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I found a professed "competent" student at the local university who spent a couple of hours destroying the setup in one of…
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I found a professed "competent" student at the local university who spent a couple of hours destroying the setup in one of…
Versions 3.23 and 4.0 of the popular open source database will soon reach their end-of-life dates this year.
Microsoft has announced a new enterprise resource planning product, one that CEO Steve Ballmer thinks was both anticipated and unavoidable.
Mozilla's next incarnation of Firefox, version 2.0, currently in beta, is tentatively due for release on September 26. With that release, expect some nice upgrades to the browser's RSS and XML reader capabilities, among other functions, that will keep it on par with Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7.
When VoIP was first introduced over the Internet, most of the programs available offered free VoIP services. Ah, the good old days. Unfortunately, those days are gone and nowadays many of these services are no longer free; but are still offered at a very minimal monthly fee.
RFID tags may become commonplace in the future, but not a lot of people are looking forward to widespread implementation. There was already concern that these "smart barcodes" would allow consumers' habits to be more easily tracked, and that the technology could facilitate identity theft. It turns out that RFID tags can transmit computer viruses, as well.