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Latest gdb important milestone

Multi-core, scripted, cross-platform, ...: gdb 7.0 is dense with buzzword compatibility. It does much more than that, though: it's actually a good value, even for programmers who think they can live without it.

posted by claird | Best practice | Development | Open Source | 10/26/09 at 4:32 pm | gdb reverse record playback script


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Centralized vs. Distributed Syslog System Architectures

One of the things that I get asked about a lot is whether it's best to use centralized vs. distributed syslog servers within your overall network management strategy. It's a great question as there are advantages to each, so let's take a look.

posted by solarwinds | Best practice | IT management/strategy | Networking | 10/22/09 at 10:46 am | device monitoring, log messages, network monitoring, syslog


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What to Include in Your Open Source Resume

Here's how to explain your FOSS experience during your next job hunt.

posted by Esther Schindler | Best practice | Career | Development | Open Source | 10/09/09 at 4:33 pm | career, job search, open source, resume


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Building Your Career in Open Source

You may be hesitant to apply for a new job based on your "volunteer" open source skills. Don't be.

posted by Esther Schindler | Best practice | Career | Development | Open Source | 10/07/09 at 10:13 am | career, job search, open source


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The Ideal Standardization

Global IT at Air Products & Chemicals saved $3 million to $5 million a year from 2001 to 2007 by focusing on sameness-building an infrastructure that is 75 percent to 80 percent standardized, while still providing high-value services.

posted by ITworld staff | Best practice | IT management/strategy | 09/24/09 at 8:50 pm | CIO role


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Engineering Judgment IV: pragmatic ideology

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How to Attract More People to Your Open Source Project

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OK, maybe the 'Laptop Burka' isn't the answer to screen glare

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User-defined database types

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Engineering Judgment II: Expect Results in Network Management

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