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Managing Traffic Spikes If lots of people are visiting your company's Web site, that's a good thing. But too much traffic can bog down your servers, clog your bandwidth, and frustrate site visitors. Even if you're caught unawares by a traffic spike, you may be able to reduce its impact after the fact. |
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Where Google's Chrome Needs Some Polish The promise of Google's operating system is intriguing. Chrome is to be open source, lightweight, and an efficient gateway to cloud computing applications. |
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Is This Google's Sneak Attack on Apple? Google and Adobe team up in what might look like an assault on Apple. That's not exactly what Google wants, though. |
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PC World
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D-Lib
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Transparent Format Migration of Preserved Web Content The design of digital preservation systems must anticipate obsolescence, and incorporate a strategy by which the content they preserve will still be understood by readers after multiple generations of formats have become obsolete. |
PC Magazine
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Flash Focus Answers to some of the most frequently-asked questions about flash memory cards. |
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BusinessWeek
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Browser Wars: The Sequel Chrome, Safari, IE 8, Firefox, Opera... there's never been a better time to explore your options. |
The Motley Fool
December 16, 2010
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Opera Adds Web Server to Its Browser But does the move make sense? |
PC World
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Firefox 3.0 Development Continues in 'Gran' Style Nearly on schedule, Mozilla developers continue to push with the Alpha 3 release of the open source browser. |
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Ask Our Experts: JPEG Image Quality Loss? Avoiding image degradation when handling JPEG files can take care. |
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June 29, 2009
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Latest Chrome a Step Closer to Linux, Mac Barely out of Beta, Google advances its browser with new rendering, security and HTTP capabilities. |
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Photos in The Raw Adobe spec and utility lets some cameras save unaltered images. |
The Motley Fool
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Microsoft's IE Suffers the Death of a Thousand Cuts Alternative browsers are killing Microsoft's only online hope, month by relentless month. |
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Browsers 2010: The Year in Review Google, Microsoft, Apple, Mozilla and Opera all were busy in 2010 with browser development as HTML 5 took center stage. |
The Motley Fool
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Apple Might Have Blown It By turning to the Web, Apple may be creating an unexpected technical advantage for the iPhone. Trouble is, everything hinges on Safari, which isn't even the best browser for the Mac. |
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Pure, Raw Data RAW image format and Adobe's intentions... Words of Sun CEO don't eclipse his meaning... The open-source Solaris strategy... etc. |
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August 6, 2004
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What Users Want in IE Upgrade There's a hive of activity at Redmond around Internet Explorer. If version 7.0 is on tap, what improvements can we expect? |
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Google Chrome Google's maiden voyage into the browser waters brings us a different kind of vessel for Web applications. |
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Apple Safari Update Tackles WebKit Vulnerabilities Apple's Safari Web browser is seeing its first update of 2010, which includes a set of fixes designed to fill security holes in both Mac and Windows editions of the software. |
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February 25, 2010
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Firefox Is Dead to Me The old browser was good while it lasted, but no longer. |
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April 1, 2005
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PHP Team Patches DoS Bugs Vulnerabilities in two functions of open source PHP versions 4 and 5 cause infinite loops leading to a system crash. |
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