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Explaining the business value of security
Advice for CIOs on how to prioritize security among their other tasks.
Enlightenment 0.19.11 Desktop Environment for GNU/Linux Systems Fixes Over 30 Bugs
The developers of the open-source and lightweight Enlightenment desktop environment have announced the release and immediate availability for download of Enlightenment DR 0.9.11.
Revealed: Why Amazon, Netflix, Tinder, Airbnb and co plunged offline
And the dodgy database at the heart of the crash is suffering again right now
Netflix, Tinder, Airbnb and other big names were thrown offline when Amazon suffered what's revealed to be a cascade of cock-ups.…
5 new guides for working with OpenStack
Cloud computing is an immensely complicated subject, and it can be hard to keep pace with the speed of development. When you look at a large collaborative project like OpenStack, it can be easy to become overwhelmed by the sheer number of pieces of the puzzle you need to be able to put together. But don't worry! There are lots of resources out there to help you, including the official documentation, various OpenStack training and certification programs, as well as tutorials from the community members themselves.
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Via’s first Qseven COM runs Linux on a 1GHz dual-core i.MX6
Via revealed its first ARM based computer-on-module: the “QSM-8Q60,” which is also its first COM of any kind to adopt the 70 x 70mm Qseven 2.0 form-factor. Via Technologies has a long history as developer of CPUs and chipset silicon, as the creator of several popular single-board computer standards including Mini-ITX, Pico-ITX, and Nano-ITX, and […]
Coders to learn how to deploy humanitarian-focused apps on OpenStack
Egle Sigler and Dana Bauer will lead coders to work on the OpenStack project while at the Open Source Day codethon at Grace Hopper this year.
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General Electric and Canonical Working on a New Open-Source IoT Standard
GE, FirstBuild and Canonical are now working together in order to create an "open-source" industry standard for IoT devices that anyone can pick up and use.
Autodesk open sources Linux-based 3D printer
Autodesk has open sourced the electronics and firmware of its resin- and DLP-based Ember 3D printer, revealing it to run Linux on a BeagleBone Black clone. In releasing the design of its Ember 3D Printer under open source licensing, Autodesk has revealed a mainboard that runs Linux on a customized spin-off of the BeagleBone Black […]
Would you trust Intel, Vodafone, Siemens et al with Internet of Things security? You'll have to
Gang set up foundation to blame when IoT goes titsup
A new non-profit foundation dedicated to improving security in the "internet of things" launched on Wednesday.…
AVG Revamps Privacy Policy in Freemium Antivirus and Security Products
AVG's antivirus and security products for Windows, Mac, Android, Linux and FreeBSD systems will begin collecting personal information Oct. 15, when a new privacy policy takes effect.
Bluetooth Hacks
Connect to the Internet, work with your files, lock your workspace,
listen to music and do so much more with the
help of Bluetooth technology.
Chromebooks, Linux, and Lenovo
One Linux enthusiast's experience trying to install Linux on a Lenovo Thinkpad 11e Chromebook
Security wares like Kaspersky AV can make you more vulnerable to attacks
Antivirus applications and other security software are supposed to make users more secure, but a growing body of research shows that in some cases, they can open people to hacks they otherwise wouldn't be vulnerable to.
Toshiba announces refreshed Chromebook 2
In today's open source roundup: Toshiba releases details about a refreshed Chromebook 2. Plus: A review of the 2nd generation Moto 360 smartwatch. And did Apple ripoff Ubuntu?
Being Thoughtful About FOSS History
Without Ritchie, there is no Jobs, to say nothing of there not being a lot of things we have today. Would someone else have invented them? Perhaps, but that’s going off-topic for now. Ritchie made the foundation and, for better or worse in your opinion, Jobs built on it. And thoughtful people know this.
How to use fpaste to share problem reports
If you use or develop software, you will inevitably run into problems. When these problems arise, you end up needing to share error messages, command output or the contents of files with people online. An online content-sharing tool is often... Continue Reading →
Debian 8 Jessie LAMP server tutorial with Apache 2, PHP 5 and MariaDB (instead of MySQL)
LAMP is short for Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP. This tutorial shows how you can install an Apache webserver on a Debian 8 (Jessie) server with PHP (mod_php) and MySQL / MariaDB support. A LAMP setup is a perfect basis for CMS systems like Joomla, Wordpress or Drupal.
GNOME 3.18 "Gothenburg" Is Out and Full of Goodies
After the GNOME developers had teased about the features of the GNOME 3.18 "Gothenburg" desktop environment a full day before release, the new version was finally made available in its stable form.
Vagrant: A powerful tool for configuring development environments
Seth Vargo is an open source programmer and graduate of Carnegie Mellon University. He specializes in Ruby development and has worked for Chef, CustomInk, and HashiCorp.
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ScudCloud, Slack Client For Linux Install In Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Fedora
Slack has completely changed the way that we used to communicate to one and other. Slack allows to join multiple teams and talk to them effectively without any distraction. But Slack can be more handy, if you've Slack client in your Linux (No more web app), but slack does not have any official client for Linux. But thanks to ScudCloud! An unofficial, open-source and nice tool for using Slack in Linux. So let's see how to install & use ScudCloud in Linux distributions.
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