What is the NSA doing with all that data? This is what the NSA is doing with all that data. http://to.pbs.org/r3G4za see also iarpa.gov
What is the NSA doing with all that data? This is what the NSA is doing with all that data. http://to.pbs.org/r3G4za see also iarpa.gov
Metaday #44 (2011-09-09 19:30:00) http://bit.ly/qbbNZa
The big feature of this release — and the reason for the new version number — are the new WebDriver APIs for Python, Ruby, Java and C#. These have been in development for over four years, and are already widely used, trusted and depended on. The WebDriver APIs have been written by developers familiar with each language, so they feel like they belong there. We’re very proud of them, and hope you enjoy using them.
Support for WebDriver is also baked into Opera and Chrome, and we’re working closely with Mozilla to ensure that their browsers also support it. Looking to the future, WebDriver also works on both Android and iPhone, allowing you to test your sites on the next wave of the Web.
Why Did IBM Survive? By managing for the long term on Forbes.com via @davidleaser http://ow.ly/5BFXH #ibm100 #lotuseducation #ibmsoftware
Why Did IBM Survive? By managing for the long term on Forbes.com via @davidleaser http://ow.ly/5BFXH #ibm100 #lotuseducation #ibmsoftware
Steve and the Big Easy: "Heck, even a remote is too complicated for the average family" #wpc11 http://t.co/ehy0cqz