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 Why You Can't Dump Java (Even Though You Want To) So many recent exploits have used Java as their attack vector, you might conclude Java should be shown the exit. Share:   |  New From HP: Stylish Ultrabooks and a Wafer-Thin 'Sleekbook' HP's summer newcomers will include a high-end Ultrabook, a low-cost Envy, an ultrathin Sleekbook, and a business EliteBook. Share: | 5 Hidden Gmail Tricks for Power Users Whether you use Google's Gmail service at work or for personal purposes, you probably have a good handle on the basics. Here's a look at five tips and tricks that will take you to the next level. Share: | Twitter Resists Subpoena to Release User's Data Without Warrant The case involves a Twitter user who has been charged along with several hundred others for allegedly marching onto the roadway of the Brooklyn Bridge. Share: | Apple's E-Store Satisfaction Score Jumps, Thumps Microsoft's Apple's satisfaction score was 85, up five points from the year before. 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Share: | How to Address Cloud Application Lifecycle Challenges Last week I wrote about the fact that IT organizations are now executing an "and" cloud computing strategy, in the sense that their future plans include (most... Share: | Police-themed Ransomware Starts Targeting US and Canadian Users A ransomware application that locks computers and asks their owners to pay fines for allegedly violating several laws through their online activity is targeting... Share: | Microsoft Fixes Critical Flaws with Patch Tuesday Updates Microsoft released seven security bulletins for Patch Tuesday, but two in particular should get priority attention according to security experts. Share: | Dutch Net Neutrality to Become Reality After Senate Approves Law The Netherlands is the first country in Europe to adopt a net neutrality law, and the second country in the world, after Chile. The Dutch Senate adopted the net... 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