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bing.com• Oct 5, 2010• 1 min read
Facebook's "Like" Button Used To Be The "Awesome" ButtonWe can’t get enough of Quora these days, basically because it connects people who have information to people who need it, and especially to those that didn’t think they needed it. One of the things ...
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bing.com• Oct 4, 2010• 1 min read
Comparative Effectiveness ResearchThe U.S. government has jump-started an unprecedented effort to better understand what works and what doesn't in health care. The effort, called comparative effectiveness research, is designed to ...
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bing.com• Sep 28, 2010• 1 min read
Hands On Research: The Science of TouchGreater Good‘s latest video features our executive editor, Dacher Keltner, on the science of touch. Here, he elaborates on cutting-edge research into the ways everyday forms of touch can bring us ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Sep 19, 2010• 1 min read
Be secured using SharePoint Server 2010 Claims based AuthenticationToday when duplicity problem has increased a lot, authentication has become a must. Authentication is the process of determining if someone is who they claim to be. It answers the question “Who is this guy really?” Taking advantage of SharePoint Server 2010 Claims Based Authentication feature may help you curb this duplicity issue. Even if you are a SharePoint Foundation 2010 user, you can enjoy the same feature to authenticate the user identity. Most enterprise applications need some basic user security features. At a minimum, they need to authenticate their users, and many also need to authorize access to certain features so that only privileged users can get to them. Some apps must go further and audit what the user does. On Windows®, these features are built into the operating system and are usually quite easy to integrate into an application. By taking advantage of Windows integrated authentication, you don’t have to invent your own authentication protocol or manage a user databas
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bing.com• Sep 18, 2010• 1 min read
What Is a Purchase & Sales Agreement?Purchase and sales agreements are contracts used primarily for complex sales transactions like those involving real estate and business assets. These agreements differ from bills of sale in that ...
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bing.com• Sep 16, 2010• 1 min read
SEO Certification and Standards: Do They Exist?As business entities and Internet-savvy individuals become more aware of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and its importance, the question of standards and certification becomes much more prevalent.
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bing.com• Aug 25, 2010• 1 min read
Webtrends Analytics, Marin Search Integrate PlatformsAnalytics firm Webtrends and paid-search tech company Marin Software have licensed and built each other's technology into their respective platforms. The move aims to provide marketers with additional ...
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 16, 2010• 1 min read
Ask HN: What if I missed the good stuff in my undergraduate education?I was reading Steve Yegge's recent post on learning about compilers, and, as I'm sure is true for many HN visitors, the post resonated with me in a couple of unsettling ways. I have my undergraduate degree already, but my education did not include AI, OS, compilers, distributed computing or algorithm design. (That's what I get for going to a hippy liberal arts college.) It wasn't as bad as what Yegge described as a "Java certification program," since I came out of it knowing a lot of real-world skills like version control and command line use. However, I still consider the lack of things like compiler construction to be unacceptable gaps in my skillset.Two problems: I have a full-time job and student loans now. I can't really do the undergraduate schooling thing all over again.What's the best way to pick up these skills post-undergraduate degree? Should I take night classes at a graduate school, or will those curricula assume prior familiarity with the subjects I'm trying to learn? I a
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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 9, 2010• 1 min read
DNS Made Easy's response to the DDOS attackDear DNS Made Easy Client,On August 07, 2010 DNS Made Easy was the target of a large multi Gb/s attack against all of our name servers. The attack started at 8:00 UTC and was fully mitigated by 14:00 UTC. During this time period there were regional outages from some or all of our name servers. Regional outages means that certain regions of the world were not able to resolve your DNS and other regions of the world were resolving normally. When all name servers were not reachable a DNS query would have been lost, when some name servers were not reachable then DNS performance would have been slower than normal but still operational.The regional downtime was in very small periods but it still did affect the overall resolution for all of our client's DNS. It is for this reason that we are explaining the situation in full to all of our clients now.1) How long were the DNS outages? In some regions there were no issues, in other regions outages lasted a few minutes, while in other regions ther
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bing.com• Aug 8, 2010• 1 min read
New JerseyNew Jersey functions as a central economic and transit corridor in the Northeastern United States, bordering New York and Pennsylvania. As the nation’s most densely populated state, it serves as a ...
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bing.com• Aug 8, 2010• 1 min read
Case StudiesAn effective case study starts with a great interview. These five tips will help you ask relevant questions and elicit answers that build persuasive case studies. Are you familiar with "progressive ...
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bing.com• Aug 5, 2010• 1 min read
Safari extension highlight: ExposerWith the addition of the Safari Extensions Gallery to Apple's website over the last few days, TUAW will be highlighting extensions that we think are special, useful, or just plain fun. Once installed, ...
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