Österreicher fährt mit Beiwagenmaschine von Shanghei nach Paris http://t.co/gc9VYD5H Und nix davon in den klassischen Medien ... #fb

Nice commercial: Why Lenovo ThinkServers? http://t.co/9MjHaWPO

ThinkPad Co-Pilots Daring Shanghai-to-Paris Sidecar Journey http://t.co/aXIdQLBg /cc @pyrker #fb

Once a remote prospect, an important barrier in disk storage has become a reality: the venerable master boot record (MBR) partitioning scheme can't fully handle disks larger than 2.2TB (2TiB). With disks as large as 3TB readily available and with much larger RAID arrays common, alternatives to the MBR partitioning scheme have become important to understand. The heir apparent is the GUID Partition Table (GPT). Learn how to make sure your Linux system is fully prepared for the future of disk storage.

@haekelschwein Wer hat die Curta erfunden? Ein Österreicher! http://t.co/kqOY7MJr Siehe auch Pattern Recognition by William Gibson

Studie: PC-Kenntnisse gehen in Deutschland zurück http://t.co/CzylfV9K @Heinz, mach was! :) #fb

Microsoft has always understood that to win a platform war, you must engage the developer community. More than engage: Energize. Empower. Aggressive support for developers, through great tools, outstanding technical guidance and marketing assistance, propelled Windows past OS/2 so many years ago. It’s how Microsoft has remained the desktop leader for so many years.

But the world has changed, and in important new spaces (smartphones, tablets and the cloud), Microsoft clearly is lagging. Not only are consumers voting for non-Microsoft products, but developers are as well.

Take phones. Apple and Google, with iOS and Android, have raced out of the starting gate and left Microsoft plodding, well up the track and way off the pace of smartphones and tablets.

Mobile computing is probably the hottest topic for development and operations teams right now. Employees in companies large and small have various mobile devices, many of them personal, that they are using for work. Companies all over the world want to exploit the mobile market by providing customers and users with apps that make mobile computing easier. So, it is important for companies to think through not just the development of a mobile capability but also how they will deploy it and how they can ensure the continuity of the capabilities as these change over time. This article covers how DevOps (development & operations) can help address the issues of deploying different versions of apps to different devices.

Mapping and geospatial datasets in http://t.co/UZqHvNBw http://t.co/GOCtpTUJ /cc robertharm

Mapping and geospatial datasets in http://t.co/UZqHvNBw http://t.co/GOCtpTUJ /cc robertharm

Urheberrecht: EU-Vertreterin bremst Ausnahmen zugunsten Blinder http://t.co/tdLwF4dd Gesichtspalme!

And the developers shall lead them - SD Times http://t.co/Gcp93Wyj (VERY powerful first paragraph... ignore at your own peril.)

@Lotussteve #tango http://t.co/3poDDWX4

@Duncrow da passt dann aber http://t.co/Ywad7Psx auch gut :)

@Duncrow http://t.co/FCiIkeRy

Zweite Ausschreibung des Prix Ars Electronica Collide@CERN Residency Award http://t.co/cglAR6SH #fb

The business case for collaborative #DevOps http://t.co/rrIIpCI4 #ibm #developerworks #rational #tivoli #ibmconnected

There’s a lot of talk these days about DevOps, designing processes for coordinating software development teams with IT operations teams. The talk is being driven by companies challenged by a fast-moving market, an ever changing regulatory landscape, and transformational change. All companies today require agility in their business processes. While many companies limit the scope of DevOps to deployment automation, IBM takes a much broader view. DevOps is really about improved automation, integration, collaboration, and optimization of development and operations, the ultimate goal being improved business outcomes.

Using HTML5 database and offline capabilities http://t.co/l1DLjI1Z #ibm #developerworks #ibmconnected

HTML5 will reshape the web experience and line-of-business applications. With the offline capabilities and local persisted storage features, you can deliver the same rich user experiences online and offline that were previously available only in proprietary desktop application development frameworks. In this article, learn how to leverage HTML5 offline capabilities and local persisted storage features. An example application illustrates how to avoid common problems.