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« Attention webscale aficionados, Twitter says it is planning to open source Storm, its Hadoop-like real-time data processing tool. In a blog post Thursday, the microblogging network said it plans to release the Storm code on Sept. 19 at the Strange Loop event in St. Louis, Mo. »

Covers: Encoding, encryption, checksums, passwords & pass phrases.

A lot of you must be intrigued by the mention of "Sermorelin" all over in health journals and magazines, and must be wondering what it is actually that has hyped all of a sudden. Well, it definitely deserves all this hype and fame, for the benefits it bestows to human health in treating one of the most complicated hormonal disorders, i.e. Growth Hormone Deficiency.

A list of the most widespread and critical errors that can lead to serious vulnerabilities in software. They are often easy to find, and easy to exploit. They are dangerous because they will frequently allow attackers to completely take over the software, steal data, or prevent the software from working at all.

The WPF control for Bing Maps has been released (in beta)

After doing my latest jQuery plugin for Google+, I would like to share a few tips to help you get started quickly with Google+ API.

International Circle strives ouster of Libyan leader. However, it is difficult to be realized given the people still are many who adore Muammar Gaddafi as a national hero.

Findings brownish yellow shrunken brain so the big question for scientists: how could the fragile organ could last thousands of years. Also, how often the preservation of unique events that occurred.

Here is the harsh reality of e-commerce websites: according to recent e-commerce studies, at least 59.8% of potential customers abandon their shopping cart (MarketingSherpa puts it at 59.8%, SeeWhy at 83% and MarketLive at 62.14%). The main question is why do customers abandon their shopping cart so often? Is there some fundamental mistake that designers of e-commerce websites do very often? Are there any common guidelines or rules of thumbs that make it more difficult for our users to purchase products? And is there some meaningful way to improve the conversion rates for our products?