New at TechRepublic | | A remembrance of Benoit Mandelbrot, the father of fractal geometry Benoit Mandelbrot, who is considered the father of fractal geometry, died last week. Edmond Woychowsky offers this remembrance of the great mathematician, author, Yale professor, and IBM Fellow. Read more | When you’re wrong, do the right thing CIO Scott Lowe says that when a leader confesses to making a mistake, it doesn't harm his or her reputation. On the contrary, it might make staff members trust you more. Read more | What to do when a client won't properly license software If a client tries to cut corners by pirating software, your IT consultancy should consider taking these recommended steps. Read more | Attention Mark Shuttleworth: Don't forget most important feature for Ubuntu 11.04 Ubuntu 10.10 is out and 11.04 is in the planning stages. Jack Wallen calls out to Mark Shuttleworth to not forget one very important "feature" for the next iteration of one of the finest operating systems available. Read more | Is tmux the GNU Screen killer? Many sysadmins swear by the usefulness of GNU Screen, but a competing terminal multiplexer called tmux looks like it may be the superior option. Read more | TR Community scoreboard for October 22, 2010 - Nix stupid job titles The most active discussion thread this past week was instigated by Toni Bowers, TechRepublic's Head Blogs Editor. Toni is a firm believer that some stupid job titles have to go! Take a look at what other posts and members were hot on the boards. Read more | Smartphone location and navigation services Today's smartphones know where it's at -- thanks to embedded GPS receivers and software that takes advantage of the data those receivers collect. Read more | Poll: Do you support accessibility options for your organization? The TechRepublic Windows Blog member poll question: Do you support accessibility options for your organization? Read more | |  |  | Connect with TechRepublic | | | |
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