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Sci/Tech - Google News

• Google not sure if China behind service disruption - AFP
• Barnes & Noble Doubles Down on the Nook - PC World
• Microsoft Needs a Tablet Strategy, Not a Tablet - PC World
• RIM answers Apple iPad with...The BlackPad* - Register
• Did we pronounce privacy dead this week? - CNET
• Microsoft Releasing Windows Security Fix Next Week - eWeek
• Review: Sprint EVO first carrier Android to get 2.2 upgrade - Fortune
• While Droid X Waits, Motorola Droid Gets Froyo Next Week - LANewsMonitor.com
• This weekend: Maker Faire at the Henry Ford - Detroit Free Press
• Amazon Updates Kindle App With Inline Dictionary, More - PC World

Planet TriLUG

• Tarus Balog: 2010 Dev-Jam ? Day Six
• Mark Hinkle: Open Source Toolchains for Sysadmins
• Tarus Balog: 2010 Dev-Jam ? Day Five
• Greg DeKoenigsberg: It?s not about tribalism, Mark.
• Tarus Balog: American Airlines iPhone App
• Eric Christensen: This Week in Fedora featuring... me?
• Mark Turner: Sobering look at end-of-life decisions
• Tarus Balog: GPGMail 1.3.0 ? Open Source In Action
• Tarus Balog: 2010 Dev Jam ? Day Four
• Mark Turner: Cheap thoughts: Contador and Armstrong
• Mark Turner: Cheap thoughts: hitting the restroom
• Greg DeKoenigsberg: Red Hat, 16%. Canonical, 1%.
• Eric Christensen: Looking for input on the SELinux Sandbox
• Mark Turner: Evil lair to become B&B
• Tarus Balog: Open Core is Dead
• Tarus Balog: 2010 Dev-Jam ? Day Three
• Tarus Balog: 2010 Dev-Jam ? Day Two
• Mark Turner: Winner vs. champion
• Mark Turner: Cheap thoughts: tomorrow
• Kevin Sonney: The Tooth, the Whole Tooth, and something with the Tooth
• Russell Harrison: Classics in LEGO
• Tarus Balog: 2010 Dev-Jam ? Day One
• ScrewPile (Phillip Rhodes' Open Source Project): ScrewPile update for 07-25-2010
• Mark Turner: How Skype gets around firewalls
• Jesse Morgan: Revisited: Epson Perfection v350 on Ubuntu
• Mark Turner: Alberto Contador has no class
• Mark Turner: Metal Method with Sledge
• Tarus Balog: 2010 OSCON to Dev-Jam
• Mark Turner: The Libya Investment Firm and the release of the Lockerbie bomber
• Cristobal Palmer: Caktus and ubuntu-vm-builder
• Mark Turner: This tough cop knows how to reach tough kids
• Mark Turner: N.C. Wanted interview
• Mark Turner: Shirley Sherrod, Thrown to the Wolves
• Mark Turner: TestDisk for undeleting files
• Mark Turner: Slipping through the cracks
• Mark Turner: Making sense of a dog and scents
• Mark Turner: Consuming and delivering
• Tarus Balog: 2010 OSCON ? Day Four
• Mark Turner: Highway patrol not getting ?er done?
• Mark Turner: The peculiar siren song of coffee
• Tarus Balog: 2010 OSCON ? Day Three
• Mark Hinkle: Open Source Tool Chains for Cloud Computing
• Tarus Balog: 2010 OSCON ? Day Two
• Mark Turner: Those people
• Mark Turner: Dealing in blood and oil
• Tarus Balog: 2010 OSCON ? Day One
• Mark Hinkle: Is OpenStack Cloud Computing Rocket Science?
• Mark Turner: Top-secret America
• Mark Turner: What the BP oil disaster has shown me
• Tarus Balog: Monty Says: A Definition of an Open Source Company

Infoworld News

• Novell upgrades Mono Tools for Visual Studio
• Microsoft schedules emergency Windows patch for Monday
• Samsung wins FCC approval for first LTE phone
• SAP adopting more open source software
• Microsoft to ship IE9 beta in September
• Citrix tops VMware in desktop virtualization
• RIM leads way as mobile phone shipments surge 14 percent
• U.S. should seek world cooperation on cyber security, says ex-CIA director
• Defcon contest rattles nerves at FBI, security groups
• Intel wins key ruling in class-action suit
• T-Mobile tops AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint in customer care rankings
• Apple's latest iOS 4 issue: iPhone 3G woes
• Burton Group: Avoid Office 2010 lock-in, stick with Office 2007

