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Archive for November, 2007
Nov30
Add Red Gate’s tools to your SQL Server tool arsenal
Red Gate Software, a leader in SQL Server tools for .NET professionals recently released SQL Compare 6.10. In short, the tool allows you to compare and synchronize all database objects, including tables, stored procedures, views, user-defined functions, XML schema collections, and CLR assemblies. This tool is very…
Filed in: Software
Nov30
Google announces their intention to bid in 700mhz auction
It was unclear a few months ago if Google was bluffing when it came to their promise to bid on spectrum if certain conditions were met. This particular block of spectrum on auction by the FCC is the holy grail — it’s the stuff every carrier wants. This demand, and Google’s deep pockets, […]
Filed in: Google
Nov30
Wearing a Computer at Work
Roland Piquepaille writes “The European Union has funded an ambitious project related to wearable technology. The project, named WearIT@work, will end in one year and invested funds are expected to exceed 23 million euros. The goal is to replace traditional interfaces, such as screen, keyboard or computer unit, by speech control or gesture control without modifying the applications. This wearable system is currently being tested in four different fields including aircraft maintenance, emergency response, car production and healthcare.”
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Filed in: Hardware
Nov30
Net Gives Striking Writers Powerful Propaganda Platform
YouTube videos and blogs let savvy Writers Guild of America members tell their side of the story. Perhaps predictably, Hollywood studios just don’t grok the power of the web.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Nov30
California Stem Cell Agency to Fund Non-Embryonic Alternatives
The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine for the first time will open up significant funding to research on alternative, non-embryonic sources of stem cells. The move follows a breakthrough in the technology in mid-November.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Nov30
AOL uses Amazon for video sales (AP)
AP - AOL on Friday scrapped its year-old pay-for-download service in favor of Web retailer Amazon.com Inc.’s technology for selling movies and TV shows online.
Filed in: Internet
Nov30
Prosecutors Score Big in Week 3 of Hans Reiser Murder Trial
Witnesses paint an unflattering portrait of Linux developer Hans Reiser, who is charged with killing his wife. Reiser says she fled back to Russia, abandoning their children. No corpse has been found.
Filed in: Personal Tech
Nov30
Supporting remote users with VPN
I’ve had only one instance of having to support a remote user, and the challenges it presents can be, at best, quite difficult, or, in the worst case, practically impossible. This is especially true when considering the fact that this particular user was almost 100 miles away from the office,…
Filed in: Security
Nov30
Poorly written LDAP code can really affect your Portal
Oracle Portal uses Oracle Internet Directory (OID) to power authentication (single-sign-on, SSO) and authorization. OID is an LDAP directory server, and even though the underlying implementation is an Oracle database the only supported interface to access the directory info is thru LDAP. So to port some of the…
Filed in: Software
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