This whole thing is cyclical. Every so often, Facebook does something that makes everybody mad privacy-wise, and then there's all this talk of people quitting.But they don't. They won't.Especially when no one...
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Indeed, James. Why are we still paying HR staffers??? It seems that the profession has outlived its usefulness ever since they stopped adding value and started relying on dumb "smart" software.(And as for...
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Nadella also suggests that dedicated QA will go away. There will only be developers that write and test code and applications. That alone shows that Nadella is totally clueless! QA requires a very specific skill set that...
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charunnera, I found your story fascinating, and interesting the fact that you closed your account the minute Facebook started to ask for personal information. Weren't you able to use the service at the time unless...
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I joined Facebook back in 2004 when its use was restricted to a handful of Universities. I've never considered it to be anything spectacular, but merely an example of a large, distributed relational database. ...
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As smartphones and tablets take a more prominent role in our daily lives, mobile technology will change – again – how enterprises engage, transact, and empower people. If you were to draw parallels...
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The enterprise mobility landscape is in a high state of flux: - The lexicon of acronyms in enterprise mobility has exploded. - Market research firms are providing disparate perspectives. - Vendors are shifting...
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Yes, I agree. But the money and attention goes towards the most expensive and the most technologicall advanced solution
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Just the way, one cannot simplypurge himself from all the newspapers. Once it is out there, it is out there. Any attempt to suppress it is useless.
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The Seinfeld scene is very telling with Puddy and Elaine on a flight and she couldn't bear that Puddy was just sitting there, not reading, not speaking, not doing anything. It drove Elaine up the wall and caused one of their...
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Hi, I have managed to change the setting on Facebook on my computer. So now my timeline posts can be viewed by Friends except Named Group. I have added those people to Named Group who I would like to hide my Timeline...
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It being the fact that tablets are great as toys or for content consumption, but other than that are quite useless. They are not usable for any productivity work, office tasks, or somewhat beefiers apps.
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Yet Google quickly and neatly hides it's own junk...why are there less search results for the murdered Google exec on Google? Why is it not news on Facebook anymore either? (Is there collusion going on?) Google are you choosing...
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For many, yes, but not all. We wish it were that simple of a solution for everyone.
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I'm referring to the BLIND diabetic. And many diabetics are totally blind. While all these technologies are great, there is very little available (and even less in the works) to assist low-vision and/or totally blind diabetics...
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Back in the 90's there was the big argument about "opt-in" vs "opt-out" that the security and technical community were in agreement that "opt-out" was riddled with privacy abuse potential. (Time proved the potential was...
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How much do you want to wager?
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So are you going to raid all the public records and library archives for any stories associated with someone who wants to become anonymous and delete them? Because a search engine is simply a giant electronic microfiche...
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InformationWeek Tech Digest - July10, 2014When selecting servers to support analytics, consider data center capacity, storage, and computational intensity.
Building a Mobile Business Mindset
The differences between mobile apps and conventional Windows clients, or even web applications, are far more than skin deep. Yes, the touch-versus-keyboard interface, APIs, and programming languages are new, but that’s arguably the easy part. There are profound differences in how the two are built, the functionality each prioritizes, the release cycles on which they’re developed — even the attitudes, values, and work styles of the developers creating them.
IT Salary Survey 2014: Banking
It's been a good year for banking and financial services IT pros: Most are satisfied with their job responsibilities, compensation, and job security. Few are looking for a new job, but active job searchers want higher pay.
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