Issue highlights 1. Programmers at Juniper -- not Google or Facebook -- rake in the most dough 2. Square Cash: Email cash to anyone for free 3. Facebook 'stalker' tool uses Graph Search for powerful data mining 4. Streaming News: Hulu Plus hits 3DS, Netflix updates Android app and Samsung wants to smarten up your dumb TV 5. Does this browser make me look fat? 6. OMG! Texting becomes the next big enterprise tool 7. 6 IT outsourcing lessons from Healthcare.gov's troubled launch 8. The future of Linux: Evolving everywhere 9. BOOK GIVEAWAY: The Practice of Network Security Monitoring |
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| The best paid software engineers have an average base salary of nearly $160,000, and they work at Juniper Networks, according to a recent survey. READ MORE |
| Social payments just got a whole lot easier, and cheaper. READ MORE |
| When a high-profile public figure living in Hong Kong hired the security company Trustwave to test if its experts could get his passwords, they turned to Facebook. READ MORE |
| Also, Netflix may be contemplating adding 'bonus content' to its Netflix Originals line. READ MORE |
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| I am being stalked by ads for plus-sized women's clothing. The problem: I opted out of tracking ads six months ago. Why is this still happening? READ MORE |
| Social collaboration turns to secure texting to keep workers connected. READ MORE |
| The federal government's recent launch of Healthcare.gov is a stunning example of outsourced IT gone wrong. READ MORE |
| The nature of computing has changed completely, thanks in large part to Linux's rise as a cornerstone of IT. There's scarcely a part of computing today, from cloud servers to phone OSes, that isn't powered by Linux or in some way affected by it. READ MORE |
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