Lenovo has finally received approval from US and EU regulators for its acquisition of IBM’s low-end x86 server business. The $2.1 billion acquisition should be finalized by Wednesday this week (October 1). The original story, when IBM originally announced its intention to sell its x86 server group to Lenovo in January, remains below.
Most of the information about Windows 9 come from a series of leaks and rumors around what's known as "Project Threshold."
In 1987, Mr. Fox, then a young programmer, wrote Bash, short for Bourne-Again Shell, a free piece of software that is now built into more than 70 percent of the machines that connect to the Internet. That includes servers, computers, routers, some mobile phones and even everyday items like refrigerators and cameras.
Follow this advice from actual hackers, and you'll be a lot safer online.
Instead of calling a toll-free number and waiting on hold or sending an e-mail and waiting days for an often irrelevant boilerplate response, you can just post a public query to the company on Twitter and wait for a response to roll in from a service representative or even a helpful bystander who sees the message on the social network.