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Oracle announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Dyn, the leading cloud-based Internet Performance and DNS provider that monitors, controls, and optimizes Internet applications and cloud services to deliver faster access, reduced page load times, and higher end-user satisfaction.

“The Hunt For Oracle” is volume five in the Nightwing Series that collects the original monthly comics (it’s volume six if you count “Ties That Bind” but that one collects the miniseries). This volume continues from the previous one, “A Darker Shade of Justice” and it collects issues 41-45 of the monthly Nightwing and the two issues of Birds of Prey that it crosses-over with.

President Obama is sitting next to Steve Jobs. It’s like a last supper.

It has now been more than a week since Oracle released a monster security fix for Java, or 29 security fixes within a Critical Patch Update across Java SE and Java for Business products to be precise.

James has been a Father for the Java community and a great innovator in the software industry. The final words appear on his blog:

The past week has seen much in the way of musings about Linux and Oracle's role in its future. Some of the musings have included the assorted possibilities of Oracle buying Red Hat, Novell, the rights to another Linux distribution or even developing its own distribution. The fact is no-one knows what Oracle plans to do. However, there are some indisputable facts on the table which point toward Oracle buying a Linux vendor.

A software security expert warned users of Oracle Server that a software flaw could allow any user to read, modify, and delete data used by Oracle applications; he also says that Oracle may have unwittingly shown hackers how to exploit the previously unknown hole.