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The Joomla! developers have announced that Microsoft has signed the Joomla! Contributor Agreement (JCA) and has already begun contributing code
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Founded by a leading Cassandra developer, new company Riptano offers training, consulting, and support for the Apache Cassandra NoSQL database
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The ASUS Android-based tablet is expected to be launched in July and will include a camera, USB ports and Flash Player
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The developers of the x264 encoding library and tools have announced that the x264 library is now capable of generating Blu-ray compliant streams.
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The popular Apache implementation of Java virtualisation technology JavaServer Faces introduces Facelets and for the first time includes a JavaScript library as a fixed component of the technology
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Users testing Ubuntu 10.04 release candidate are being asked to pay attention to a possible memory hole in X-Server and to test a bug fix if they are affected
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In the past week, Oracle charged for a previously free plug-in, Microsoft got its FAT patent back, Debian got a new leader, RHEL6 previewed, McAfee’s update took Windows systems down and there was wider recognition that photocopiers with internal disks are a security risk
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Too short for news, too good to lose; Lost+Found is a round up of useful security information. Today, a rickroll protector, an attack of impotence, friendly bot herders, tattooing passwords and guns disguised as toys
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The German appeal court has overturned a decision by the German Federal Patent Tribunal to declare Microsoft’s patent for the File Allocation Table (FAT) file system invalid and declared that its commercial rights are enforceable
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The Linux Foundation has released videos of the keynotes and panels from the recent Collaboration Summit
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