What techies can learn from sales

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October 23, 2014 Read about what tech workers can learn from their counterparts in sales about getting their projects funded and other business and career purposes

10.	Phil Johnson: Need to improve your network security? Try studying fungus

9.	Matthew Mombrea: Generic pagination in C# for .NET WebAPI

8.	ARM vs. Intel: Why chipmakers want your Chromebook's brains

7.	Peter Smith: Google rolls out new version of Google Music All Access with Songza playlist integration

6.	Jim Lynch: Gentoo Linux may be too difficult for newcomers to use

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5.	Sandra Henry-Stocker: How to showing Unix tasks by run state

4.	Preston Gralla: 5 tips for juicing up iOS 8 performance

3.	Android ransomware 'Koler' turns into a worm, spreads via SMS

2.	Melanie Pinola: Google's new Inbox email client might make email a whole lot easier to use

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