[ad_1] Go 1.14, the next version of the Google-developed open source programming language used to create Docker, Kubernetes, Istio, and other cloud-native computing projects, is now in a beta stage and …
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[ad_1] Google yesterday said that in four weeks Chrome would follow Firefox’s lead and tamp down on intrusive requests by websites to dun users with notifications. “To protect notifications as …
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[ad_1] AppArmor is a useful Linux security module that can restrict the file-system paths used by an application. It works differently than Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) and cannot run on at …
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[ad_1] An electric toothbrush can seriously boost your oral hygiene regimen, but some of the best options can be pricey, costing well over $100. But if you want that awesome …
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[ad_1] Mozilla on Tuesday launched Firefox 72, which expanded picture-in-picture video mode to macOS and by default blocked “fingerprinting,” an advanced tracking method practiced by some sites and advertisers. The …
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[ad_1] Whether out on the slopes, walking around in the city, or just working in a chilly office, cold hands can make for a miserable day. Hand warmers have long …
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[ad_1] Change is constant in IT with new disruptive technologies entering the market each year. But one facet of IT remains the same: that IT organizations continue to struggle to …
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[ad_1] It has been almost a year since I first wrote about Stateless, Inc., a startup devoted to bringing software-defined interconnects (SD-IX) to colocation data centers. At that time, the …
Read More[ad_1] There’s a new, fun way to run a realistic incident response tabletop exercise, and it’s called Backdoors and Breaches. Inspired by Dungeons and Dragons (B&B instead of D&D), the …
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[ad_1] The next big wave of Wi-Fi technology, 802.11ax, is going to become more commonplace in enterprise installations over the course of the coming year, just as the marketing teams …
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