Latest from Infoworld

• Understanding Web 2.0 security in the workplace
• Novell upgrades Mono Tools for Visual Studio
• Microsoft schedules emergency Windows patch for Monday
• Samsung wins FCC approval for first LTE phone
• SAP adopting more open source software
• Four reasons Steve Ballmer may be obsessed with killing the iPad
• Microsoft to ship IE9 beta in September
• Can Microsoft imitate Apple one more time?
• Citrix tops VMware in desktop virtualization
• Firefox 4 Beta 2 struts appealing features that go beyond 'Tab Candy'
• RIM leads way as mobile phone shipments surge 14 percent
• U.S. should seek world cooperation on cyber security, says ex-CIA director
• Defcon contest rattles nerves at FBI, security groups
• Intel wins key ruling in class-action suit
• T-Mobile tops AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint in customer care rankings
• Apple's latest iOS 4 issue: iPhone 3G woes
• Burton Group: Avoid Office 2010 lock-in, stick with Office 2007
• Future tech: Retro visions revisited
• Surprise! iPhone users consume less data than Verizon users
• The InfoWorld news quiz: July 30, 2010

I, Cringely

• Dragging Our Asses to Boulder
• When Cookies Fail?
• Meet Us in Kansas City
• Missing in Action
• Slouching Toward Sunnyvale
• So Steve Jobs walks into a bar?..
• Apple Goes Semi-Pro (Part Two)
• Apple Goes Semi-Pro (Part One)
• Doing the Right Thing
• I?m with stupid

Jeremy Zawodny's blog

• 1,250,000,000 Key/Value Pairs in Redis 2.0.0-rc3 on a 32GB Machine
• 200,000,000 Keys in Redis 2.0.0-rc3
• Coding Outside My Comfort Zone: Front-End Hacking with jQuery and flot
• MySQL 5.5.4-m3 in Production
• Database Drama
• Testing Redis 2.0.0 Release Canidate with Perl
• Some Recipes I?d Like To Try This Summer
• The Dumb and The Smart of the Internet Age
• MongoDB Early Impressions
• Ubuntu 10.4 Impressions

Jeremy Zawodny's blog

• I'm Blogging Elsewhere
• Zip Line and Rappelling Adventure in Puerto Vallarta
• Paper vs. Screen
• Remembering Barnes
• Sphinx and Gearman: A Distributed Computing AH-HA! Moment
• On the MyBlogLog Shutdown
• Trust Oracle? Why?
• Weird Email People Send Me
• Speaking at San Francisco MySQL Meetup
• Fixing Poor MySQL Default Configuration Values

Wired Top Stories

• Analysis: Google Stumbles, Again, With China Outage Report
• American iPad Users Pay Among the Highest for Data Worldwide
• Physicists Dream Up the Antilaser
• Cheaper, Better Satellites Made From Cellphones and Toys
• DIY Wearable Computer Turns You Into a Cyborg
• WikiLeaks Posts Mysterious 'Insurance' File
• Sharp Shooting Sony Cam Guides You, Even When Lost
• Former NSA Director: Hold Nations Responsible for Cyberattacks, Period
• Porn Industry Aroused by FaceTime Possibilities
• iPad Popular With Aviation Crowd
• Spotify Denies Reported Setbacks to U.S. Launch
• Anonymous Sources Delay Speculated Facebook IPO Again, To 2012
• What You Want: Flickr Creator Spins Addictive New Web Service
• Pakistanis Ask: Drones? What Drones?
• July 30, 1935: Penguins Invade Britain, Readers Rejoice
• Found: The Future of In-Flight Entertainment
• Found Contest: Imagine the Future of Taco Trucks
• Clive Thompson on the Death of the Phone Call
• Alt Text: Library of Congress Rulings That Could Have Been
• WikiLeaks Suspect's YouTube Videos Raised 'Red Flag' in 2008
• Gallery: How to Build an Earthquake-Resistant Bridge
• Top U.S. Officer: WikiLeaks Has 'Blood on Its Hands'
• Android App's Data Collection Raises Mobile-Security Questions
• Controlling Soot Might Quickly Reverse a Century of Global Warming
• Genome Surprise: Guinea Pigs Have Ebola!
• Nexus One Phone Rides a Rocket Up 28,000 Feet
• Twitter Convert Kanye West Changes His Rap
• Brammo Builds Another Sweet Electric Race Bike
• Researcher Demonstrates ATM 'Jackpotting' at Black Hat Conference
• Feature-Laden GPS Camera Has No Sense of Direction

Socialized Software

• Open Source Toolchains for Sysadmins
• Open Source Tool Chains for Cloud Computing
• Is OpenStack Cloud Computing Rocket Science?
• Opscode, Turning Sysadmins into Superheroes
• The How, What and Why of Leadership
• Zenoss on FLOSS Weekly
• Cloud Lock-in
• Social Media Addiction
• Open Source for Windows Growing
• Tech Coverage, Twitter and the Top 8 Business Pubs

