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VMworld day 1 from San Francisco

The virtualization world is zeroed in on San Francisco this week for the VMworld conference. Virtualization master Rick Vanover highlights the day's events and shares a little trivia. Read more

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NASA figured out how to get data back from satellites orbiting the Moon -- lots of data and fast. Michael Kassner looks at the technology that might eventually trickle down to earth. Read more

Opera version 10 release candidate available

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Alan Norton discusses what happens to an Intel Matrix RAID array and system performance when a number of unplanned and unwanted events occur. Read more

Mirroring Web sites with wget

Vincent Danen demonstrates the basics of wget for mirroring entire Web sites. It can be used for HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP sites either anonymously or with authentication for all of these protocols. Read more

Free Software Foundation cites Windows 7 'sins'

The Free Software Foundation has started a new campaign, "Windows 7 Sins." Is it FUD or is it Truth? Read more

Provide more than a feeling of security

Providing the best IT security you can will help protect your own job security, even when it wasn't what your client or employer originally asked. Read more

Public call to crack GSM encryption: Appropriate or not?

Full disclosure of IT security problems can be tricky, never quite pleasing all concerned parties. Maybe this time will be different. Read more

Product Spotlight: LogMeIn Rescue remote support

IT consultants, support desk technicians, software manufacturers and other technology professionals rely upon LogMeIn Rescue as a proven and secure remote support tool. Read more


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