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• HowTo: Setup your own openQRM Cloud with KVM on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx

  <b>LinuxPR:</b> We have prepared an easy HowTo guiding you step-by-step through an openQRM Cloud setup on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx using the KVM Virtualization technology

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• Adobe Shockwave Player

  A handy freeware plug-in/ActiveX control for viewing streamed multimedia content

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• This Week on the Green Data Center Management Front

  Among the big news this week for those looking to make their data center more environmentally friendly: Two IBM POWER7-based servers become the first four-processor systems in the industry to qualify for Energy Star status; NetApp announces plans to have execs, and other on hand to discuss green computing at SNW Spring 2010; and the feds are examining how cloud will save money and energy.

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• Medusa: Open Source Software 'Login Brute-Forcer' for Password Auditing

  By now, it's practically canon that bad passwords can have catastrophic consequences. What can a security admin do to ensure users are doing their part for server security? Enter Medusa, an open source software password auditing tool for Linux that will put all of your organization's passwords to the test.

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• VMware Embraces Novell's SUSE Linux OS for Appliances

  New deal will see SLES packaged with vSphere appliances as VMware chooses a default Linux distribution for its offering.

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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"

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• Report: Google is Hungry: Android Gingerbread and Frozen Yogurt Coming Soon

  Michelle Megna reports that Google developers have been very busy, rolling out a new royalty-free, open-source video/media format, and baking up fresh hot Android releases full of tasty new features.

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• IBM DB2 8 Ventures into Chilly IT Climate

  IBM has braved the on-going spending freeze on IT spending by launching the latest version of its DB2 database.

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• Extend Your ASP.NET MVC Application to Windows Mobile

  How to migrate your existing ASP.NET MVC Framework-based app to mobile devices.

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• Google Handing Out Free Nexus Ones and Droids to Top Android Devs

  If you've created a top-performing app for the Android platform, Google may send you a free phone.

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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.

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• Open source deduplication software released for Linux

  <b>CIO:</b> "A new open source project, dubbed Opendedup, has appeared with the goal of creating a deduplication-based file system for Linux called SDFS."

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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• Small Business Web Tools: Outsource Your Copywriting

  Here's a free Web tool to help you hire an expert copywriter so you can spend your time focused on what you do best. Plus, an easy software downloader and a great way to cash in on gift cards.

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• Small Business Web Tools: Outsource Your Copywriting

  Here's a free Web tool to help you hire an expert copywriter so you can spend your time focused on what you do best. Plus, an easy software downloader and a great way to cash in on gift cards.

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• Report: Linux 2.6.34 Kernel Debuts With New Filesystems

  The newest Linux kernel release continues its rapid development pace, adding a pair of new filesystems and boosting virtualization performance.

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• Microsoft Calls for Infected PC Quarantine

  At RSA, Microsoft's Scott Charney compares infected PCs' spamming to secondhand smoke -- and suggests they also be banned from the Net.

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• Pwned: IE8, Firefox, Safari, and iPhone

  Three major browsers and the most popular smartphone in America were put to the test at the Pwn2Own hacker conference, and all four failed to make the grade.

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• Windows 7 Remote Assistance to the Rescue

  Improved remote access features in Windows 7 simplify troubleshooting computer problems. Sit back and relax. Remote assistance is here to help you.

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• Virtual PC Guide

  <b>Datamation:</b> "A virtual PC, or a PC with desktop virtualization software, is an end-user implementation of virtual computing where a desktop application (rather than a server) is used to emulate a PC."

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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.

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• The Alexandria Project, Chap. 12: Now You See Me (Now You Don't!)

  <b>Standards Blog:</b> "Frank was leaning back in his cubicle chair, feet up on his desktop. That way he could keep an eye on Carl Cumming&#8217;s office down the corridor. The guy must have the bladder of a camel, he thought. Wouldn&#8217;t he ever need to relieve himself?"

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