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Terrafugia 'flying cars' could go on sale in 2011
Adobe warns of zero-day hole in Reader, Acrobat
CivicActions: CiviCRM Custom Field Option Lists Now Supported by Views Filters
My work with CivicActions recently provided the opportunity to create a minor, but much needed improvement to CiviCRM which has just been made available to everyone in the recent CiviCRM 3.2.3 release.
IT job seekers tapping into social media
OnStar to offer Facebook, voice-to-text?
CiviCRM Blog: SimplyCivi - a new CiviCRM admin theme for Drupal
Over the last year rayogram has worked with the New York State Senate to deploy a customized version of CiviCRM 3.2 for each Senate office. In the course of this work, we developed a custom theme for NYSS that leverages much of the template work that we did for the CiviCRM 3.2.
The Pirate Bay Back Online - Downtime Not Related to the Euro File-Sharing Raids
Firefox 3.6 gains anti-clickjacking support, Thunderbird & SeaMonkey updated
Tigerfish: Debugging Drupal 6 with XDebug, Ubuntu 10.4 and Eclipse PDT: step-by-step
Coming from a .NET background, I love the Visual Studio debugger. I can stop code execution at any time and look at the values of any of the variables. There's none of this dumping huge arrays to the web page and examining the output. I've wanted to set up a debugger for Drupal with Eclipse for a long time now, and setup instructions vary wildly. Here's my take on it.
You will need:
Facebook closes spamming hole
Apple releases Safari security updates
Opposition to the USCG BitTorrent Lawsuits Taking Shape
Fiber lives on! How broadband decided Australia's election
Australia's plan to run fiber-optic cable to 93 percent of the country's homes and provide minimum 100Mbps speeds (the rest of the country will get 12Mbps, delivered by wireless and next-generation satellite) was always ambitious, but even its most enthusiastic backers never expected that a national broadband plan would actually determine the country's next prime minister. But that's exactly what just happened.
Australia has broken a two-and-a-half week deadlock resulting from its August 21 national elections. No party won an outright majority, and forming a coalition government proved tricky. Numerous issues were on the table, but one of the key differentiators between the parties was the future of the government-backed NBN Company—the entity that oversees construction and operation of the national broadband network.
Matt Butcher: Configuring MacGDBp for Debugging a Local Debian Virtual Machine
In my current Drupal development environment, I run an entire Debian server stack (LAMP + Memcache + Varnish, etc) inside of a VirtualBox virtual machine. On those frustration-laden occasions when I need to fire up the debugger, I use MacGDBp to connect to the virtual machine. Here's how I configure them. (If you just want to configure MacGDBp for debugging with MAMP or OS X's Apache, you may want to read an earlier article, and then check out the updates for Snow Leopard.
Zombies to fill brains at University of Baltimore
New Firefox beta offers audio API, menu tweaks
Woman makes teary YouTube movies, gets back ex
Pantheon Systems: Pantheon Demonstration Screencast
Thanks to all of you waiting patiently while we are heads-down building Pantheon.
We’re just back from Copenhagen, where we gave a sneak peek at what we’ve been up, and we wanted to share that demo with you as well. You can watch our screencast here:
ACLU sues over warrantless border laptop searches
An Obama administration policy allowing US border officials to seize and search laptops, smart phones and other electronic devices for any reason was challenged as unconstitutional in federal court Tuesday.
Citing the government's own figures, the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers claim about 6,500 persons had their electronic devices searched along the U.S. border since October 2008. In one instance, according to the lawsuit filed in New York, a computer laptop was seized from a New York man at the Canadian border and not returned for 11 days. The lawsuit seeks no monetary damages, but asks the court to order an end to the searches.





