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Embedded Hardware and Software industry news: Cambridge …

The DEVA platform allows electronics and software engineers to rapidly prototype and test accessory products that deliver new features for users before committing to final product hardware . By accessing the full power of the …

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Social Object: Sculpture and Software by Michael Rees …

Social Object : Sculpture and Software is an interactive software installation that includes correlated physical objects with virtual objects . Interacting with this artist authored software creates screen based experiences that construct …

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A Software Insider's Point of View » News Analysis: IBM Acquires …

How they navigate the Big Blue bureaucracy will be a test of how will IBM conducts integrations of high performing companies. Given the improved collaboration culture within IBM Software Group and the rest of IBM, the future bodes well. …

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Rockwell Automation Drive Executive 2.02 英文光碟正式版 (Allen-Bradley DriveTools 2000

000 family, is an intuitive tool for programming,managing, and troubleshooting drives on-line or off- line across numerous network topologies using RSLinx Lite software….

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Facebook Open-Sources HipHop PHP Compiler Software

Earlier this morning, Facebook officially made their new PHP “compiler,” called HipHop, available as open source software . In the blog post by Haiping Zhao, HipHop for PHP is described as a “source code transformer” which has allowed …

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Automation Software supports full IEC programming. (ThomasNet)

CX-One Lite v4.0 helps eliminate programming redundancy as well as manage entire projects, from sequencing and motion control programs to configuration of field network devices, without leaving operating environment.

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How To: Scan to PDF for Free

Danielle asked me if we could scan a document to PDF recently and I forgot I had a nice “old” Epson Perfection 1650 flatbed scanner laying around (well preserved).  I have been spoiled in recent times because we had a very nice enterprise level printer/scanner at the office with a 50 page document feeder on it. It would man handle a 2 page document and email it to me almost faster than I could make it back to my desk.  These days, we are rollin’ with the Perfection 1650 flatbed…OG style homey

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Leapfrog Didj: Handheld Linux on the Cheap

Today our good friends over at Woot! are selling the Leapfrog Didj, a low cost educational toy aimed at little kids. Lucky for hackers out there, the Didj is actually a linux device , and gaining serial console access is as easy as soldering two wires .

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Planet Network Management Highlights 2010 Week 4

Highlights from Planet Network Management + Planet Sys Admin for Week 4. Orion Additional Polling Engine and Modules — What do I buy for modules…Nothing because it’s now free! – Solarwinds start giving away extra polling engines… Red Hat Launches opensource.com – Tarus Balog ponders what Red Hat will do with the opensource.com web site CACE Technologies Launches SDMS Product Family – CACE announce the release of the SDMS product family which delivers a complete, end-to-end, enterprise-wide solution for line-rate network recording, monitoring, and analysis.

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Apple iPad: Good news or bad news for Amazon.com?

Apple’s upcoming iPad includes the iBooks apps, which combines e-book reader software with an iTunes-like service for selling books. I was somewhat surprised by iBooks. I had just assumed that Apple was going to let existing e-book distributors like Amazon.com and FictionWise install apps on the iPad and sell books that way

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Ipswitch acquires Dorian Software Creations Inc

Ipswitch, the people responsible for creating What’s Up Gold, have acquired Dorian Software Creations . Dorian Software are publishers of event log management software. Dorian’s event log management solutions for Windows and Syslog environments include: Event Archiver for automated collection, centralization and secure storage of log data; Event Analyst for event examination, correlation and comprehensive reporting for audit and compliance; Event Alarm for monitoring, alerting and notification on key defined events; Event Rover for on-the-fly forensics and log data mining

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Planet Network Management Highlights 2010 Week 3

Highlights from Planet Network Management + Planet Sys Admin for Week 3. Starting a Journey at BSM Review Portal – Doug McClure announces his first contribution on the BSM Review site CloudCamp to Hold First OpsCamp for Cloud Operations and Development Professionals – John M Willis announces the first OpsCamp CloudCamp in Austin, Texas Ubuntu Support and the iPhone App – Groundwork Open Source annouce support for Ubuntu and an iPhone application IPv6 – When DOES IT Cause Network Problems – post outlining the problems deploying a IPv6 network Putting OSVDB to work for Nessus Vulnerability Management Under the Hood: Capture Filters, Display Filters – Part 2 – part 2 of Ray Tompkins Wireshark Display filters tutorial Managed Services in 2010 – the future of managed services in 2010 according to Bill Cannon at Monolith Software CACE Pilot and WiFi Pilot 2.2 Released – new versions of CACE Pilot & WiFi Pilot is release, both from the creator of WireShark Kicking the tires on the Peer Monitor tool – a tool to quickly and easily visually monitor uptime of hosts on a network

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Setting up a high performance OpenVZ container

As promised for a long time, we’ve been working on pitting Xen and OpenVZ against eachother in a little “battle of the free virtualization solutions”. (If you can’t quite recall what this OpenVZ business is all about, we suggest you go read our article on container-based virtualization ) Though development of our vApus FOS benchmark suite is moving on quite diligently, it takes time to create both a realistic testing setup that will prove useful and relevant for a while in a world where cores are multiplying like a pair of rabbits.

Palm Lets Plus Models Play Hotspot

The new Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus can be turned into a 3G phone hotspot: While you can purchase third-party software on a limited number of phones to make them into 3G-to-Wi-Fi gateways, it’s not a standard option on any major smartphone platform in the US. Palm and Verizon are offering this new feature–via a free downloadable program–for $40/mo (5 GB limit with metered overage fees) above the rest of your voice, texting, and data plan

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Portland Donates Old MetroFi Gear to Community Wireless Group

Portland, Ore., was the big win for MetroFi, back in the day, the flagship network that never was: MetroFi was unable to make its gear and business model work in a way that let them move forward, and I won’t rehash the process that led them to exit the working world. However, the company left behind hundreds of SkyPilot distribution and backhaul nodes, and a $30,000 bond to remove them. The city estimates the cost will be double, and the equipment has nearly no resale value.

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PS3 motion controller coming in fall, still no name or price

Sony’s upcoming motion controller for the PlayStation 3 was slated for a spring release , but without any hands-on time with the peripheral, any details on launch games, or any real details at all, it should come as a very mild surprise to learn that controller has been pushed back to autumn 2010.

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Interesting Links 18 January 2010

When it rains it pours! I spent last week at FETC in Florida but kept a weather eye out for interesting things to pass on via Twitter (follow me on Twitter @ AlfredTwo ) and this blog. There sure was a lot going on. This is a larger post that usual which I guess is a good thing

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Pirating Software (1.15.2010)

The music at 4:17 is by Outasight. DOWNLOAD OUTASIGHT’S NEW ALBUM FOR FREE HERE: bit.ly The Apple Store song at 0:46 is by me

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Water tank flood linked to software (Ventura County Star)

A malfunctioning software update failed to trigger alarms to notify city workers that water levels in a 5 million gallon tank were reaching critical levels before it overflowed, flooding a Thousand Oaks home last month and damaging two other properties, a city official said. The alarms, which notify the on-call worker when water reaches high or low points, were among several safety features that …

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More health care professionals trying speech-recognition software (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

Speech-recognition software is catching on among health care professionals and in the legal field, but hasn’t entered the mainstream yet.

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