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How supercomputers are identifying Covid-19 therapeutics
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Hugo- and Nebula-winning science fiction author David Gerrold was spot-on in his 1999 predictions about smartphones. Here's his next prediction, from 2018
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Five cybersecurity mistakes companies keep making
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SELinux's approach (restrict everything unless explicitly permitted) is the opposite of Linux's (permit everything unless explicitly forbidden). That makes setup different,
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Potential impact of two IoT security and privacy laws on tech industry
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Four perfectly reasonable-sounding 2018 technology predictions that failed
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Top thirteen conferences for CIOs in 2019
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Five ways to see what's going on in your Windows server system right now
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The CDO's changing role
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One healthy diversity data point: research reports an uptick in women applying for IT jobs
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How game design transformed Hillary for America's supporter engagement
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Microsoft Azure: A ten-point IT maintenance plan
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Fundamentals of penetration testing
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