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Sábado, 21 de janeiro de 2012. Nasa lança portal para projetos de código aberto. Página visa estimular desenvolvimento dos projetos da agência junto com à comunidade open source; organização planeja abrir mais códigos em breve. A Nasa (Agência Espacial dos EUA) anunciou nesta semana, por meio de seu blog. O lançamento de um site para o desenvolvimento de softwares de código aberto. Atualmente, a página code.nasa.gov. Como informa o Ars Technica. A Nasa possui um histórico antigo em produzir de maneira co...

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FOIA.gov - Freedom of Information Act: News Spotlight

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Skip to Main Content. Federal Reserve Releases Public Sections of Resolution Plans. CFPB Continues to Update Consumer Complaint Database. FSIS Releases Public Service YouTube Series. FAA Consolidates Information on Incidents Where a Laser Pointer was Aimed at an Aircraft. IMLS Launches New Open Data Page. NRC Continues to Update Collection of Public Records. USAID Releases Transaction-Level Financial Data for First Time. BOEM Launches Interactive Renewable Energy Activity Map. The Bureau of Ocean Energy ...

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3 Reasons Why Open Source Is On The Rise | Veriday

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Does Your Content Management System Pass The Test? News & Events. Blog - Latest News. 3 Reasons Why Open Source Is On The Rise. 3 Reasons Why Open Source Is On The Rise. May 22, 2015. This post was authored by Martin Yan. And originally appeared here. On Liferay .com. Has open source software now become the preferred choice for enterprises? According to a Black Duck Software report. Over half of all enterprises will utilize or contribute to open source in some manner in 2015. More security and reliability.

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Space Apps 2015: It's a Wrap, Almost! | openNASA

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We're setting data, code and APIs free. Laquo; Back to the Blog. Space Apps 2015: Its a Wrap, Almost! April 16, 2015 by Beth Beck. Space Apps is a labor of love, created and nurtured in 2012 by Nick Skytland. Under the leadership of NASA’s CTO for IT Deborah Diaz. A challenge-based approach, like Space Apps, allows you, the global community of solvers, to focus on real NASA problems, and offers NASA new thinking and potential solutions for use by the agency. NASA’s data is the call to action. The first e...

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Marilyn Wolf's Embedded Systems, Internet of Things, and Cyber-Physical Systems Blog: September 2016

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Marilyn Wolf's Embedded Systems, Internet of Things, and Cyber-Physical Systems Blog. A blog about embedded computing systems, cyber-physical systems, and Internet of Things. We concentrate on technical topics but also discuss their implications. Wednesday, September 28, 2016. ABC News reports here. Saturday, September 24, 2016. Computers as Components 4th edition. Thursday, September 22, 2016. Respected computer security expert Bruce Schneier reports here. 7 News Miami reports here. Remote Hack of Tesla.

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Space Apps 2015 Global Award Winners | openNASA

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We're setting data, code and APIs free. Laquo; Back to the Blog. Space Apps 2015 Global Award Winners. May 16, 2015 by Beth Beck. Congrats to this year’s global award winners! Best Use of Data: NY Space Tag. From New York City. Offers a data tagging system that extracts keywords and core concepts to more easily query NASA data. NYSpaceTag New York, NY. Best Use of Hardware: Valkyrie. From Sofia, Bulgaria. Valkyrie Sofia, Bulgaria. Best Mission Concept: Arachnobeea. From Limassol, Cyprus. From Rome, Italy.

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NASA at the Women and Tech Panel | openNASA

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We're setting data, code and APIs free. Laquo; Back to the Blog. NASA at the Women and Tech Panel. July 21, 2015 by Danielle Gervalis. In early July, I had the distinct privilege to participate in the State Department’s panel on Advancing Inclusive Economic Growth for Youth and Women through Technology in Washington, D.C. The event also held a special screening of a new documentary Code: Debugging the Gender Gap. Panel for the Women and Tech Event. Finally, I would like to thank Dr. Vanessa Beary and...