The following CSS techniques have been used by DLS Software Studios many times throughout our projects, and we are going to share some of them with you. Most of these tips are pretty basic, however, they are overlooked most of the time.
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by: Glenn Chapman
SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – Microsoft will release a patch on Thursday for an Internet Explorer 6 (IE 6) software hole through which China-based cyber spies attacked Google and other firms.
“Microsoft continues to see limited attacks, and to date, the only successful attacks have been against Internet Explorer 6,” the US software giant said Wednesday while announcing the “out-of-band” security update.
“We recommend that customers install the update as soon as it is available.” Continue reading “Microsoft patch due Thursday for IE hole”
by: Paul Krill
San Francisco – Is mass acceptance of cloud computing inevitable, given that most major IT vendors are shouting it from the rooftops and IBM even talks about the cloud in a TV commercial? The debate rages on. For software developers, however, it has become clear that cloud platforms such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Windows Azure are expanding options for their application deployments. (Windows Azure currently is in beta preview and moves to a full production stage on Feb. 1.)
With computing in public clouds, applications are deployed on third-party servers and accessed over the Internet, saving enterprises infrastructure costs but raising concerns in areas such as security and control. Continue reading “Software developers hop on cloud bandwagon”
