Security World: Kinder, gentler Torvalds: Don’t make me curse at you again

The new science of software testing | How to rig a Raspberry Pi to support NES controllers

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Kinder, gentler Torvalds: Don't make me curse at you again
There seem to be three possibilities here: Either Linus Torvalds has been kidnapped by aliens and replaced by a doppelganger; someone is simply impersonating him on the Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML); or - and I know this sounds crazy -- the famously profane fellow is finally mellowing out. Read More

WEBCAST: IBM

Content Analytics Explained
Content Analytics Explained - Listen to Bob Foyle, Sr. Product Manager, IBM talk about Content Analytics and the Analytics Imperative. Learn More.

In this Issue

WEBCAST: Cisco, Dell/Sonic Wall, HP, McAfee, Sophos, Stonesoft

Tips on Deploying a Cost Effective Firewall
Mike Nielsen from Cisco, Bryan Lecher of McAfee and Robin review what you need to know to get the most out of your Next Generation Firewalls. View Now

The new science of software testing
By Lorinda Brandon, Director of Strategy at Smartbear Software Read More

WHITE PAPER: Raritan Inc

The Distributed Enterprise: Remote Access and IT Management
This white paper examines and analyzes the increases in uptime and security provided by out-of-band access and control tools. Learn More

How to rig a Raspberry Pi to support NES controllers
A couple of emulators for Linux could have you playing retro NES games, even with an actual SNES controller. Read More

WHITE PAPER: Latisys

Is Your Organization Ready for the Cloud?
This webinar unravels the benefits, tradeoffs and misconceptions associated with cloud computing, equipping IT executives and enterprise decision makers with a framework for evaluating their current IT infrastructure and making more informed decisions about how to best leverage the cloud. Learn More

Android is poised to take over the world
Mobile device leaders Google and Apple are about to face new challenges as the theater of mobile competition shifts from its current markets to the developing world. Flurry announced earlier today its forecast of where the second billion mobile devices will be shipped and why international markets will become an increasingly important part of the mobile economy. Read More

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8 struggling technologies: Which ones will survive?

The following technology platforms appear to be struggling – some may ultimately flop and some may end up surviving and thriving.

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