Byte-Sized News for 11/08/08
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Crossover Pro for Linux
…if you do, you will find yourself installing Windows apps in a heartbeat, even if you aren’t very computer-literate. And you will see very fast load times of the Windows apps, and they will be well-protected within your safe, secure Linux operating system.
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Cloud Computing: Invented By Criminals, Secured By ???
I was reading Reuven Cohen’s “Elastic Vapor: Life In the Cloud Blog” yesterday and he wrote an interesting piece on what is being coined “Fraud as a Service.” Basically, Reuven describes the rise of botnets as the origin of “cloud” based service
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Info-Tech: Think twice before you cut IT staff
A study conducted by Info-Tech Research Group this summer found that IT department staff reduction, while providing short term benefits to companies, can lead to many detrimental effects in the long run.
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iTunes Opens Gates to Canadian, UK Movie Buffs
Users in Canada and the UK have gained access to movie purchase and rental options from iTunes. The stores opened with 1,200 and 700 titles, respectively, a fraction of which are available for rent in high definition.
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Speak out against ACTA: A Threat To Free Software
Although the proposed treaty’s title might suggest that the agreement deals only with counterfeit physical goods (such as medicines), what little information has been made available publicly by negotiating governments about the content of the treaty makes it clear that it will have a far broader scope
Posted on 8th November 2008
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