Kinetic appears to create a way of connecting a disk drive flexibly, but it still leaves the question of where all the services such as dedup and Ceph distribution and so on run. That means it is more akin to another way...
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Well, putting Ethernet interfaces on HDDs is not new but Seagate's James Hughes and his team combined Ethernet and a key/value API to create the innovation of the Kinetic HDD. The Seagate Kinetic Open Storage Platform...
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I remember years ago it came out that the State of California under Governor Gray Davis had more Oracle licenses than it did employees (the number was subsequently substantially reduced). It was theorized at the time...
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I'm with you, Bubbles. How, indeed, did America become America without the aid of India and China? What they offer is cheap labor fueled my desperation and poverty, and nothing else. As for Microsoft Office, how many different...
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You are right: Yes it does. Most consumers did NOT like the infernal Ribbon interface of subsequent versions of Office after learning where everything was on the menus. It made finding things needlessly hard and took more...
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Office 365 is cloud-based, but does not require use of the cloud; like you, I am not a fan of putting my data on the cloud, so I don't even though I have multiple 365 subscriptions (one Home Premium and one for work). There...
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It's long past time for MS to step up to the plate and admit they blew it with Win 8. I can remember Tami Reller (Exec VP under Ballmer) absolutely lying about the growing acceptance of Win 8 and saying "the touchscreen...
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Heck, MS imports the people from India through visas. I blame Windows 8 and that blue ribbon in Office on these imports which was reinforced by Ballmer's total lack of vision and reality. India has a pervasive wide spread...
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Microsoft has employed Akamai's Linux-based servers to protect its Microsoft.com Web site and reduce the site's vulnerability to viruses, worms and denial of service attacks. That said, if all products which are available...
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MS has got to be kidding. I, and most people/companies I know, have NO intention of using the "cloud". Apparently MS is not considering the vast differences in internet speeds (download and upload) across various geographic...
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Projects can have too much budget, this might be one. Having poked around a few of the State websites, I don't see how these budgets of the size being put together can be justified. I am not talking about slightly inflated...
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How many of these H1Bs know it? maybe they get a 1 day course in India. And employers are looking for people with these skills? So they want H1Bs who DON'T HAVE THE SKILL. Why is that? Why because if they have to allow...
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This is another (among many) reason to totally avoid Microsoft products.
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Germany has EHRs for almost two decades and there is no known data breach so far. It all comes down to implementation and maybe not always going with the cheapest solution possible.
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If it truely is "Personal" use instead of for work, then there's absolutely no reason to use it. LibreOffice is $0 dollars/year. And for most personal uses - you'll never be lacking. Use the $70 for...
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