Open Source Insider
April 2014
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Yankee analyst speaks big developer truth
29 Apr 2014 -
When IoT connected fridges send out spam
23 Apr 2014 -
Why Heartbleed did not harm open source
22 Apr 2014
It is therefore extremely rare to find one single paragraph that sums up the state of open standards based software application development coming from a tech analyst.
When IoT connected fridges send out spam : https://www.computerweekly.com/blog/Open-Source-Insider/When-IoT-connected-fridges-send-out-spam #forgerock #IoT #spam ...
Unless you live in a cave, Victorian style external toilet or Bear Grylls style treehouse in the Outer Hebrides it is safe to say you will have read about the Heartbleed bug.
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Open source carrots, broccoli, celery, kale & coffee pods
21 Apr 2014 -
Opening Box to open source
12 Apr 2014 -
A proactive approach to open source governance
07 Apr 2014 -
Intel beefs up open source Raspberry Pi challenger and slashes price
06 Apr 2014 -
The software-defined business cometh
04 Apr 2014 -
Has SkySQL MariaDB pulled off the NoSQL + SQL combo challenge?
02 Apr 2014
open source extends way beyond the boundaries that you may initially denote to the movement
Opening Box to open source
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Open Source Insider blog written by Lacey Thoms, a marketing specialist and blogger at Protecode
Intel has beefed up its open source single-board computer and cut its price in half.
The software-defined business cometh
Has SkySQL MariaDB pulled off the NoSQL + SQL combo challenge?