Functional programming techniques can improve software security
Internet Security A key concern in software security is avoiding security flaws in a program’s source code. Employing a functional programming style can help.
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Windows Server Windows Server 2008 replaces NTBackup with a new tool called Windows Server Backup. Be prepared for a learning curve.
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Microsoft Office Suite It's easy to define a custom style for your document titles, and it will greatly simplify the task of formatting title text.
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Internet Security Typo-squatting is more than a way for squatters to make a buck--it also could lead to data leakage. Find out what defense you can take.
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Windows Server Dependency services will also restart, when the Active Directory Domain Service is restarted.
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Web Development Here are some theories about why there isn't much coverage about Internet Explorer plug-ins in comparison to Firefox.
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Tech Management Read one college's efforts to drive inefficiency out of their systems and processes, and allow individual departments to focus more on providing services to students.
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Windows Server SQL Server 2008 provides new data-types for storing wider ranges of dates with more precision. Here's how you can use these new data types to your advantage.
Find more stories in: Server platforms, Microsoft WindowsIdentity thefts continue as employers, staff play blame game
Internet Security Finger-pointing is a time-wasting blame game, usually accomplishing very little. Focusing on the problem, however, adds real value.
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Enterprise Servers & Storage New to SQL Server 2008 is the native ability to compress database backups, which can come in very handy during disaster recovery.
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