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Version control brings sanity to projects with multiple contributors, or which evolve over time. Originally adopted for code, if your company develops any kind of software – even a simple … Continue reading Version Control for Sanity
Samsung recently unveiled the latest generation of their GalaxyS family of smartphones: the GalaxyS5. Similar in design and shape to previous iterations, the GalaxyS5 also hosts a series of new … Continue reading Five Things to Know About the New Samsung GalaxyS5
A recent report by Morgan Stanley points to a near future when many homes and businesses will go off-grid, caused by the intersection of clean energy tax credits and the … Continue reading Greenest Businesses Will Go Off-Grid
As of April 8, Microsoft officially ended support of Windows XP, its 12-year-old operating system. Nearly 40% of companies around the world still use Windows XP, and if you still are, … Continue reading Microsoft Ends XP Support
OpenSSL, an extremely widespread cyptographic library used for Internet security, has just announced a major security breach and the patch to fix it. How bad is it? Pretty bad. The … Continue reading Major Bug and Patch for OpenSSL
Last week, Microsoft unveiled Office for iPad, making the tech giant a multi-platform player. Versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote are now available as free apps that allow file … Continue reading Office for iPad Arrives
Source: Flickr/yubikey Are you curious about the two-factor authentication security technology recently adopted by popular online services like Twitter and Tumblr? It’s called “two-factor” because it uses a password plus … Continue reading Two-Factor Authentication
With Google Fiber creating the infrastructure for ultra high-speed gigabit Internet (currently we’re at megabit Internet) in the coming years and cable companies scrambling to catch up, the Internet speed game is … Continue reading High-Speed Habit: Upgrade Your Internet Equipment Often
A world where the blinking battery sign on your mobile device doesn’t send you scrambling to dig out your spare charger may be just around the corner. Wireless charging uses … Continue reading Wireless Charging
In January we wrote a post about the author’s personal carpal tunnel prevention equipment. Today we’ll look at some of the principles behind avoiding repetitive stress injuries (RSIs) that can help … Continue reading What’s Your Angle: Avoiding Carpal Tunnel Part Two
Two major developments have occurred since we last discussed net neutrality. First, the FCC is moving to instate rules similar to the ones that were struck down in January, but … Continue reading Net Neutrality, Comcast-Netflix Edition
To celebrate a full decade of Liking, Friending, and Facebooking, Facebook unveiled its latest app earlier this month: Paper. Facebook’s Paper is a newsreader. Human editors aggregate the latest and … Continue reading Business Implications for Facebook Paper
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