Ars Technica

• Week in tech: jailbreaks ahoy, mechamice, comedians, and copyright
• Anti-P2P lawyers accused of copyright hypocrisy
• Ballmer (and Microsoft) still doesn't get the iPad
• RIM set to join the tablet fray this fall with "Blackpad"
• Microsoft to release fix for Windows Shortcut flaw on Monday
• Students finally wake up to Facebook privacy issues
• iPhone 4 antenna woes "significantly worse" than competition
• Sulfates plus black carbon a nasty combo for warming
• Australia begs residents to accept free fiber connection
• FCC gives thumbs-up to first LTE phone, more in offing
• State of the climate: warming, with no sign of waning
• Why lack of StarCraft 2 LAN play still matters
• Preserving games comes with legal, technical problems
• GPU renderers proliferate, show newfound maturity
• "Animal connection" helps separate humans from other species
• Sprint set to release 3G-enabling "case" for iPod touch
• Congress ponders privacy of your underwear, immortal soul
• Feature: WiFi "Hole196": major exploit or much ado about little?
• Internet Explorer 9 beta to arrive in September
• Magic Trackpad or tragic Mac pad? A review
• Bridging the gap between biomass and petrochemicals
• StarCraft 2 is a full game, no matter what whiners say
• Google in the clear over UK WiFi snooping
• Windows 7 trounces Windows XP at green computing
• Mozilla's Tab Candy is the first step to sweeter browsing

The Official Server Fault Blog

• meta.serverfault.com: A Place to Talk About Server Fault
• HSRP is not for WANs
• The Theoretical and Real Performance of RAID 10
• Interpreting iostat Output
• Serverfault Trees
• Phase Two
• Experiments in Rate Limiting

Blog - Stack Overflow

• Moderator Pro Tempore
• New Per-Site Metas
• Jin on Hanselminutes
• Third Place Chat Beta Preview
• Domain Names
• Improvements to Badge System
• Summer 2010 Moderator Appointments
• The 7 Essential Meta Questions of Every Beta
• Stack Exchange on Herding Code
• Stack Exchange API 1.0 Imminent

Coding Horror

• Groundhog Day, or, the Problem with A/B Testing
• Whatever Happened to Voice Recognition?
• The Vast and Endless Sea
• On Working Remotely
• What's Wrong With CSS
• So You'd Like to Send Some Email (Through Code)
• Three Monitors For Every User
• Usability On The Cheap and Easy
• The Opposite of Fitts' Law
• Compiled or Bust?

Catherine: pyOraGeek

• PyOhio: photos plz
• PyOhio
• talking with women
• Dayton Dynamic Languages User Group
• On the error message soapbox again
• templating engine cookoff updated
• dbapiext.py
• Penguicon wrap-up
• Dayton Oracle meeting
• Bugfixing at PyOhio
• Pythonic PL/SQL
• P(ythonic)L/SQL?
• templating engine cookoff
• I'm speaking at Penguicon
• PyOhio Call for Proposals
• daytontechevents
• Pooled nonprofit IT
• Community Service Award
• cmd2 0.6.1
• Computer Engineer Barbie
• sqlpython 1.7 pre-release
• Hey, Oracle!
• How to write a bad abstract
• Fear is not a virtue
• MongoDB

ThingsILearned

• Dynamically Calling Fancybox from Javascript
• When Can I Stop Saving for Retirement?
• Comparing Github and BitBucket
• Initialize Django Tests
• Forwarding Naked Domains for Appengine with Apache
• Socialbrowse in the StarTribune
• Log Observer using Python?s subprocess
• Starting Out With Comet (Orbited) Part 3 ? The Client
• Appengine Example: Quick Thoughts
• Starting Out With Comet (Orbited) Part 2 ? Installation and STOMP

Enfranchised Mind

• Steve Yegge is an idiot
• And?.fail.
• Dear deficit ?hawks?: bite me
• Officially Insane: Peacebuilding is Illegal
• Today?s Thought

Weblog Tools Collection

• WordPress Theme Releases for 07/31
• WordPress 3.0.1 Released
• WordPress Plugin Releases for 07/29
• A New Way to Install Plugins
• WordPress Theme Releases for 07/27
• Thesis Adopts a Split GPL License
• WordPress Plugin Releases for 07/25
• WordPress Bids Farewell to PHP 4 and MySQL 4
• WordPress 3.0 Twenty Ten Theme Updated
• WordPress 3.0 ? 10 Million Downloads and Counting
• When Your Blog Gets Splogged, It?s More Than GPL.. Right?
• What?s Your Take On the GPL Argument Between Matt and Thesis?
• WordPress Theme Releases for 07/12
• One Click Multisite in WordPress 3.0
• WordPress Plugin Releases for 07/04

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