I have spoken to many an open source developer who felt that many in the open source community were parasites. Primarily they
mean companies who take open source code, profit commercially from it, but don't give anything back to the community. The
facts are though that well over 90% (probably closer to 98%) of open source community members just consume open source product
and contribute no code back at all. Yes, some do beta testing and find bugs, but the success of many open source projects
are built on the backs of a handful of developers.
OPEN SOURCE MATTERS 
Buskers: Better Than Booth Babes
by Rikki Endsley
Whereas other Interop vendors recently blew bucks on booth babes, ExtraHop got props for entertaining...
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MICROSOFT EXPLORER
Microsoft Funds a Russian BitTorrent Killer by Andy PatrizioA startup that has a method for killing BitTorrent swarms gets a cash infusion from Redmond.
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OPEN SOURCE MATTERS
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OPEN SOURCE REPORT
Should Fedora abandon release names? by Joe BrockmeierFedora poll asks whether Fedora should continue having release names
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RATED CRITICAL: A MICROSOFT SECURITY BLOG
End of Windows XP support era signals beginning of security nightmare by Colin NeagleConsumer, corporate and even SCADA systems could be at risk when Microsoft stops supporting Windows XP.
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MICROSOFT IN THE ENTERPRISE
Windows Server 8: The Microsoft Server Fork by Tom HendersonThere's an argument to say that Windows Server is now Microsoft Server with Optional Windows. If it's what...
