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slfisher in a Nutshell

People thought it was weird enough that I was both a writer and a computer geek. So then I went and started getting involved in government to pull that in, too. And, y'know, there's a heck of a lot more connections than one might think! (Read Blog)

SF Password Hijack Highlights Importance of Process in City, State IT

Claiming he was protecting San Francisco city government's computer system from incompetent coworkers, computer engineer Terry Childs changed the system's passwords and then for more than a week refused to give them to anyone, even after being arrested. Childs was under four felony counts for...

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EddieC's News & Views

EddieC in a Nutshell

My first computer was an Atari 800, with which I played Zork and other adventure/fantasy games and dabbled with BASIC programs; circa 1980. After 1984, I moved on to PCs, clones and NetWare, and then to Apple IIs and Macs until 1990. In July of that year I got my first job at a publishing company,... (Read Blog)

Security Holes Spring Up in Java Framework

The Advanced Research Team of security tools vendor Ounce Labs has identified two vulnerabilities in the Spring framework for Java. The vulnerabilities have the potential, the team says, to allow an attacker to “subvert the expected application logic and behavior,” and gain control of an...

iPhone 3G: It Was All Yellow

Here's an idea for an iPhone app project with a guaranteed user base: Build a tool for adjusting the display's color temperature. It's not officially possible, according to Apple, but don't let that stop you-- there's evidence that it can in fact be done. Because the day you purchased your new...

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Cross-Platform RealBasic 3 IDE Ships Today

A built-in profiler, a new attributes language and enhanced project analyzer are among the features in RealBasic 3, the cross-platform integrated development environment from Real Software. The IDE for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows began shipping today. RealBasic 3 now supports attributes—which...

Coders Can be Frugal When They Use Krugle

Code search company Krugle on July 8 will begin shipping Krugle Enterprise 2.3, an update to its code repository appliance that it claims now allows more fine-tuned searching, increased storage and search capacity and the ability to search using custom data fields. Krugle positions its enterprise...

Microsoft Publishes File Format Specs, 'Open Connections'

Here's a story that didn't get much play on the wire services. Microsoft on June 30 published format specifications for Office binary files as well as protocol documentation for Office 2007, Exchange Server 2007, Outlook 2007, Office SharePoint Server 2007 and SQL Server 2005. According to the...

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FreeRunner Linux Phone Liberated on July 4

Taiwanese device maker OpenMoko chose Independence Day in the United States to announce the launch of Neo FreeRunner, its latest Linux-based open smartphone platform. Delivered with minimal functionality, owners are encouraged to develop and/or install their own applications and functionality....

With ‘Ganymede’ Release, Eclipse Community Gets it Done

For three years running, the Eclipse Foundation and its development community have successfully released—in full synchronicity—dozens of interoperable projects consisting of millions of lines of code. Impressive feat. Perhaps some of those developers might consider running for public office...

iPhone App Store to open Friday, Jailbreakers could care less

We now know that developers working on applications for the iPhone had to submit those applications to Apple on Monday if they were to be included in the launch day offerings for the all singing, all dancing, all new Apple iPhone App Store. The developers were told "Have your application be among...

Apple Leopard changes spots

Apple has rolled no less than 25 patches into the Mac OS X 10.5.4 Leopard update that was announced yesterday. These address a number of Ruby vulnerabilities, as reported here on DaniWeb last month by fellow blogger Davey Winder. So that's six of the patches accounted for at any rate. Others are a...

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