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Amazon brings Glacier and Redshift to Australia
Data archiving and warehousing services arrive in antipodes, but, once again, at an increased cost.
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Android is the next platform of choice for Windows developers
Google's open-source mobile operating system pips iOS as the next platform that developers want to deploy to, according to a survey by Embarcadero.
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Why are we still trusting user input?
A report released this week has shown the problems present in parsing PHP superglobals, but also the bigger issue of trusting user input at all remains.
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Lack of DNS redundancy takes down award-winning system
No matter how much cloud is used, if DNS is your single point of failure, you're going to have a bad time.
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The impacts of virtualising each and every wheel
In the next few years, virtualisation is set to jump out of the server and inhabit the rest of the datacentre, and it's going to change your job.
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The neckbeard sysadmin as an endangered species
Cloud and virtualisation technologies have changed the way sysadmins work, and impacted the number of them. If you haven't thought about it already, it's time to diversify.
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Lack of accessibility should kill CAPTCHAs, but where's the replacement?
Several Australian consumer groups have combined to call for an end to CAPTCHAs across the web.
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All the good money is in government websites
Being able to charge millions of dollars for a new government website - it's good work if you can get it.
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Use installLocation to help out older Android devices
A simple line in your Android app's manifest can save much user frustration.
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Android Studio can fix Android development
Google has finally decided to get rid of the Eclipse albatross from Android's neck.
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Control Vim with voice commands
Struggling to grok Vim from the keyboard? Maybe voice commands are the solution.
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App by app, Google is bringing self-serving Intents to iOS
Google makes it easier for iOS app developers to integrate with Chrome.
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A lesson on piracy, distribution, or marketing?
Independent software companies have a hard task of getting their wares in front of an audience; has a pair of brothers cracked that nut?
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Get some JSON in your database
If you deal with JSON day in, day out, at least have a database that can handle JSON as well.
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Prepare your https sites for Firefox 23
An upcoming release of Firefox will prevent non-SSL non-display content loading on SSL pages.
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The great browser shake-up of 2013
In a jam-packed 24 hours, Google announces it is forking WebKit, and Samsung teams up with Mozilla to develop a new engine.
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Microsoft simplifies IE testing with modern.ie
That bane of web developers, testing in IE, has had a little of the pain removed.
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IT pricing inquiry result: Australians are fools
At the end of last week, the IT pricing inquiry heard evidence from Apple, Adobe, and Microsoft — and the evidence is damning, especially for consumer behaviour.
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Australia is Windows server territory
Server shipment numbers show that Microsoft dominates the server environment in Australia.
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What Australian skills shortage?
The number of industries suffering from a skills shortage in Australia is decreasing, and IT doesn't even rate a mention.
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Ruby 2.0 released
The first major Ruby release in half a decade is now available.
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The Upside: Talking mobile with Nat Friedman
On this episode of The Upside, we speak to Nat Friedman, CEO of Xamarin, a company that is taking C# to Android and iOS.
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Ubuntu Phone, Tizen, Firefox OS: The mobile battle for fifth
Last year, there were three "modern" mobile OSes, and now with BB10, we have four. Can any of the upcoming OSes make it five?
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Catch up on Linux.conf.au session videos
If you missed out last week on LCA 2013, fear not; the session videos are starting to appear.
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Getting your Firefox tabs back
Next time you get that sinking feeling that you've lost all your Firefox tabs, don't despair; there is a solution.
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Inventor of the web rounds out LCA schedule
Sir Tim Berners-Lee will keynote the 2013 edition of linux.conf.au.
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Are your holiday rosters and tools ready?
Just because you are not at work, doesn't mean that hardware or hackers respect your timesheet.
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Shim delivered to allow small Linux distros to boot
Small distributions receive booting option that avoids Microsoft's US$99 signing fee.
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Quit serving text with images already
In 2012, we shouldn't have much need to serve up what appears as text on a web page with an image.
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Amazon Web Services comes to Australia
For Australians, the wait for a local AWS node is over.