| U.S. Drone Attack Strategy Against Al-Qaeda May Be Wrong | With the Surface Pro, Microsoft Is Trying To Recreate the PC Market  Google Apps Total Economic Impact What can going Google do for productivity and bottom line? Forrester recently conducted a study to find out and the results may surprise you. Learn More! The goal of APM is to provide transparency into the key business functions an application supports, which allows IT and business leaders to make more strategic decisions about application investments and sourcing. Does it pay off? A Forrester study answers that question by measuring the total economic impact of APM. Learn More! From the one-plus-one-equals-spoon department thephydes (727739) writes "The maths skills of teenagers in parts of the deep south of the United States are worse than in countries such as Turkey and barely above South American countries such as Chile and Mexico. From the article: '"There is a...  From the fighting-fire-with-gasoline department An anonymous reader writes "A new study (abstract) in the journal Informational Security evaluates the U.S. military's strategy for killing off al-Qaeda's leadership using remote drone strikes. The study argues that the strategy is ineffective,... From the I-drink-your-tiny-milkshake department First time accepted submitter steam_cannon (1881500) writes "The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA.gov) is planning to release a major 96% reserve downgrade to the amount of oil and gas recoverable from the Monterey Shale formation, one... From the can't-lose-if-you-don't-fight department An anonymous reader writes "An opinion piece at ReadWriteWeb makes an interesting suggestion: Microsoft's efforts in the tablet market aren't aimed at competing with the iPad or any of the Android tablets, but rather inventing a new facet of the... From the is-it-really-a-hot-dog-if-it's-not-made-from-dogs? department cartechboy writes: "GPS was originally developed by the military, but today it's in your smartphones, and soon, possibly your watches. Now the British military is developing something called quantum compass. The concept is a GPS-style navigation... From the i-expect-a-kickstarter-project-within-the-week department An anonymous reader writes "Gamers of a certain age will probably remember Descent, a game that combined first-person shooters with flight sims in a way that has never really been replicated. GameSpot has an article calling for a new entry in the... From the will-carry-more-weight-when-their-infrastructure-ages department An anonymous reader writes "Addressing the recent controversy over Netflix paying ISPs directly for better data transfer speeds, Google's Director of Network Engineering explains how their Fiber server handles peering. He says, 'Bringing fiber all... 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