Plans to Focus on Coordination

  Nominee for the new Department of Defense position says the agency is going to lead other agencies in cyber attacks instead of waging its own.

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• Free Software Foundation Appoints Director of Access Technology

  <b>Linux Pro Magazine:</b> ""People with disabilities deserve to have control of their own technological destinies." With this statement, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) announces that it is turning its attention to accessibility."

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• Will Wall Street Require Python?

  The SEC is considering requiring some institutions to file reports in Python code.

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• Google Programming Frankenstein Is A Go

  The search giant has created a crossbreed of two application development languages.

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• Google Programming Frankenstein Is A Go

  The search giant has created a crossbreed of two application development languages.

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• Google's Caffeine Figures to Perk Up Ad Sales

  Search giant unveils Caffeine, a new system for indexing the Web that promises fresher, more relevant search results for users and advertisers.

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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.

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• Microsoft Silverlight for Windows

  A cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering the next generation of interactive Web apps

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• Copyright and wrong

  <b>The Economist:</b> "Parliament had given them rights, but it had set a time limit on them: 21 years for books already in print and 14 years for new ones, with an additional 14 years if the author was still alive when the first term ran out. After that, the material would enter the public domain so that anyone could reproduce it."

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• Symantec Chief Says Cloud Security is Needed

  Information is gold and cyber villains are getting more aggressive in their attempts to steal it. Data theft requires new ways of thinking, says Symantec CEO Enrique Salem at RSA.

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• How to Keep Mobile Cloud Data Safe

  As the use of mobile devices continues to soar, enterprise cloud applications are now resident in the palm of your hand. With this mobility comes ever greater responsibility to keep enterprise data safe.

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• Accessing Language Translation Web Services in Plain English

  Automated language translation services are freely available on the Web, but how good are they? Rob Gravelle finds out.

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• Google Street View logs WiFi networks, Mac addresses

  <b>The Register:</b> "Google's roving Street View spycam may blur your face, but it's got your number. The Street View service is under fire in Germany for scanning private WLAN networks, and recording users' unique Mac (Media Access Control) addresses, as the car trundles along."

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• Ruby on Rails 3.0 Moves Nearer Release

  A release candidate for the Web development framework will become available in two weeks.

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• Xerox Phaser 6140 Review

  Xerox's new $399 color laser printer is fast, attractive and versatile. But is it eclipsed by Xerox's latest discount on a slightly older step-up model?

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• Red Hat Summit: Even Microsoft Will Lend a Hand

  <b>The VAR Guy: </b>"When Red Hat Summit and JBoss World kick off June 22 in Boston, The VAR Guy expects Microsoft, Cisco Systems and IBM to be on hand for conference announcements and presentations."

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• Am I really running Ubuntu?

  <b>My Thoughts:</b> "Just because computers get more powerful, have bigger disks and get more memory doesn&#8217;t justify to bloat your software. "

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• Adobe Tosses in Flash Towel After Apple Limits iPhone Dev

  The company will focus on Flash for Android instead.

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• Eclipse Community Survey Shows Open Source Application Development Trends

  Linux is gaining in popularity with developers at Windows' expense.

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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.

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• Installing and Managing Multi Master Replication Manager (MMM) for MySQL High Ava

  <b>PACKT Publishing: </b>"Multi Master Replication Manager for MySQL ("MMM") is a set of open source Perl scripts designed to automate the process of creating and automatically managing the "Active / Passive Master" high availability replication."

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