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Frightening to the core: 13 things that give programmers nightmares

The best of Steam's Halloween Sale: 13 don't-miss PC game deals

15 terrifying PC horror games to play with the lights off

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October 31, 2014

Frightening to the core: 13 things that give programmers nightmares

If you want to really scare your favorite software developer, forget witches, ghosts and goblins and think along these lines instead.

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Issue highlights

1. The best of Steam's Halloween Sale: 13 don't-miss PC game deals

2. 15 terrifying PC horror games to play with the lights off

3. 2014 technology industry graveyard

4. Four commands to spook a sysadmin

5. 10 things that scare the bejeezus out of IT pros

6. Best Tech-o-Lanterns 2014

7. 12 shocking social media horror stories

8. Pumpkins still excluded from the Internet of Things [CARTOON]

The best of Steam's Halloween Sale: 13 don't-miss PC game deals

Kiss your free time goodbye. READ MORE

15 terrifying PC horror games to play with the lights off

Don't be ashamed to curl up in a ball in the corner. These PC horror games will scare the pants off of even hardened gamers. READ MORE

2014 technology industry graveyard

Microsoft, Google, Intel, BlackBerry and others bid farewell to brands, projects and more. READ MORE

Four commands to spook a sysadmin

Wanna give a good scare to that special system or database administrator in your life? Try mentioning one of these commands. READ MORE

10 things that scare the bejeezus out of IT pros

If long hours and failed projects terrify you, these sentences will chill you to your core. READ MORE

Best Tech-o-Lanterns 2014

Leave it to techies to show off their passions on their pumpkins, whether it's paying homage to tech innovators, products or companies. READ MORE

12 shocking social media horror stories

There are right ways for companies to use social media, and there are very, very wrong ways. READ MORE

Pumpkins still excluded from the Internet of Things [CARTOON]

Yes, Virginia, there are still things that don't have apps. READ MORE

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