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/news/news/google-code-deprecates-download-service-for-project-hosting
Google Code Deprecat...
"Google Project Hosting announced changes to the Download service on Wednesday offering only 'increasing misuse of the service and a desire to keep our community safe and secure' by way of explanation. Effective immediately existing projects that offer no downloads and all new projects will no longer be able to create downloads. Existing projects which...
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/news/news/android-studio-opens-its-doors
Android Studio opens...
At Google I/O, the company unveiled an early preview of Android Studio, a fully featured, GUI-design-capable IDE that is heavily integrated with Google's Android SDK tools....
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/news/news/new-yorker-opens-strongbox
New Yorker opens Str...
The magazine's anonymous drop site is based on DeadDrop, developed by the late Aaron Swartz. Anonymity is in part ensured by only accepting connections via the Tor project's network....
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/news/news/terra-and-lua-offer-new-high-performance-computing-strategy
Terra and Lua offer ...
A low level counterpart language to Lua offers a new way of generating high performance code and compiling domain specific languages for HPC applications....
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/news/news/vp9-nears-completion-at-webm
VP9 nears completion...
Development work on the WebM project's next generation video codec VP9 nears completion with the end of its beta phase. The Google-sponsored successor to VP8 should be made the default in Chrome and Chrome OS soon....
Welcome
The Centre for Open Software Innovation (COSI) was established in 2009, as the University of Waikato's leading research centre on computer science theory and practice. It is the purpose of COSI to:
- Inspire and extend open development practice in computer science;
- Innovate (open) systems, theories and tools to improve processes and products;
- Excel at core computer science theory and practice as the foundation for innovation;
- Be community leaders at the local, national and international levels through effective communication and openness.