Six true and tested IT superstitions

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	Six true and tested IT superstitions People who work in IT have a certain reputation for being logical, rational, and unswayed by the mysterious or supernatural. However, some superstitions and irrational beliefs lurk beneath that Spock-like exterior. Read More WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Worldwide Desktop Virtualization 2011 Vendor Analysis IDC assesses the business strategy of vendors in the client virtualization market. Read More In this Issue Stupid hacker tricks: Exploits gone bad Beauty and the geek: Windows Phone 'Mango' vs. Android Ace this test and get a job interview with Facebook What it takes to change IT RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: FileMaker Resource: iOS White Paper and Deployment Kit Quickly Develop and Deploy iOS Solutions. With FileMaker Pro, iPad and iPhone solutions can be prototyped and completed in hours or days versus weeks or months. No iOS application programming or design experience is required. Read the white paper and download the kit. Stupid hacker tricks: Exploits gone bad Hackers can turn boneheaded pretty quickly and slip up in silly ways, leaving authorities a virtual road map pointing right to their doorsteps. Just ask the suspects in these five cases, all of whom were inducted into InfoWorld's Stupid Hacker Tricks Hall of Shame. Read More Beauty and the geek: Windows Phone 'Mango' vs. Android The colorful Windows Phone UI makes iOS look a bit dowdy, and it really shows what a mess the Android Franken-interface is. But alas, the beauty is only skin deep. Read More Ace this test and get a job interview with Facebook Ready to take the hardest programming quiz ever? Even if you aren't looking for a new job, Facebook's timed test for potential programmers is a fascinating challenge. Read More What it takes to change IT I am not a fan of the strong-arm leadership style. But given the choice between that and IT slipping into irrelevancy, I am forced to choose the former. Read More
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