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	Fun things to do in Vegas after the trade show You can do anything in Vegas, for a price Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SolarWinds Tales from the Dark Side of the Network Frustrated with your big IT Network Management System? In this exclusive footage, IT pros tell their side of the story...the dark side. Let SolarWinds ® Software bring light to the darkness. Save Time. Save Money. Save the Network with SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor. Watch now and don't let inefficient network management systems take your team to the dark side. In this Issue Apple was founded April Fool's Day 1976? Not so, says ... Woz? What will the Web look like in 2039? (Google Hangout) Activists to appeal US judge's ruling on Baidu's censorship China's unsupported XP machines hold the potential to become a massive botnet army The government as whopping UFO skeptic Geek-themed Meme of the Week Archive Judge overrules Samsung objection to jury video depicting Apple devices Smartphone kill-switch could save consumers $2.6B per year, says report Google viewed Facebook poaching as a "Defcon 2" event, new emails reveal Microsoft's Word for iPad cracks top 10 in gross revenue Alarming synthesized speech tells you when to freak out Early STEM Education Will Lead to More Women in IT RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: SolarWinds SQL Server Performance Monitoring Made Easy with AppInsight Go Where No SysAdmin Has Gone Before! AppInsight from SolarWinds® Server & Application Monitor (SAM) helps eliminate blind spots with in-depth visibility & reporting on the node, database, memory, queries, disk usage, & more. 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Read More Activists to appeal US judge's ruling on Baidu's censorship A group of activists are hoping to appeal a U.S. judge's ruling that treated the censorship on Chinese search engine Baidu as free speech. Read More China's unsupported XP machines hold the potential to become a massive botnet army Unsupported Windows XP machines in China could pose a threat to the Internet in general if bot-herders round up significant numbers of them to use as launch pads for malicious exploits, according to a top white-hat hacker. Read More The government as whopping UFO skeptic A newly released response to public UFO sighting only increases the notion that the military - which was often forced into looking into "flying saucer" sightings - was exceptionally skeptical about such reports. Read More Geek-themed Meme of the Week Archive They are inescapable on the Internet. Most are awful. A few are not, so we have started publishing a selection of memes that amuse me. One every week. Here's the archive. Read More Judge overrules Samsung objection to jury video depicting Apple devices U.S. District Judge Lucy H. Koh on Sunday overruled Samsung Electronics' objections to showing jurors a recent instructional video on how patents work, ahead of a trial in a patent dispute between Apple and Samsung. Read More Smartphone kill-switch could save consumers $2.6B per year, says report Technology that remotely makes a stolen smartphone useless could save American consumers up to $2.6 billion per year if it is implemented widely and leads to a reduction in theft of phones, according to a new report. Read More Google viewed Facebook poaching as a "Defcon 2" event, new emails reveal Apple, Google and a slew of other high-tech firms are currently embroiled in a class-action lawsuit on allegations that they all adhered to tacit anti-poaching agreements. With that case currently ongoing, we've seen a number of interesting executive emails come to light, including emails showing that Steve Jobs threatened Palm CEO with a full fledged legal assault if the company kept going after Apple... Read More Microsoft's Word for iPad cracks top 10 in gross revenue Microsoft's new Word for iPad app has cracked the top 10 on Apple's App Store 'Top Grossing' chart. Read More Alarming synthesized speech tells you when to freak out Fujitsu has developed technology that makes synthesized speech sound a little more natural and less robotic by adopting the appropriate tone for different situations. Read More Early STEM Education Will Lead to More Women in IT A leading advocate for introducing girls to computer science argues that educators must develop required programs at the K-12 level to resolve gender imbalance in the tech sector. Read More
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