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ITM for Virtual Servers 6.2.3: New Capacity Planning report for VMware
Check out this white paper to learn more about capacity planning tools from VMware. They can help you get the most out of your machines.
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Instructure Canvas LMS: Go open source, get serious investment capital
Back in February, I wrote about Instructure's risky move open-sourcing their Canvas LMS. The product was great, an easy-to-use, robust LMS with solid social features and a spectacular user...
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Google features first HTML 5 canvas doodle
Google has unveiled its first homepage doodle to be built using only HTML 5 canvas, an element of the burgeoning web standard that allows developers to render dynamic bitmap images and 2D shapes.
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Microsoft poised to launch new Visual Studio debugging tool
Microsoft is on the verge of making available for download a new experimental Visual Studio Power Tool, known as the Debugger Canvas, via its Dev Labs site.
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Pop artists make BMWs their canvas (photos)
Road Trip 2011: At the BMW Museum in Munich, Germany, the whole collection of art cars is on display and staying put. Briefly.
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Instructure Canvas LMS: Go open source, get serious investment capital
Back in February, I wrote about Instructure's risky move open-sourcing their Canvas LMS. The product was great, an easy-to-use, robust LMS with solid social features and a spectacular user...
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There are alternatives to Blackboard and Moodle: Instructure Canvas goes open source
Can the open sourcing of a sophisticated LMS finally break the log jam in the LMS market caused by the ubiquity of Blackboard and the easy "free-ness" of Moodle?
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Microsoft adds HTML 5 Canvas, video support to new IE 9 preview
Those pesky sources were right on the money: Microsoft is making available for download a third developer-focused preview of its IE 9 browser today, June 23, starting at 5 p.m. ET.
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Opera's Molly Holzschlag on HTML5 and the future of web apps
Editor's note: Andrew Mager is reporting from the Future of Web Apps (FOWA 2010) conference, held in Miami from February 22 to 24. Click here to read all of his coverage. Opera genius Molly...
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Chrome and why Gates was right to be paranoid
Google's entrance into the browser wars is more of a reflection of the importance of the browser environment as we undergo a shift to the next generation of Internet application development...
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Multiple Facebook vulnerabilities reported on Full-Disclosure
Jouko Pynnonen posted a message to the Full-Disclosure mailing list today, citing multiple "script injection" vulnerabilities within Facebook. I'm not sure if this is a surprise to anybody out...
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3-D collaborative body art in Scotland
A collaborative technology developed several years ago at ETH Zurich in Switzerland is now being used in a theater in Scotland. The Living Canvas technology allows performers on stage to interact...
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NanoArt online competition of 2008
Like last year, the NanoArt International Online Competition has started. In case you don't remember, NanoArt is 'a new art discipline related to micro/nanosculptures created by artists/scientists...
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Photos: Where Frank Lloyd Wright comes alive
The renowned architect's signature features, such as geometric angles, glass doors and canvas ceilings, are showcased in this gallery from Taliesin West.
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Building an RSS mashup with Yahoo! Pipes
Yahoo! Pipes makes it really easy to build a mashup of your favorite RSS feeds, even if you're clueless about programming. Anyone can follow this step-by-step guide to see how it's done.
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Photo: An iPod case with sole
New canvas and rubber case is reminiscent of Converse's Chuck Taylor shoes.
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Photo: An iPod case with sole
New canvas and rubber case is reminiscent of Converse's Chuck Taylor shoes.
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Canvas moves to Linux
Deneba Software announced Friday that it plans to offer a free Linux version of Canvas 7, its integrated graphics software currently available for Windows and the Mac OS. The software will work...
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