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• An afternoon in Tiny Core

  <b>Click:</b> "After slogging through Firefox in Ubuntu 10.04 for the morning, not the most satisfying experience on my 1.2 GHz Celeron system, I decided to run Tiny Core 2.11 in the afternoon."

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• Apache.org incident report for 04/09/2010 (server and passwords compromised)

  <b>Apache Infrastructure Team:</b> "If you are a user of the Apache hosted JIRA, Bugzilla, or Confluence, a hashed copy of your password has been compromised."

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• Pay to Play: Some iPhone App Sites Demand Money for Reviews

  It's not illegal, but paying to have your app reviewed certainly raises some ethical questions.

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• Mapping SQL Server Features to Oracle Database

  Database administrators are often faced with the need to learn where features of his/her system live or reside on a less familiar system. Steve Callan approaches this need by mapping SQL Server features back into Oracle Database.

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• Color Printer Review: The Samsung CLP-670ND

  If you're looking for laser business printers with a splash of color, this color laser printer from Samsung offers speed, power and convenience at an affordable price.

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• Endpoint Security: Encrypt Your Flash Drive

  Convenience is great, as long as you don&#146;t inadvertently place your business at risk. We show you how to encrypt the data on those very convenient, if easy-to-lose, flash drives.

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• Endpoint Security: Encrypt Your Flash Drive

  Convenience is great, as long as you don&#146;t inadvertently place your business at risk. We show you how to encrypt the data on those very convenient, if easy-to-lose, flash drives.

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• Mozilla Loses Its CEO

  John Lilly calls it quits after five years to join venture capital firm amid rapid changes in both the open source and Web browser market.

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• Stupid Television Executives

  <b>Linux Journal:</b> "The guys who run Hulu, on the other hand, are smart. You'll see why in a bit."

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• Review: GIMP vs. The World

  GIMP is always compared to Adobe's Photoshop. But is this a fair comparison? Paul Ferrill gives us the straight story on GIMP, Photoshop, Inkscape, CinePaint, and other digital image editors.

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• Facebook Adds Login Security Features

  Social networking giant rolls out a login notification service alerting users to activity on their accounts and begins asking verification questions when users log in from unfamiliar devices.

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• Gmail Upgrades to Social Networking

  Gmail hopes to tame social networking with Buzz, a new feature that the company claims gives you more control and security over tweets and real-time feeds.

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• Facebook Targeted by Password-Grabbing Virus

  Carried by spam, the virus acts to steal online account passwords and other sensitive information. Users are warned not to download the attachment.

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• Facebook Targeted by Password-Grabbing Virus

  Carried by spam, the virus acts to steal online account passwords and other sensitive information. Users are warned not to download the attachment.

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• FTC Raps Weak Privacy in the Cloud, Social Media

  Commission officials remain adamant that the current privacy regime isn't working and have harsh words for vendors like Google. They also remain coy about action they will take following Wednesday's third and final privacy workshop.

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• FTC Raps Weak Privacy in the Cloud, Social Media

  Commission officials remain adamant that the current privacy regime isn't working and have harsh words for vendors like Google. They also remain coy about action they will take following Wednesday's third and final privacy workshop.

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• Report: Malware capital of the world is Shaoxing, China

  <b>ZDNet:</b> "Computer security firm Symantec announced on Monday that Shaoxing, China was malware capital of the world last month. "

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• Web Services&amp;#151;Not Always the Best Solution

  Did XML, SOAP, and web services really save the world?

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• VMware Automates Disaster Recovery

  VMware's Site Recovery Manager is making disaster recovery easier for more than 2,000 customers.

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• Visual Studio 2010 Delayed

  Developer feedback extends beta for quality reasons.

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• Visual Studio 2010 Delayed

  Developer feedback extends beta for quality reasons.

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• ACTA arrives (still bad, but a tiny bit better)

  <b>ars Technica:</b> "How will ACTA be used? Probably in the same way that the DMCA has been used: as a worldwide stick to beat through a US-centric version of copyright and IP law."

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• Usenet's home shuts down today

  <b>The Register:</b> "Duke University in North Carolina is where Usenet began, and today the institution is shutting down its Usenet server. The college cites "low usage and rising costs" for the decision."

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• HP and Likewise to release Linux-based storage line

  <b>Cyber Cynic:</b> "Now, HP has partnered with Likewise to bring plug-and-play Linux file servers to mid-size and enterprise businesses"

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• Is the U.S. Gearing Up for Cyber War?

  With cyber threats from abroad coming fast and furious, how serious is the United States about going on the offensive?

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