Firefox 42’s privacy fix

Computerworld Blogs November 04, 2015 Richi Jennings: Firefox 42's privacy fix: Does anyone still care about Mozilla? Firefox now has "Tracking Protection" built into its Private Browsing mode. Mozilla argues that all the other browsers leak information in their Incognito, InPrivate or (ahem) pr0n modes... READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Jonny Evans: 7 Apple TV flaws Apple should fix fast 2. JR Raphael: My favorite new Nexus feature is one I didn't expect to care about 3. Eric Berridge: Employees are the force that enables customer success 4. Ben Kepes: Rolling out the six-monthly "OpenStack, is it a thing?" post 5. Sharky: But did he still get the free lunch? : Attunity Move It Don't Lose It - Is Your Big Data Collecting Dust? This eBook highlights the importance of ensuring that your data is timely. It includes interesting market statistics on Big Data use today, addresses the challenges of moving Big Data quickly and easily and closes with proven success stories of companies that have overcome data integration hurdles! Learn More Jonny Evans: 7 Apple TV flaws Apple should fix fast 7 Apple TV foibles Apple should fix fast READ MORE JR Raphael: My favorite new Nexus feature is one I didn't expect to care about A once insignificant-seeming feature turns out to be a meaningful high point after a few weeks of use. READ MORE : Attunity Navigating Hadoop Data Lakes In this eGuide prepared by Gartner Research, we explore the use of Hadoop data lakes. Hadoop data lakes have become increasingly more prevalent in the IT landscape because they support data scaling and accessibility. However, introducing Hadoop into an existing architecture can be a challenge. Learn More Eric Berridge: Employees are the force that enables customer success In today's customer-driven market, it's easy to overlook the employee experience. But if companies allow customer focus to override their care for their employees, they will lose the very force that enables customer success. (IDG Contributor Network) READ MORE Ben Kepes: Rolling out the six-monthly "OpenStack, is it a thing?" post OpenStack, perhaps the most hotly debated open source project of all time. So where does it stand today? (IDG Contributor Network) READ MORE Sharky: But did he still get the free lunch? It's 1985, and this sysadmin has figured out everything he needs to cadge a free lunch out of sales people: a tie, a tour of the server room, and an attitude that's maybe just a little too casual. READ MORE White Paper: Attunity Managing Rapid Data Growth: A Trial By Fire Hose Is your data growing out of control? 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