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Making Music with your Computer, 1st Edition By Stephen Bennett This book tells you what software and hardware you will need to get the best results when using your computer to record your own music. You'll learn about recording techniques, software and effects, mixing, mastering and CD production. Suitable for P... Format: Print Publish Date: November 2004
Astronomer's Computer Companion, 1st Edition By Jeff Foust, Ron LaFon The Astronomer's Computer Companion, written by a professional and an avid amateur astronomer, is a complete introduction to contemporary astronomy and a guide to the best software, web sites, and other computer resources for astronomers. Whether you... Publish Date: November 1999
Gardener's Computer Companion, 1st Edition By Bob Boufford The Gardener's Computer Companion has all the information you need to use your computer for gardening, including a complete collection of software to get you started. Save time and make your gardening more pleasurable by learning how to select garden... Publish Date: June 1998
Cloud Computing defined by Berkeley RAD Labs - O'Reilly Radar By Artur Bergman I am pleased to finally have found a paper that manages to bring together the different aspects of cloud computing in a coherent fashion, and suggests the requirements for it to develop further. Written by the Berkeley RAD Lab (UC Berkeley Reliable Adaptive Distributed Systems Laboratory) the paper succinctly brings together Software as a Service with Utility Computing to come... Publish Date: February 12, 2009
Cloud computing perspectives and questions at the World Economic Forum - ... By Andy Oram The World Economic Forum started a research project at Davos 2009 concerning cloud computing, which they broadly define to include all kinds of remote services, from Software as a Service to virtual machines. Publish Date: July 09, 2009
Nebula looks to democratize cloud computing with open source hardware - ... By Alex Howard Newly launched Nebula will combine open source software with open source hardware developed into an appliance. If Nebula succeeds, its Publish Date: July 27, 2011
Oldies but Goodies: The Network Really Is the Computer - O'Reilly Radar By Tim O'Reilly I was looking for a reference in something I'd written earlier, and happened to see this paragraph from my 2000 keynote at JavaOne, The Network Really Is the Computer: If you believe me that open source is about Internet-enabled collaboration, rather than just about a particular style of software license, you'll open a much larger tent. You'll see the threads... Publish Date: January 14, 2007
iPhone: The Missing Manual, 5th Edition By David Pogue With the iOS5 software and the new iPhone 4S device, Apple has another world-class hit on its hands. This sleek, highly refined pocket computer comes with everything—cellphone, iPod, Internet, camcorder—except a printed manual. Fortunatel... Format: Print, Ebook, Safari Books Online Publish Date: December 2011 Other Editions: 1st Edition, 2nd Edition, 3rd Edition, 4th Edition
Microsoft® Computer Dictionary, 1st Edition By Microsoft Press Over 10,000 entries! The Fifth Edition of this award-winning dictionary has been fully updated with the latest technologies, terms, and acronyms. Covers hardware, software, the Internet, networking, security, and more!... Format: Print, Safari Books Online Publish Date: March 2002
Essential Electronics for Software Folk, 1st Edition By Caleb Tennis A lot of people are into Making their own technology these days, from 3D printers to home-made robots, Digital Video Records (DVRs), Media Centers, and more. But it you're a computer programmer you might not know the ins and outs of the hardware sid... Publish Date: No Date
Getting Started with RStudio, 1st Edition By John Verzani Dive into the RStudio Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for using and programming R, the popular open source software for statistical computing and graphics. This concise book provides new and experienced users with an overview of RStudio, as ... Format: Print, Ebook, Safari Books Online Publish Date: September 2011
Developer Week in Review - O'Reilly Radar By James Turner In the latest Developer Week in Review: Computer science enrollment grows, lawyers and judges get crash courses in software vocabulary, and sorting algorithms are explained through dance. Publish Date: April 13, 2011
Code in the Cloud, 1st Edition By Mark C. Chu-Carroll Join the next wave of Web 2.0 software development in the cloud! Cloud applications are the next big shift in application development: instead of building single-user applications to run on a personal computer, new applications are being built as mul... Format: Print Publish Date: April 2011
Four short links: 19 July 2010 - O'Reilly Radar By Nat Torkington OpenVibe -- open source software for brain-computer interfaces, from Inria. Robot Controlled by Mind (video) -- uses OpenVibe. I love that this can see blinks and other neural activity, and that it's hackable. Talend Open Profiler -- open source tool to QA data. AndEngine -- open source 2D OpenGL Game Engine for the Android platform.... Publish Date: July 19, 2010
Mobile, desktop or cloud: Where does the future of open source lie? - ... By James Turner In this Q&A, OSCON speaker and GNOME foundation executive director Stormy Peters discusses the risks of cloud computing, the continued importance of desktop computing, and the interesting relationship between new mobile form factors and free software adoption. Publish Date: July 07, 2010
Hardware hacking heaven - O'Reilly Radar By Edd Dumbill Hacking isn't just for software anymore. A full range of open source hardware hacks -- everything from Arduino to parallel programming to small-form computing -- will be discussed at OSCON this year. With the current slate of tools, it's never been easier to write code that runs on low-power, small-format devices. And many of these tools are familiar to conventional software developers. Publish Date: July 09, 2010
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