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All Major Canadian ISPs Slow Down P2P Traffic
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday January 21, 2009
Net neutrality really is the hot topic at the moment. After the FCC slapped Comcast for slowing down BitTorrent users, Canada is now looking into the network management practices of its ISPs. And rightly so, as a CRTC investigation reveals that most of the ISPs in Canada actively slow down customers using P2P applications.
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Canonical and Microsoft: Is Sustaining a Business Better than Turning a Profit Right Now?
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday January 21, 2009
The New York Times ran a piece this Sunday featuring Canonical CEO Mark Shuttleworth. Though a majority of the piece was biographical, and the rest wasn't exactly the picture of accuracy in its portrayal of Ubuntu (or Linux in general), there were a few interesting figures.
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Payment Processor Breach May Be Largest Ever
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday January 21, 2009
A data breach last year at Princeton, N.J., payment processor Heartland Payment Systems may have compromised tens of millions of credit and debit card transactions, the company said today.
If accurate, such figures may make the Heartland incident one of the largest data breaches ever reported.
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Move over GNOME, Ubuntu Mobile looks at Qt, other desktop environments
Submitted by Webmaster on Wednesday January 21, 2009
The Ubuntu Mobile operating system is undergoing its most radical change with a port to the ARM processor for Internet devices and netbooks, and may use Nokia's LGPL Qt development environment as an alternative to GNOME.
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Building desktop Linux applications with JavaScript
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 20, 2009
During his keynote presentation at OSCON last year, Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth described application extensibility as an important enabler of innovation and user empowerment. Citing the Firefox web browser and its rich ecosystem of add-ons as an example, Shuttleworth suggested that the Linux community could deliver a lot of extra value by making scriptable automation and plugin capabilities available pervasively across the entire desktop stack.
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13 Free Web Apps To Simplify Designers` Work Life
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 20, 2009
I think designers do not search design tutorials and resources only. They also would like to have those web applications that can make their life easier. And If they found those web apps simple in use so they keep them using a lot and bookmarked for future use.
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Cisco plans big push into server market
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 20, 2009
Within the next few months, Cisco Systems, the largest maker of networking equipment, plans to release a product that threatens to shake up the technology industry and put the company on a collision course with traditional partners like Hewlett-Packard and IBM.
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Throw your hard drive away, Google`s Gdrive arriving in 2009
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 20, 2009
Chicago (IL) - Google Drive, or Gdrive as it is better known, has to be the most anticipated Google product so far. When it arrives, Gdrive will likely cause a major paradigm shift in how we use computers and bring Google one step closer to dethroning Windows on your desktop.
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Automating Data Visualization with Ruby and Graphviz
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 20, 2009
I often have the need to visualize data from the enterprise resource planning system we use at work. For those not familiar, an ERP is a collection of servers and software that essentially create a common environment for people to monitor and plan a business. One of the downsides I've ran into with our ERP system is that the data within is huge, complex, and not easy to visualize.
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Layoffs at O'Reilly Media in Sebastopol
Submitted by Webmaster on Tuesday January 20, 2009
O'Reilly Media laid off 30 employees on Thursday in a restructuring effort intended to help the influential Sebastopol tech publisher weather the economic downturn.
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10 really cool Google Chrome hacks
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday January 19, 2009
Google's Chrome browser is fast becoming the geeks' choice, as users all over the world tinker with it and explore its deeper capabilities.
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Mobile device syncing in Linux made easy
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday January 19, 2009
There's a long history of syncing mobile devices with Linux.
That long history is mostly filled with one device not synchronising, followed by another device not working, followed by another.
The problem is that the protocols and software used by most devices to talk with one another are closely guarded secrets, and anyone attempting to write an open source client needs to decode those protocols bit by bit, and then stay ahead of any changes.
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What killed Vista will make Windows 7 fly
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday January 19, 2009
I'm one of those users who has been using Vista with no problems ever since Microsoft gave out RTM copies to beta testers. However, as a writer, I've watched the media completely destroy the public opinion of Vista, leading many to stick with Windows XP or to look for alternatives, even before they had tried Vista.
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Intel cuts prices on some chips up to 48 percent
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday January 19, 2009
On Sunday, Intel instituted broad price cuts on processors, spanning the Core 2 Quad, Core 2 Duo, Pentium dual-core, Celeron, and Xeon product lines.
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Troubled Technologies: An 2009 Watch List
Submitted by Webmaster on Sunday January 18, 2009
Well, the new year is upon us. Time to cast off bad habits, internalize new resolutions, and call for the untimely death of a few Internet industries by year's end.
OK... we won't take things that far. But we are ready to declare a few technologies to watch this year, as the VC well dries up, business models continue to fail to work or even materialize, and the recession comes around to cull the tech industry's weakest. It's safe to say, for some, 2009 will not be a good year.
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How to Suck at Information Security
Submitted by Webmaster on Sunday January 18, 2009
The list presents common information security mistakes and misconceptions, so you can avoid making them.
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Pope Benedict the next YouTube star?
Submitted by Webmaster on Sunday January 18, 2009
The Vatican--which recently endorsed an iPhone prayer app and gave its blessing to gadget evangelism--is displaying further receptivity to technology with Saturday's announcement that Pope Benedict XVI will get his own YouTube channel.
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Facebook restructures developer platform management
Submitted by Webmaster on Sunday January 18, 2009
In a post on the company's developer blog on Friday, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced some changes to the management of its third-party developer projects. This encompasses both the Facebook platform, which opened up the social network to third-party applications and took off like wildfire when it launched in 2007, and the newer Facebook Connect, which brings Facebook log-in credentials to participating outside sites.
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Coming Up Next... YouTube on Your TV
Submitted by Webmaster on Sunday January 18, 2009
Have you ever wanted to just sit on your couch and watch YouTube on your TV? Well, now that's possible via YouTube for Television, initially available through the Sony PS3 and Nintendo Wii game consoles at www.youtube.com/tv. Currently in beta, the TV Website offers a dynamic, lean-back, 10-foot television viewing experience through a streamlined interface that enables you to discover, watch and share YouTube videos on any TV screen with just a few quick clicks of your remote control.
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The iPhone Could Be The Ultimate Study Machine
Submitted by Webmaster on Sunday January 18, 2009
We've all heard about the incredible growth of the App Store, which has seen more than 500 million downloads across over 15,000 applications. Much of the innovation (or at least, money) has come from games and other entertaining apps like Smule's Ocarina and Pandora Radio. But the iPhone is also poised to make huge strides in a somewhat less glamorous space: study guides.
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