Crazy IT pranks, bad programming habits, tablet wish list

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10 wacky IT office pranks An office without practical jokes would be a mighty dull place to work. Luckily, legions of IT pranksters have kept things lively over the years. Read more Resource of the day The de facto standard for application performance testing Detect performance bottlenecks before system deployments or upgrades with HP LoadRunner. View the short demo to learn more! 10 programming habits that should be more common Book learning will take you only so far. In the trenches, you need to develop sensible, effective habits like these. Read more 10 ways tablets must improve to become fully accepted The popularity of tablets is on the rise in both the consumer and business spheres. But some limitations continue to hold them back. Read more Steve Jobs: 10 historic achievements Steve Jobs' resignation as Apple CEO inspired this retrospective of his most significant and innovative contributions. Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   I don't want to live in a world without Microsoft and neither do you As popular as the notion might be in some circles, a world without Microsoft would make our lives worse, not better. Read more The complete list of Windows Logo keyboard shortcuts The Windows Logo key can be a powerful tool if you know the right shortcuts. Read more Top 10 best cities for recent college graduates Forty-six percent of employers plan to hire recent college graduates this year. CareerBuilder's newest survey reveals the best cities for those new grads to work. Read more Take your gun to work day? A new Texas law gives gun owners a new right to store a weapon in their vehicle while at work. Read more Conspiracy theories and large corporations With the ease of modern communication, it's easy to believe that major corporations are manipulating world affairs. The fact is, they're not organized enough to do that. Read more TechRepublic Live 2011 will be free to the first 100 registrants TechRepublic is hosting a free tech event in Louisville on September 28-30, 2011, but space is limited. Reserve your spot today to get a seat at one of the best conversations in IT. Read more Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO, Tim Cook takes the reins Five ways Apple will never be the same without Jobs as CEO Steve Jobs: 10 historic achievements The Steve Jobs era is over: Reaction and a poll Steve Jobs at Apple: A retrospective (gallery) Steve Jobs retrospective (video) Apple's Steve Jobs: In his own words (video) Today's recommended downloads Detect performance bottlenecks before system deployments or upgrades Prepare an ERM classification scheme The de facto standard for application performance testing KPMG, HP simplify HP records management - A Case Study Cloud Security Demo (Symantec) Five tips for planning training sessions that actually work Effective training begins with clear objectives, a logical outline, an understanding of what your audience needs -- and a solid plan. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Tablets in the Enterprise (launching soon) Smartphones Tech Sanity Check Five Tips

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