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Latest version of persistent key-value database reaches first stable release

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Latest version of persistent key-value database reaches first stable release

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Potential pain relief for IT regulatory compliance headaches

Latest version of persistent key-value database reaches first stable release

Simplifying the task of getting a selected subset of DOM elements to work with

Simplifying the task of getting a selected subset of DOM elements to work with

Simplifying the task of getting a selected subset of DOM elements to work with

Oracle has a new customer relations front man: Former HP CEO Mark Hurd. Oracle’s move to name former Hurd as co-president is going to be interesting to watch from a customer relations perspective. Why? Hurd’s arrival coincides with the departure of Charles Phillips.

Despite the superior user experience of the iPhone, Android has somehow gained a lot of momentum. I suggest it’s not because iPhone is only available on AT&T, but because Android is the preferred device sold by wireless retailers.

Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd is reportedly in talks to join Oracle in a move that adds up on many fronts.

Google’s Achilles heel has always been privacy. Will this make a difference?

Most people won’t argue that the now-censored adult services listings on Craigslist weren’t the most tasteful and some were out and out bad news. But why the change of heart at Craigslist?

iTunes is pretty much the place to buy music these days — cd’s seem so old school now that downloadable digital music has become so mainstream. That’s not where it ends though, as “downloadable” is already starting to seem old too.
Google is betting on the future of cloud based storage for your music library [...]

Microsoft’s hosted suite of enterprise applications — the Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS) went down for 90 minutes on September 3 for a number of customers in North America.

You may not really care where your friends are, but you may care where that unknown end-user of your system is.

Microsoft execs haven’t been beating the parallel-computing drum as loudly as they were a year or two ago, but that doesn’t mean nothing is happening in this space.

Comment spam is an increasing nuisance, but security firm Sophos notes that Apple didn’t consider the problems when it launched Ping. Simply put, Ping lacks spam and URL filtering.