Hypervisor Security Concerns
First off, this is the article that almost didn’t happen. If you don’t want to hear this, just skip down to the “All That Aside” heading below, but I encourage
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First off, this is the article that almost didn’t happen. If you don’t want to hear this, just skip down to the “All That Aside” heading below, but I encourage
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Ever noticed in Gmail, Twitter or Facebook how the last portion of the URL (the so-called “hash”) changes with each navigation, while the actual URL remains the same? This unique
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Twitter decided to give a nice Happy Halloween to users today in the form of radically changing the site’s design and modifying tweets upon an update containing solely “#trick” or
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To start off, let me say that I’m not a huge fan of Opera. I just never really adapted to their desktop browser, and their proprietary rendering engine sometimes tends
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So somebody sends me this: http://quaoar.ww7.be/ms_fud_of_the_year/569458-microsoft-attack-linux-retail-level-probably.html Words cannot describe the rage I feel as a result, but read on for a pretty decent attempt.
I currently have a Blackberry Curve as my personal phone, and I have written a lot of software for the iPhone in addition to using one on an almost-daily basis
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For about two days following The Coffee Desk’s 100th article, the site was flipped upside-down. It’s back to normal now, but in case you missed it here is a screenshot:
(If you missed this when it was originally posted, then go here) To celebrate our 100th article, we decided to flip the entire post (and website) upside-down. If you are
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Some of you may have noticed that we started putting a “motto” (technically a tagline) at the top of the website, just under the logo.
This is an experimental way to accomplish the implementation of a background app/daemon on an Apple iPhone. As of this writing, the iPhone SDK does not allow the development of
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