Sounds like an opportunity for someone to have a central repository of libraries they manage and release.

Could be an interesting business model for some open source projects.

If you are building software and just blindly using libraries from the internet, you are a nimrod.

Gee, I wonder what my account is worth?

That is surprising. I have been working with Exchange since 5.0 came out. It is a house of cards and way to complicated for what it needs to be; especially for small installations. I have had many times where just applying a CU completely hoses the installation and I had to revert to a backup snapshot. Lots of times the database just won't mount on startup, so you need to run edbutil to "fix" it -- even if it was already in a clean state.

The only thing that gets exposed to the Internet on the exchange servers is the Active Sync virtual directory. I am guessing that is what saved me from being compromised -- or it could have been because I disabled all external access as soon as I saw the vulnerability. I may need to start tucking the active sync service behind a vpn as well.

Exchange requires a ton of care and feeding to keep running.

Compared to imap servers like Dovecot which are basically install and forget.

4.3 brought major changes in the vt-x code for stability and performance improvements.

You should look at the change log and source code commits.

https://www.virtualbox.org/wik...
https://www.virtualbox.org/tim...

It wouldn't surprise me if 4.4 gets released soon with a new batch of improvements. 4.3 will then get put into maintenance mode and 4.4 because "unstable". I normally don't deploy the current branch in production for several releases as they fix the issues.

Project development is far from a standstill. I don't need any more flashly features. I hope they continue to focus on stability and performance issues.

I dropped my Galaxy S5 out of my hand when walking and it completely smashed the glass. I am shocked how fragile the new phone was compared to my older Nexus S. I am on the hook for a $250+ bill to get it repaired.

I have no clue how you can engineer a mobile phone which can't withstand a drop from that distance. I will never buy another Samsung product again.

When I read the artlicle the biggest change I see there is how they use fear to increase interaction. Students are expected to write their answers to questions which everyone can see. Students can also be called on to expand on their thoughts. There is no hiding in this type of setup.