Issue highlights 1. Ouch! 7 historical decisions that continue to pain programmers 2. Report: Half of all exploits target Java 3. Linux Foundation to offer introductory Linux MOOC on edX 4. Tracking with metadata: It's not all bad 5. US school offers first-of-a-kind graduate degree in data center engineering 6. Target CIO resignation puts retail CIOs on alert 7. 10 questions on the Mt. Gox implosion 8. R for Everyone: Advanced Analytics and Graphics [BOOK GIVEAWAY] |
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Some of the choices made in the design of programming languages and operating systems years ago which may have seemed inconsequential at the time continue to haunt developers today. READ MORE |
Java's prevalence on devices and lax defenses make it a favorite target of malware developers. READ MORE |
The online learning platform is now including material from six nonacademic institutions to meet user demand. READ MORE |
Metadata has had a bad rap lately, with disclosures tying its collection to government spying programs. But those bits of information lurking behind our phone calls, photos and online chats can be useful in other ways if they're harnessed properly. READ MORE |
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Plenty of people have engineering degrees but not many have one specific to data centers. A university in Dallas is offering what it says will be a first-of-its-kind graduate degree in data center engineering. READ MORE |
As Beth Jacob's resignation from Target shows, retail CIOs are culpable for security breaches even though they might not have the resources in-house to protect the company. READ MORE |
How do half a billion dollars vanish into thin air? That seems to be what happened at popular Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox, which made a a bankruptcy protection filing in Japan last week. READ MORE |
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