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Thursday, July 24, 2014

Just their type: 10 keyboards beloved by programmers

Sneak peek at the upcoming Windows 9 start menu

Midyear jobs outlook: What to know about IT hiring, skills, benefits

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July 24, 2014
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Just their type: 10 keyboards beloved by programmers

Software developers can become quite attached to the keyboards they use to bang out code all day. Here are some models that have significant coder followings.

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Issue highlights

1. Sneak peek at the upcoming Windows 9 start menu

2. Midyear jobs outlook: What to know about IT hiring, skills, benefits

3. Qualcomm faces hurdles collecting royalties from China

4. Firm says vulnerability in Tails contained in I2P component

5. Dutch spy agencies can receive NSA data, court rules

6. What e-sports need to change if they want to go mainstream

7. Poetry for sysadmins: Shall I compare thee to a lumbering bear?

8. BOOK GIVEAWAY: SQL Queries for Mere Mortals: A Hands-On Guide to Data Manipulation in SQL

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Sneak peek at the upcoming Windows 9 start menu

The new, new start menu combines Metro apps and traditional apps. READ MORE

Midyear jobs outlook: What to know about IT hiring, skills, benefits

Companies in hiring mode say there's a shortage of tech talent, while IT pros are upping their expectations for pay and benefits. READ MORE

Qualcomm faces hurdles collecting royalties from China

China's anti-monopoly investigation of Qualcomm is starting to disrupt its licensing business and making it harder for the U.S. company to collect royalties from the country. READ MORE

Firm says vulnerability in Tails contained in I2P component

A vulnerability broker published a video demonstrating one of several flaws it has found in the privacy-focused Tails operating system, which is used by those seeking to make their Web browser harder to trace. READ MORE

Webcast: Lavastorm

The Key to Happiness: Throw out Your Data Warehouse

In this webinar, Kerry Reitnauer, Director, Solution Architect at FairPoint Communications will discuss the project in detail, including: • The challenges the warehouse brought • How they migrated to the virtual warehouse solution • The agility, cost, and analytic benefits they received from their agile data management and analytics solution. Read Now

Dutch spy agencies can receive NSA data, court rules

Dutch intelligence services can receive bulk data that might have been obtained by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) through mass data interception programs, even though collecting data that way is illegal for the Dutch services, the Hague District Court ruled Wednesday. READ MORE

What e-sports need to change if they want to go mainstream

The 2014 DOTA International's $10 million prize pool was enough to get Peter Smith to tune in, but he needed more to convert him to a full time e-sport enthusiast. READ MORE

Poetry for sysadmins: Shall I compare thee to a lumbering bear?

Don't forget that tomorrow is Sysadmins Day -- a good day to show love to the folks who save your butt again and again when you mess up your computer. Here are some poems, tailored just for them. READ MORE

BOOK GIVEAWAY: SQL Queries for Mere Mortals: A Hands-On Guide to Data Manipulation in SQL

Five will win. Enter the drawing today! READ MORE

Webcast: IBM

Data in Motion: Delivering Insight from Data Streams

Watch IBM and Datawatch to learn how your organization can achieve competitive advantage through the use of visualization and analysis of real-time data and event streams. This webcast will help organizations of all types and sizes learn about a technology and business strategy for tapping into the wealth of real-time data and analytics Learn More

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