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Tuesday, April 11, 2006 8:00am
News for Tuesday, April 11 2006
Industry News
Details about the zero-day hole sat on company portal for hours.
Source: Computerworld
Can you put the Internet on this floppy for me? Webaroo is trying.
Source: InfoWorld
...locations throughout much of the U.S. Fleet managers, security
managers and the cartographically challenged get a new whereabouts
weapon this week, when Skyhook Wireless Inc. in Boston releases a
beta version of its Loki mapping service for mobile users.
Source: Computerworld
In an ongoing merger of online and print media and opinion, a number
of newspapers have subscribed to the new BlogBurst service.
BlogBurst aggregates over 600 weblogs on topics from technology
through travel.
Source: eWeek
Developer News
Should you include references on a resume? Do they actually help or
hinder?
Source: ComputerWorld
Nicholas Negroponte, Chairman of the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC)
association thinks Linux is, "too fat" so, he's moving forward with
Windows CE for OLPC computers.
Source: News.com
AT&T gave your data to Feds. Where are the privacy advocates when
you need them?
Source: Wired
This new release features many improvements including enhanced
support for Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET 2.0 framework. VistaDB
2.1.5 includes a new VistaDB OLE DB Provider for Visual Basic and
ASP developers using classic ADO.
Source: VistaDB
Hot Threads
Think they'll make a Beta out of it?
Source: The Code Project
More than a cleanser, more than a Greek king, even (only slightly)
more than a football team.
Source: The Code Project
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