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Free is good. Especially when it comes to food and learning something new
With tax fraud on the rise, the IRS faces a number of challenges but could use some expanded battle options
Blog gets word out about open source- and cloud-based grid computing service
Sprint Masters of
They hate the NoSQL tag, but MongoDB could be king of the big data DBs
Updated: Revelation of red ink in financials amplifies doubts about long-term prospects
Cellphone-cancer link controversy again rears its head
Open source pioneer always stood for freedom and independence caves in to political pressure
Bloomberg story cites customer examples as company looks to regain footing
Stick a feather in OpenOffice.org: More details on the suite's hand-off to Apache
Maybe it's really true that everything causes cancer
NASA ”superboom” group looking for ways to develop supersonic jets that can safely fly over land
My own personal Network World story
Windows 8 will work across both desktops and tablets
Allaying the fears of investors while simultaneously exciting Apple fans, Apple earlier this week announced that CEO Steve Jobs will deliver the keynote address at next week's WWDC conference.
Half of the devices on the corporate network will be mobile by 2015
Numbers are Just Numbers and in the Linux Kernel they Mean Nothing
Are the Oldies of the Used Cisco Router Market Still Goodies?
It used to be that open source was not "industrial" enough for the big jobs, now it is just the opposite
A rumor today that Microsoft was buying Nokia, or at least Nokia’s phone business, turned out to be just that, a rumor. Still, would such a move make sense? Surprisingly, it just might.
Quote about cloud computing leads me to discover parody of same
FAA says 1,100 laser pointing incidents have occurred already this year
Businesses using Yahoo cloud e-mail are up in arms with little recourse to make SpamCop change its blacklist policy on Yahoo mail.