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Attack of the one-letter programming languages Mysteries of the unix kind ITworld Today November 28, 2014 Here's why hydrogen-fueled cars aren't little Hindenburgs Hydrogen is explosive, but for the nascent industry, supply is a bigger issue. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Attack of the one-letter programming languages 2. Mysteries of the unix kind 3. WIN THIS BOOK: Responsive Mobile Design: Designing for Every Device 4. 8 ways Lollipop 5.0 reinvents Android 5. Big IT vendors mostly mum on commercial drone plans 6. How to make sense of Facebook's marketing policies 7. Yoga Tablet 2 and Tablet 2 Pro review: Innovative but imperfect 8. Spliddit: Algorithms to divide the rent, stuff, or credit fairly between people 9. Google and Facebook launch new security and privacy tools 10. Microsoft Band customers get scrooged even before holidays start WHITE PAPER: Brother International Corp. How Secure are your Web Meetings? OmniJoin offers a full suite of security features to give you the peace of mind that your web meetings are as secure as you need them to be. Learn More>> Attack of the one-letter programming languages From D to R, these lesser-known languages tackle specific problems in ways worthy of a cult following. READ MORE Mysteries of the unix kind Sometimes, the simplest command line challenges can leave you leaning over your keyboard with that "What just happened?" look on your face. There's (almost) always a good explanation, but it might take a little head scratching before the "Aha!" comes along. READ MORE WIN THIS BOOK: Responsive Mobile Design: Designing for Every Device Learn how to create Web designs that work on any device. We've got 5 copies to give to some lucky readers. Enter now for your chance to win! READ MORE 8 ways Lollipop 5.0 reinvents Android Enhanced security, improved architecture, extensive APIs -- bold changes make Android 5.0 better for business. READ MORE Big IT vendors mostly mum on commercial drone plans Reports say FAA could take very hard line on commercial drone use. READ MORE WHITE PAPER: Kaseya 5 Ways to Reduce the Risk of Cybercrime to Your Business Cybercrime is on the rise. In fact, the risks and costs of cybercrime continue to increase each year. Don't be one of the many organizations naively clinging to the belief that a breach won't happen to them. As an IT professional, you need to take active steps to reduce the risk of cybercrime to your business. Reduce your risk today. Learn more How to make sense of Facebook's marketing policies Facebook says it knows its marketing policies are confusing. In an attempt to clarify, a Facebook policy manager recently broke down some of the specific guidelines and explained how the rules apply to promotions, 'Likes,' donations and sharing. READ MORE Yoga Tablet 2 and Tablet 2 Pro review: Innovative but imperfect Lenovo's new Yoga Tablet 2 and Tablet 2 Pro have innovative designs and unusual features but are held back by some unnecessary flaws. READ MORE Spliddit: Algorithms to divide the rent, stuff, or credit fairly between people A new service, Spliddit, handles three specific fair division or "cake cutting" problems: Splitting rent, dividing goods, and sharing credit. It's based on serious mathematics but it still won't help you figure out how much each person should chip in to cover the lunch bill. READ MORE Google and Facebook launch new security and privacy tools New tools aim to help users better understand and control their online security READ MORE Microsoft Band customers get scrooged even before holidays start Three days after saying stock of its new Band smart wristband would be replenished throughout the coming holidays, Microsoft changed course. 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