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Frustration, anger over new H-1B rule finds voice on U.S. site
The U.S. is collecting comments on whether to allow certain H-1B spouses to work, and the prevailing theme is one of frustration....
Tufts University named best open-source school in America
Tufts University does more than any other U.S. college or university to promote the use of open-source software, according to a new report from researchers backed by Spanish software download site PortalProgramas....
Hulking Amazon locker in San Francisco is a mystery
Is Amazon getting ready to unleash a fleet of drones upon San Francisco, dropping Kindles from the sky? Or a self-driving car that can deliver the latest best-seller?...
How retailers can boost security through information sharing
Major U.S. retailers that have formed a group for sharing cyberthreat information will have to overcome a number of hurdles before security can be improved within the participating companies, experts say....
iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending May 16
Finally, a "rumor" that reads like real reporting: iPhone 6 could "triple" its base resolution to enable Retina display pixel densities on larger screen sizes....
FCC moves forward with controversial net neutrality proposal
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has voted to release a hotly debated proposal to reinstate net neutrality rules, asking whether it should move forward a proposal allowing broadband providers to engage in "commercially reasonable" traffic management or whether it should regulate broadband as a common-carrier utility....
Hadoop 2.0 a step forward, but still a just framework for programmers
Back in the 1800s John Godfrey Saxe wrote a famous poem about six blind men trying to discover what an elephant is by touching a part and describing it. Saxe observes that, "each was partly in the right, and all were in the wrong." Fast forward to today and we have a similar situation with Hadoop. Opinions about Hadoop are as varied - and sometimes as incorrect – as they were in the poem....
Laid-off IBM workers allege age bias in lawsuit
Three former IBM employees laid off last year have filed a lawsuit in federal court alleging they were victims of age discrimination. IBM denies the charge....
How to Manage Millennials: Let Them Do Whatever They Want
In about 10 years, 75 percent of the workforce will be made of millennials. Fortunately, managing them is easy. Just give them space, freedom to make decisions and a creative workplace. Oh, and be sure to ask them how their day was....
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