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    • Java 15 starts to take shape
      With Java 14 having reached general availability last week, work has begun on the successor, Java 15, due in September 2020. Thus far three official changes – the addition of text blocks, the additi…
      - 1 day ago 27 Mar 20, 8:39pm -
    • Can public clouds keep up with the pandemic surge?
      As more and more businesses switch to virtual work from home “offices,” cloud computing and cloud-based systems suddenly have new credibility. Cloud computing makes it much easier to manage daily…
      - 2 days ago 27 Mar 20, 10:00am -
    • What’s new in Angular 9.1
      Angular 9.1 has arrived, with improvements for performance and concurrency to the ngcc compatibility compiler. The Ivy compilation and rendering pipeline received attention as well, resulting in bette…
      - 2 days ago 27 Mar 20, 10:00am -
    • Zeek and Jitsi: 2 open source projects we need now
      Everyone has heard of open source projects like Linux, Kubernetes, and MySQL. Far fewer have heard of ROS (Robot Operating System), Apache Flink, or InfluxDB, though these open source projects, too, a…
      - 2 days ago 27 Mar 20, 10:00am -
    • New York calls for tech volunteers to fight COVID-19
      New York State has put out a call for volunteers with technology expertise to create “technology SWAT teams” to boost the state’s response to COVID-19. The official site for the COVID-19 Techn…
      - 2 days ago 26 Mar 20, 4:18pm -
    • InnerSource: A better way to work together on code
      With the coronavirus COVID-19 taking the world by storm, and everyone tightening down in their bunkers, it seems like a good time to think about how we work together. Because of the virus, technology…
      - 3 days ago 26 Mar 20, 10:00am -
    • Git 2.26 fetches faster by default
      With the recent release of Git 2.26, the open source distributed version control system uses version 2 of Git’s network fetch protocol by default.This protocol, introduced in 2018, addresses a prob…
      - 3 days ago 26 Mar 20, 10:00am -
    • TensorFlow deepens its advantages in the AI modeling wars
      TensorFlow remains the dominant AI modeling framework. Most AI (artificial intelligence) developers continue to use it as their primary open source tool or alongside PyTorch, in which they develop mo…
      - 3 days ago 26 Mar 20, 10:00am -
    • Track and analyze the COVID-19 pandemic with KNIME
      We are all familiar with this chart by now.To read this article in full, please click here(Insider Story)
      - 3 days ago 26 Mar 20, 10:00am -
    • O’Reilly pulls the plug on in-person events
      In the wake of the COVID-19 virus pandemic, prominent technology conference producer O’Reilly has shut down its events business, permanently. From now on, O’Reilly events will be held online.The p…
      - 3 days ago 25 Mar 20, 5:42pm -

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    • Tech pitches in to fight COVID-19 pandemic
      As IT pros around the world go all-out to support a workforce that's suddenly fully remote, many technology workers and companies are also joining efforts to alleviate the COVID-19 crisis in various w…
      - 1 day ago 27 Mar 20, 9:10pm -
    • Slack to integrate Microsoft Teams calling feature
      Slack plans to integrate Microsoft Teams calling features into its own popular collaboration app, further enhancing available connections between the rival platforms. “We’re working on Teams inte…
      - 1 day ago 27 Mar 20, 8:32pm -
    • Tech event calendar 2020: Upcoming shows, conferences and IT expos
      Tech Events Event Description Starts Ends Location Google Cloud Next '20 (Online only)Google Cloud Next is where the company announces all the latest updates to the Google Cloud Platfo…
      - 1 day ago 27 Mar 20, 4:31pm -
    • Cybercriminal group mails malicious USB dongles to targeted companies
      Security researchers have come across an attack where an USB dongle designed to surreptitiously behave like a keyboard was mailed to a company under the guise of a Best Buy gift card. This technique h…
      - 2 days ago 27 Mar 20, 11:38am -
    • Google to resume Chrome releases on April 7
      Google today said it will resume Chrome releases in two weeks and plans to make good on the multi-week suspension by skipping a version.Chrome 81, the upgrade that was previously slated for a March 17…
      - 2 days ago 26 Mar 20, 7:24pm -
    • Best smart bulbs for your connected home
      Smart light bulbs—LED-based bulbs that can be controlled by a hub or smartphone app—are no longer a new idea. What is new is how far this technology has come since its advent just a few years ago.…
      - 3 days ago 26 Mar 20, 10:00am -
    • Google Smart Lock: The complete guide
      Think fast: How many times a day do you pick up your phone to look at something? Unless you live in the tundra or have far more self-control than most, the answer probably falls somewhere between "qui…
      - 3 days ago 26 Mar 20, 10:00am -
    • Git 2.26 fetches faster by default
      With the recent release of Git 2.26, the open source distributed version control system uses version 2 of Git’s network fetch protocol by default.This protocol, introduced in 2018, addresses a prob…
      - 3 days ago 26 Mar 20, 10:00am -
    • The best laptops: Premium laptops, budget laptops, 2-in-1s, and more
      Looks like 2020 is going to be a great year for laptops. We have AMD and Intel battling it out on the CPU front (we talk about whether you should wait for Ryzen 7 4000 and Comet Lake H or buy now), ne…
      - 3 days ago 26 Mar 20, 1:00am -
    • Microsoft to stop serving non-security monthly updates to Windows
      Beginning in May, Microsoft plans to halt the delivery of all non-security updates to Windows, another step in its suspension of non-essential revisions to the OS and other important products.The opti…
      - 3 days ago 25 Mar 20, 9:03pm -

