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Michael Kassner considers a report that calls into question most of the security advice doled out to users, who in the cost-benefit analysis, may be right in ignoring most of it. What do you think? by Michael Kassner Source: TechRepublic Full story

KeePassX is perfect for those looking for a secure and portable solution for storing their personal information with cross-platform support. by Alan Norton Source: TechRepublic Full story

Don't struggle to work with text that scrolls past the right edge of your screen. A simple setting will force text to wrap to the current window. by Susan Harkins Source: TechRepublic Full story

Bill Detwiler gives you four reasons why Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 are important to Windows Server administrators. by Bill Detwiler Source: TechRepublic Full story

Building a proper home lab should involve some form of shared storage. That doesn't necessarily mean purchasing a SAN product targeted for small business, as Rick Vanover points out. by Rick Vanover Source: TechRepublic Full story

In MahJong Suite 2010, you play mah-jong-type solitaire and matching games with classical mah-jongg and beautiful and funny modern tile sets and millions of possible combinations. You also can play matching-type games with funny tile sets. Create an unlimited number of players so you can challenge your friends to beat... Source: TechRepublic Full story

The new Ubuntu "looks" were announced a while back and Jack Wallen is far from "Impressed". Read on to see what Jack thinks of Ubuntu's bold new look and what he thinks Ubuntu should really be doing. by Jack Wallen Source: TechRepublic Full story

Global Knowledge and TechRepublic look at which IT certifications earn top dollar, as indicated by our 2010 IT Skills and Salary Report. by Bill Detwiler Source: TechRepublic Full story

Revolution OS is the engaging 2001 documentary that tells the story of the free software movement, Linux, and the beginnings of open source. by Selena Frye Source: TechRepublic Full story

Does freedom, money, status, adventure, or something else drive you to be an independent consulting? Let us know by taking this poll. by Chip Camden Source: TechRepublic Full story