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- White Paper: Assessing the Windows 8 Development Platform
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- 21 Essential Community Management Resources
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- Hacker Olympics is the first anti-hackathon in NYC
- Microsoft Names New Defendant in Kelihos Case
- Report: Average Silicon Valley tech salary tops $100,000 a year
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