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    • 3D Printers Join Arsenal of COVID-19 Weapons
      The worldwide 3D printing community is stepping up to alleviate the shortage of medical equipment needed to battle the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants include entrepreneurs and hackers, companies in t…
      - 2 days ago 26 Mar 20, 6:33pm -
    • AryaLinux Provides the Building Blocks for a Unique Linux Experience
      AryaLinux is something different, and when it comes to Linux operating systems, different can be very intriguing. Arya is both a distribution and a platform. That means you can use it as is or turn it…
      - 3 days ago 26 Mar 20, 11:00am -
    • Instagram Combats COVID-19 Misinformation, Social Isolation
      Instagram has announced a slew of new capabilities to combat misinformation about the coronavirus, along with a co-watching feature that helps users feel less isolated while sheltering at home. Effort…
      - 3 days ago 25 Mar 20, 5:39pm -
    • Ask Siri if You Have the Coronavirus
      Apple users wondering if they've caught COVID-19 now can ask digital assistant Siri for advice. The company has rolled out a self-screening feature that allows users to ask, "Hey Siri, do I have the c…
      - 5 days ago 24 Mar 20, 11:00am -
    • COVID-19 Outbreak: Thoughts From the Stay-at-Home Front
      Steps can be taken to mitigate the threat of spreading the coronavirus to folks who are sheltering at home. In many cases delivery drivers don't seem to have any protection, and if it's necessary to s…
      - 5 days ago 23 Mar 20, 6:51pm -
    • Zorin OS Core Makes GNOME More Comfortable
      Zorin OS 15.2, released on March 8, adds an impressive selection of upgrades and improvements to an already well-oiled Linux operating system. Since its debut in July 2009 Zorin OS cofounder Artyom Zo…
      - 8 days ago 20 Mar 20, 6:05pm -
    • Loss Prevention 101: Future-Proofing Your Network Begins With Resilience
      Critical server outages cost businesses an average of $300,000 hourly, with many cases exceeding $5 million. As network demands increase and maximum uptime becomes a necessity, it is crucial to implem…
      - 9 days ago 20 Mar 20, 11:00am -
    • COVID-19 and Computer Security, Part 2: Shoring Up Systems for Remote Workers
      As companies send employees home in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19, cybersecurity experts are warning that telecommuting could be putting company assets and data at risk. There are a number…
      - 10 days ago 19 Mar 20, 11:00am -
    • Open Source Tech Rushes to Front Lines of COVID-19 War
      Open Source software, once the scorn of Microsoft and profit-seeking software developers, is playing an active role in efforts to combat COVID-19's spread. Several open source projects are assisting h…
      - 10 days ago 18 Mar 20, 7:50pm -
    • Crowdsourcing App Takes Aim at COVID-19
      COVID-19 researchers have a new source of distributed computing power: crowdsourcing. Usually crowdsourcing involves information or opinion gathering, but in this case it involves computing power. By…
      - 10 days ago 18 Mar 20, 4:58pm -

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