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Meet The Next 10 Companies To Come Out Of StartX, Stanford’s Student Startup Acceleratorview story

http://techcrunch.com – Stanford’s student startup accelerator, StartX, had its eighth demo day tonight in Palo Alto, showing off the latest class of 11 companies* to go through the program. The accelerator, which just raised another $400,000, has already had about 100 startups go through, raising $100 million along the way between them. (IT news)

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GNOME: Call for Bids for GNOME Accessibility Work!view story

http://www.gnome.org – Following our fund raising campaign through Friends of GNOME, and with the help of Mozilla, the GNOME Foundation is looking for developers to enhance the accessibility of documents within GNOME. Knowledge of the GNOME development process will be required to carry out the work. The tasks should be set out in each of the bids, with the goal of enabling accessibility of documents such as PDFs, word (Software)

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Seafile, open source Dropbox for teamsview story

https://bbs.archlinux.org – Seafile (http://seafile.com) is an open source file synchronization and collaboration platform.It comes with Dropbox-like file syncing, but is designed to be better for team collaboration.You can build a file syncing and collaboration service for your team on your servers.People can also build their own Dropbox for personal use with Seafile.Github project home: https://github.com/haiwen/seafileSea (HowTos)

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Canonical Commits to Regular Updates for Ubuntu Cloudview story

http://www.thevarguy.com – One of the nice things about Ubuntu, generally speaking, is that its update and release cycles are very predictable and reliable. Ubuntu Cloud Images, however, have long been an exception. (IT news)

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Github Search Exposes Passwordsview story

https://www.linux.com – It's important to note that this is NOT a Github security issue. This is a BONEHEAD security issue. From the 'If you leave the keys out in the open it's your own fault' files: Github rolled out a new search tool today making it easier to not just discover new projects, but code within projects. Think Google Code search (when it was alive, but better). So the TL;dr version is – awesome power. (Software)

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The openSUSE Conference – a Few Months Laterview story

http://news.opensuse.org – This article attempts to give a bit of an overview of what happened at oSC 12. And that is lots and lots, as you can see in the Google Plus event page for oSC12 and LinuxDays. You can find a lot of CC licensed pictures here and of course in this article. (Distributions)

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How to properly upgrade Eclipse Indigo to Junoview story

http://stackoverflow.com – I am attempting to upgrade my Eclipse Indigo to the latest version, Juno. I have already downloaded it. However, I have noticed my Android SDK is not installed. Is there a way to simply "recover" my previous plugins and Android SDK from the Indigo version? Also, it would not allow me to open my previous workspace. How is there a simple way to import my projects? (HowTos)

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Former Zynga ‘Fixer’ Guru Gowrappan Heads To App Search Startup Quixey As EVP Of Productsview story

http://techcrunch.com – App search startup Quixey is bringing in some senior management help to grow its business. The company has hired former Zynga executive Guru Gowrappan as its new executive vice president of products. Gowrappan held several roles at Zynga during his time there. (IT news)

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Yammer Competitor Jostle.me Raises $3.1M For Enterprise Sharing Platform Anchored By Pictures, Not Textview story

http://techcrunch.com – Yammer competitor Jostle.me has raised $3.1 million from a group of angel investors. The company has raised $4.6 million to date, all from private individuals. It has 52 shareholders, including most employees who work for the company and its directors. Jostle sells a cloud-based enterprise platform that uses photos of the people in the organization as the foundation for the service. (IT news)

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Nokia Releases 3D Print Files For Lumia 820 Smartphone. Got A 3D Printer? Custom Print Your Own Removable Shellview story

http://techcrunch.com – Now this is cool: mobile maker Nokia has released 3D print files for one of its smartphones so owners of 3D printers can custom print their own removable shell. (IT news)