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Datamation: "If everything in technology seems unreal these days, it could be because a culture of fakeness is going mainstream. Technology is being challenged on all sides by a rising tide of the phony, the fake, the counterfeit, the hoax, and the bald-faced lie." View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Ostatic: "So who is contributing the most to LibreOffice? ZDNet notes that Oracle, SUSE, and Red Hat drive 70 percent of the development work on the suite." View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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HowtoForge: "This tutorial shows how you can enable Compiz Fusion on a Linux Mint 11 desktop (the system must have a 3D-capable graphics card)." View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Business Week: "Sales of the software jumped from 20 per day to more than 101,491 on the day Amazon offered it at no charge. It sounds as if another mobile app developer strikes gold, except for one small detail: Shifty Jelly didn't earn a dime." View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Linux.com: The GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) is one of the most powerful image editing tools available View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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The H Open: Nexenta's NexentaStor project has announced the release of version 3.1.0 of its ZFS-based storage appliance. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Fraud indictment accuses Sanford Wallace of breaking into 500,000 accounts to send 27 million spam e-mails on the social network. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Robert Milan: Debian GNU/kFreeBSD was first released with Squeeze in last February. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Finally released from a five-year non-disclosure agreement, one security researcher dishes on Vista and reveals something surprising: Microsoft got a lot right when it came to security. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Asus will offer the $199 Eee PC X101 as an alternative to tablets and Netbooks. It departs from the traditional Netbook by stripping out ports and offering a non-Windows operating system. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Carnegie Mellon researcher demonstrates a new Facebook privacy threat: profile photos can be used to ID people on dating sites and on the street. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Too busy to keep up with the tech news? Here are some of the more interesting stories from CNET for Thursday, August 4. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Mobile payments system can be used to transfer money into accounts from stolen cards and to skim cards, researchers say. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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On the evening before the hacker convention known as DefCon, the Electronic Frontier Foundation aims to make your browsing safer by releasing the first stable version of a Firefox add-on that forces HTTPS encryption. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Tech Drive-in: "Humble Indie Bundle 3 offer just got a wee bit sweeter." View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Subtle vibrations make you more sensitive, at least as far as your fingertips go. It comes down to the right glove. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter suggest water flowing on Mars during warmer seasons View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Datamation: "With Google's rapid release cycle for Chrome, some releases tend to be bigger than others. That's the case with Chrome 13, which was officially released late Tuesday." View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Skype, which still is not officially part of Microsoft, is continuing to make its own policy and strategy decisions which may or may not mesh with Microsoft’s own directions. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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A new lawsuit filed by Apple appears to take aim at numerous parties for infringing on its trademarks. The suit is believed to be tied to the recent surge of copycat stores in the U.S. and abroad. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Virtually Speaking: "VMware is the Microsoft of the virtualization space and they don't have to pander to anyone's murmuring, complaining or whining. Today, VMware shows that its focus is on you, the customer." View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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CNET editor Dong Ngo gives his take on Thunderbolt and USB 3.0. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Malware can brick your Apple laptop's battery, according to security researcher at Black Hat, who says it's possible for malicious software to do even more destructive things as well. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales says the user-generated encyclopedia is losing volunteer contributors, and must simplify its editing procedures. View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!
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My thoughts: "A detailed, step by step article on how to compile a custom Ubuntu 11.04 kernel." View the full article here. Discuss it here or chat about it in #koachsworkshop here!