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Batman: Arkham Knight suffers from abysmal performance issues on PC

By Eric David Jun 23, 2015

Whether it is due to laziness or incompetence, some studios just seem to have trouble porting their games to the PC. Ubisoft has been a regular offender with bad PC ports, especially with the horribly…

Placemeter uses computer vision to help build smarter cities

By Eric David Jun 23, 2015

Computer vision startup Placemeter Inc. launched a new set of tools today that could change the way cities are built, affecting everything from where crosswalks are placed to the locations businesses choose to set up shop. Placemeter’s…

Jut comes out of stealth with its spin on Google Dataflow for DevOps

By Maria Deutscher Jun 23, 2015

There’s no shortage of tools promising to help organizations analyze the vast quantities of data coming off their on-premise and cloud-based infrastructure, but a newly launched startup called Jut Inc. thinks that there’s room…

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Dell injects more DevOps into its Toad database management tool

By Maria Deutscher Jun 23, 2015

While best known for selling data center equipment and consumer electronics, Dell has also quietly established itself a leader in information management, a position that the latest changes to the toolkit that helped bring…

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Snowflake launches its cloud-based data warehouse into general availability

By Maria Deutscher Jun 23, 2015

Half a year after exiting stealth with $26 million in funding to bring the kind of scalability that Hadoop provides for unstructured data to traditional records, Snowflake Computing Inc. is moving forward with the…

#DockerCon Day 1 roundup: Peace declared in container wars

By Mike Wheatley Jun 23, 2015

A busy first day at DockerCon on Monday saw a slew of announcements from Docker Inc., the company behind the container technology, and a bunch of other companies all hoping to cash in on…

Bad idea: why Google shouldn’t be involved in removing revenge porn on its own volition

By Duncan Riley Jun 23, 2015

“The price of freedom of religion or of speech or of the press is that we must put up with, and even pay for, a good deal of rubbish.” Robert H Jackson, famed jurist…

Feeling confused: Who the hell gets Windows 10 for free?

By James Farrell Jun 23, 2015

You would be in your rights for feeling slightly confused about who gets the Windows 10 upgrade for free. Redmond has not only been diffuse concerning the matter of upgrades for folks using counterfeit…

If you are spineless, dump her with Binder

By Collen Kriel Jun 23, 2015

Do you want to avoid that awkward conversation? The tears and the questions that are bound to occur when you break up with someone? For all those people out there who are over their…

Uber to become Big Brother unless FTC halts new privacy policy

By Collen Kriel Jun 23, 2015

In less than four weeks, Uber Technologies Inc.’s new privacy policy is due to go into effect. Uber will then be able to access your location even when your location sharing is turned off…

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Batman: Arkham Knight suffers from abysmal performance issues on PC

Placemeter uses computer vision to help build smarter cities

Jut comes out of stealth with its spin on Google Dataflow for DevOps

Dell injects more DevOps into its Toad database management tool

Snowflake launches its cloud-based data warehouse into general availability

#DockerCon Day 1 roundup: Peace declared in container wars

Bad idea: why Google shouldn’t be involved in removing revenge porn on its own volition

Feeling confused: Who the hell gets Windows 10 for free?

If you are spineless, dump her with Binder

Uber to become Big Brother unless FTC halts new privacy policy

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