Oracle Commits to MySQL with InnoDB
Oracle talks up plans for MySQL expanding the levels of service it can offer customers, rolls out beta version of MySQL 5.5 and kills Project Falcon, opting for InnoDB for database search.
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Oracle Commits to MySQL with InnoDB
Oracle talks up plans for MySQL expanding the levels of service it can offer customers, rolls out beta version of MySQL 5.5 and kills Project Falcon, opting for InnoDB for database search.Read the article
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10 EMC World Takeaways
EMC's storage technologies showcase has come and gone. Here are 10 observations.Read the article
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How to Write Axis2 Web Service Clients for the Cloud
In this article we are going to discuss how to use the Axis2 code generation tool to generate client side code that invokes the Amazon EC2 cloud APIs. We'll also look at how to set up that code to invoke a remote service.Read the article
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Microsoft Unveils Two Pillars of its Cloud Strategy
The software giant announces the first beta of BizTalk Server 2010 and the release candidate for Windows Server AppFabric.Read the article
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March 2010 Issue of The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine Released
<b>PCLinuxOS:</b> "The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine staff is pleased to announce the release of the March 2010 issue of the PCLinuxOS Magazine."Read the article
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Much ado about NULL: Exploiting a kernel NULL dereference
<b>Ksplice:</b> "We think that it’s important for developers and system administrators to be more knowledgeable about the attacks that black hats regularly use to take control of systems, and so, today, we’re going to start from where we left off and go all the way to a working exploit for a NULL pointer dereference in a toy kernel module."Read the article
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BeagleBoard Gives New Power to Open Source Gadgets
<b>Wired: </b>"Open source hardware hobbyists now have a chipset to play with that's comparable to the powerful processors found in smartphones such as the Nexus One or HTC Incredible."Read the article
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A Look at SQL Server 2008 Change Tracking
Before SQL Server 2008, you had to build a custom solution if you wanted to keep track of the changes to the data in your tables. SQL Server 2008 has a new offering called Change Tracking that keeps track of each DML event type and the keys of the row that was affected.Read the article
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Comparing PVS-Studio (VivaMP) and Intel C/C++ ("Parallel Lint")
An unsuccessful attempt to compare PVS-Studio (VivaMP) and Intel C/C++ ("Parallel Lint")Read the article
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Coming Soon: X Server 1.8
<b>Phoronix:</b> "According to the release plans, the release of X Server 1.8 should take place, and while in reality it will likely not be released today, its release is coming soon. When this release does arrive, it will add a new set of features to the X.Org stack and a number of other minor improvements and bug-fixes."Read the article
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Google Chrome Gets Security, IE Frame Updates
The browser gets bumped to version 5.0.375.70, while Chrome Frame goes to beta.Read the article
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Implementing a Representational State Transfer (REST) Framework
This article explains a proof of concept for implementing a REST framework using servlets.Read the article
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Marketing Tips: Email Management Strategies
Tips on how to reduce email overload, a resource for marketing on Twitter, and StarBucks learns a big lesson on listening to customers.Read the article
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Marketing Tips: Email Management Strategies
Tips on how to reduce email overload, a resource for marketing on Twitter, and StarBucks learns a big lesson on listening to customers.Read the article
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Fresh Diagnose
A free utility for analyzing and benchmarking your computer systemRead the article
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Microsoft's FUD goes mobile
<b>The Register:</b> "But why does Microsoft make money from Google's software? Android is based on open source software - and Microsoft has long raised fears that aspects of Linux may infringe on its patents."Read the article
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Human Rights Eroding in the Name of Copyright Protection
<b>Chao-Kuei's Notes: </b>"Human rights are gradually eroding at several fronts as international interest groups lobby and pressure governments all over the globe to 'protect copyright' using big-brother-like information and communication technologies (ICT)."Read the article
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Microsoft's Dynamics "CRM 5" Progressing Through Previews
The third community technology preview of Microsoft's Dynamics CRM software for customer relationship management is now available.Read the article
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Dependency-based & Event-based init daemons and launchd
<b>Scott James Remnant:</b> "With the recent announcement of systemd, I've noticed some increased confusion around Upstart and what it means to be an event-based init daemon. Now seems as good a time as any to try and clear that up by describing what I mean by that."Read the article
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Norton AntiVirus 2011
Symantec's extremely impressive virus scanner — the 2011 edition has arrivedRead the article
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Hackers Leverage Global Authority Void
Enterprise and government infrastructures are threatened by an international legion of hackers, yet no global regulation of cyberspace exists.Read the article
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Hackers Leverage Global Authority Void
Enterprise and government infrastructures are threatened by an international legion of hackers, yet no global regulation of cyberspace exists.Read the article
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Mariposa Hackers Busted in Giant Botnet Scam
Three Spanish hackers believed to be responsible for using a botnet to steal log-in credentials and customer banking data were arrested following a multinational investigation.Read the article
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Google opens VP8 codec, aims to nuke H.264 with WebM
<b>ars Technica:</b> "Even without hardware acceleration, Google claims that low-end hardware will still perform well with WebM."Read the article
