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IT Management, IT Snooping on the Rise
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Barry Rubin
Barry Rubin
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Technology Talk- Passport to hell: why thin client desktops must die July 4, 2012Thin Clients v PC Desktops, I can’t agree with the author. This discussion is about processing power at the desktop versus commoditized application enablement. Recent "Ars Technica Article" “I understand the allure of remote desktop technology. But I have never understood why someone who could just as easily put a real PC in front of a user would […]
- IBM Outlaws Siri, Worried She Has Loose Lips May 23, 2012Loose Lips, Sink Ships, or so IBM believes. in a recent article from Wired - Recent Posting from Wired Enterprise Magazine This is really no joke at all and needs to be taken seriously, as IBM’s CIO has. “IBM CIO Jeanette Horan told MIT’s Technology Review this week that her company has banned Siri outright because, according to the magazine, “The company w […]
- It’s ok NOW for Comcast: Comcast, NBC deal opens door for online video March 13, 2011Reversal of Fortunes… Yahoo News Article - Comcast, NBC deal opens door for online video It seems that Comcast has had a change of heart with respect to 3rd party video and rich-content services as they are now, a player in the game. “To win government approval to take over NBC Universal last month, cable giant Comcast Corp. agreed to let online rivals licen […]
- Dahh! Good Reasons to Lock Down Your Wireless Network September 5, 2010Good Reasons to Lock Down Your Wireless Network Click Here to View the Blog / Article Aside from some of the “obvious” Security issues with Wireless / WiFi Internet (Do I need to summarize it? Click on the above link to review the obvious), one may want to ask themselves about other more practical implications of not securing your home/business wireless net […]
- Who’s in charge? - Court to FCC: You Don’t Have Power to Enforce Net Neutrality January 10, 2010Click Here for Wired.com Article This is yet another important chapter in the ongoing war of Net Neutrality. This particular battle is between the FCC and Comcast. While much debate continues over technical and philosophical views of Net Neutrality, Comcast actively manages traffic based upon content, which in turn is based upon Business Objectives and som […]
- Passport to hell: why thin client desktops must die July 4, 2012
- Joe Kolakowski’s Blog
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