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| How to Compile Software From Source Code Most of the time, installing a new program is a simple one-click affair. But venture out on the bleeding edge of open-source packages or nightly browser builds and you’ll need to build your own executable application from raw code. Fear not — this Webmonkey tutorial will show you how to compile and run binaries on [...] [..] |
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| McKinsey surveys the new software landscape A new study, to be released today by McKinsey & Company, reveals in some of the clearest terms yet the sea change that is under way in business software. The consulting firm surveyed more than 850 corporate software buyers, from firms of all sizes, and found that software-as-a-service is rapidly "becoming mainstream," with three-quarters of software buyers saying they are "favorably disposed to ad [..] |
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| id Software leaves ESA Filed under: PC, BusinessGamePolitics has confirmed through an id Software representative that the Doom and Rage developer is no longer a member of the Entertainment Software Association. The departure comes afte [..] |
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| PS3 Video Service Is Region-Locked [Playstation 3] So this morning, I get up, I finally get around to installing 2.41, and I sign into my US PSN account to see if I can access the new video store. Predictably, being in Australia and all, I can't. Unlike "regular" PSN stuff, Sony's region-lock controls are in full effect. It's hardly surprising (as the 3 [..] |
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| 2.40 Problems Fixed, 2.41 Firmware Goes Live [Issues Resolved] While the 2.40 PS3 firmware was eagerly anticipated, it didn't go as smoothly as Sony would've liked. Sony actually had to take 2.40 down due to issues a few users were having while installing the update. And as we previously mentioned, the 2.41 firmware should fix any problems 2. [..] |
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Dell scuttles new mp3 players, continues with Zing Software  According to the Wall Street Journal, Dell’s plan to produce a new line of MP3 players around its Zing media software has been delayed indefinitely. Though the MP3 players, expected to hit the shelves this holiday season, have been put on hold, the development of the Zing media software continues. Zing software will take iTunes [...] [..] |
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| Id Software Exits ESA, Too [The Exodus Continues] id Software confirmed it has left the Entertainment Software Association, joining a growing list of recent departures that includes Activision, Vivendi and LucasArts.
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| id Software Begins Production on Doom 4 [Industry] We may not know if they're going to E3, never mind that the ESA says they're not, but at least we know something. Today id Software announced that they have begun production on Doom 4 and is looking to hire folks to help work on it.
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