Microsoft: Patch for Office XP Flaw 'Infeasible'
How does Microsoft plan to handle a validation flaw in Windows XP that's not covered by its monthly Patch Tuesday series of fixes?
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End of the Desktop? Google Backs WebGL
<b>Linux Magazine:</b> "Stick a fork in the desktop, it's done! Recently Google demoed a port of Quake II to WebGL and HTML5, showing that even first person shooters are suitable applications to run in the browser."Read the article
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The New Business of Security -- Metrics That Matter
Increasingly, security is becoming more about meeting the needs of the business and less about building a fortress. Using and applying meaningful metrics is critical first step.Read the article
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RIAA/MPAA Want Monitoring Software, Border Checks
<b>OSNews:</b> "Another article on intellectual property enforcement? Yes, since I consider this to be the most important struggle technology has to face over the coming decade."Read the article
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Storage, Services Help Dell Beat the Street
The hardware player sees renewed interest among IT buyers -- particularly in storage, services and international sales.Read the article
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Eight VoIP Providers Unite to Support HD Voice
Regional providers form Cloud Communications Alliance to drive first nationwide high-definition network.Read the article
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Microsoft Makes Outlook Tools Open Source
The company continues its initiatives to open up to open source developers, with the release of two new tools for working with Outlook's PST file formats.Read the article
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Apple Security Isn't a Sure Bet
Experts warn that a Mac combined with overconfidence can cause as many security problems as a Windows machine ... sometimes more.Read the article
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Apple Security Isn't a Sure Bet
Experts warn that a Mac combined with overconfidence can cause as many security problems as a Windows machine ... sometimes more.Read the article
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What SMBs Don't Know About Security Can Hurt You
Latest study from security software vendor Panda Security finds that most small and midsized businesses are worried about cybercrime, but haven't much of a clue how to prevent it.Read the article
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Running Commands at Startup in Debian and Ubuntu &#8211; The Simplest Approach
<b>Prescott Linux:</b> "Running custom scripts on startup is a common operation in the Linux community. In my case, when the machine hosting my website needs to be rebooted or even crashes, it is critical that the backend processes that the website depends on start correctly."Read the article
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Telepresence for the Rest of Us
As vendors continue to shave down prices—and new systems enter the market—this once-prohibitive technology is becoming available to all.Read the article
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IBM Looks to Secure Applications by Design
Big Blue rolls out new application development security offerings to deal with issues at the source.Read the article
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IBM Looks to Secure Applications by Design
Big Blue rolls out new application development security offerings to deal with issues at the source.Read the article
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T-Mobile Planning Free Windows Mobile 6.5 Updates for HTC Handsets?
Touch Pro2 and Dash 3G may get updates to Microsoft's latest smartphone platform early next month.Read the article
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Lenovo ThinkCentre A70z Review
Lenovo's newest commercial desktop combines a Core 2 Duo PC and 19-inch LCD monitor in one sleek package. We put the 2.4-inch-slim system to the test.Read the article
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Firm Finds Flaws in Popular Antivirus Software
Putting the security software offerings from 35 different vendors through their paces, researchers at Matousec conclude that all are susceptible to an exploit that could hobble Windows-based devices.Read the article
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Spotlight on Linux: PCLinuxOS 2010
<b>Linux Journal:</b> "The long anticipated release of PCLinuxOS 2010 finally arrived a few weeks ago and reviews have been overwhelmingly positive. Even with the new crew and new features, it's still very much PCLOS."Read the article
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Next-Gen Linux File Systems: Change Is the New Constant
<b>LinuxInsider:</b> "With support for over 50 file systems, excluding user space implementations, GNU/Linux has been extremely successful at supporting file system innovation. That success has no doubt been aided by open source development."Read the article
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UC Gaining a Foothold in Government
Survey: Cost savings and productivity boost are seen by workers in all levels of government as primary benefits of unified communications.Read the article
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Learn Asterisk with a Fast Start Course
While it can't make you an instant Asterisk expert, Digium's Asterisk Fast Start training course will give you a grounding in this popular open source PBX running on Linux.Read the article
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Lenovo ThinkCentre A70z Review
Lenovo's newest commercial desktop combines a Core 2 Duo PC and 19-inch LCD monitor in one sleek package. We put the 2.4-inch-slim system to the test.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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Phishers Ambush Military Credit Unions
A number of bogus Web sites that appear to be the official pages of a pair of credit unions used by military personnel are actually phishing traps designed to steal soldiers' identities.Read the article
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Alexandria Project, Chap. 18: More than One Can Play that Game
<b>Standards Blog:</b> "Crouching like a pack of hyenas on the floor between the subcommittee and witness tables were dozens of photographers, polishing their lenses in anticipation of the kill"Read the article
