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Groovy, a subset of Java, is so easy to work with it, it could one day replace the ubiquitous programming language.
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Sonian File Archive offers a secure way to store files in the cloud.
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A prototype developed at MIT can automatically map a hazardous environment as a responder moves through it.
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An investment group that applied for 307 generic top-level domains, including .army, .airforce and .medical, is raising concerns over the potential for fraud.
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The most counter-culture OS adds Amazon-sponsored links, but there is a reason.
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Although PIV cards are intended to be a standard source for PKI certificates, legacy hardware and software and the emergence of mobile devices have led DOE to adopt a gateway encryption appliance for secure e-mail.
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As the administration funds research into the technology, one hobbyist shows he can print a working semi-automatic rifle.
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Unmanned ocean-going Wave Gliders proving useful for research and, perhaps, much more.
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Belkin says its the first reader built specifically for use in defense and civilian agencies.
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The XML Professional Publisher system will replace a 30-year-old homegrown system and enable the direct formatting of XML documents for electronic and print publication.