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Mozilla uploaded earlier today, April 22nd, the final version of the Mozilla Firefox 12.0 web browser for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows operating systems. There's no official announcement from Mozilla, as the browser is officially expected in two days, on April 24th, but the binary and source packages of the fin... |
22 April 2012
17:27 GMT |
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Linus Torvalds announced yesterday, April 21st, that the fourth Release Candidate of the upcoming Linux 3.4 kernel is available for download and testing. As usual, nothing special in Linux Kernel 3.4 RC4, just lots of USB and ARM changes, as well as updated drivers and improvements to various filesystems. "We'... |
22 April 2012
17:10 GMT |
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Pixie CMS is a lightweight CMS for quickly building and deploying your small website project.
We already featured so many similar CMS projects in our “Script of the Day” series, so you might want to know what's so different about Pixie. Our answer is its backend.
When we tested it for the first tim... |
22 April 2012
12:01 GMT |
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Time Warner Cable is adding national and regional sports networks to the TWC TV app for iPad and iPhone, as well as on TWCTV.com, the browser-based portal accessible from any Mac or PC.TWC is targeting customers in New York City, Dallas and Charlotte who have a cable subscription with the company to allow them to wat... |
22 April 2012
06:31 GMT |
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This week we deliver two full reviews: the first one for Fez, the indie platformer and puzzle game that is available on the Xbox Live Arcade, and another for Tribes: Ascend, the free-to-play multiplayer first person shooter from Hi-Rez Studio.We also have Quick Look for Legends of Grimrock and for Trials: Evolution.W... |
22 April 2012
04:41 GMT |
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Wikipedia thrives on the collaborative effort of everyone on the web, well the ones that make the effort to actually add something to the site rather than just consume it. And, while there are plenty of people that make one or two changes and call it a day, a few become dedicated editors and contributors.None are as ... |
22 April 2012
02:21 GMT |
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Experts from Secfence Technologies reveal that NASA has been working on patching some of the vulnerabilities present on its websites, but there are still a few on which the ever-present cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw can still be found. Since its last report, when it admitted that there’s a lot of work to be ... |
22 April 2012
01:01 GMT |
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