You just need the AI to wait long enough while the slow-moving octagenarian struggles to board. And not to have the bus hydraulically kneel on someone's foot.
In reply to: Re: Public transportation option
@kstaron- I see that, but I also see the flip side. Leaning with no emotion means no hatred either.
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I wonder what percentage of people insert thumb drives they find somewhere? Just leaving compromised USB sticks in hotels and in bars is probably a very efficient way to create a botnet.
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@Lorna- Don't worry, by that time we'll be 3-D printing food anyway. :)
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Integration with MS Exchange as well as MS Office is way better on Windows Phones today. MDM is also much easier on Windows Phones. This matters a lot for ordinary Businesses who would rather control their Endpoints more...
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Is there anything Windows Phones do better than Android?
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It's no news that the appeal of Microsoft portofolio of mobile solutions hasn't been the best, and with constant fierce competition, every day gets harder and harder. There have been reports that they might shift there...
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>Do you actually see Teslas in the wild in SF? All the time. I haven't kept track but I'd bet I see at least one every day. What's more, the infrastructure is starting to adapt. Many garages downtown have stalls reserved...
In reply to: Re: Tesla
With the major EMR push that the Healthcare sector has seen over the past decade, it's only natural for practices to find themselves with an EMR that just isn't working out. So what's to stop said practice from switching...
In reply to: Migrating EMRs is now a reality
Sometimes you're better served by worse tools. Too much flexibility can lead to paralysis.
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That's a big difference -- without a driver, you could make them smaller and more frequent.
In reply to: Re: Public transportation option
Sachin,
It will happen eventually.
There are some Bugs in hangouts even today that need to be ironed out effectively.
When that happens It will go Live on Chrome as well.
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I was reading the Blogpost and Wondering to myself. Why are their no USB Firewalls yet? Seems to be a matter of Cost primarily. The other issue is that if they can hit the BiOS with their attacks ,absolutely anything...
In reply to: Why are there no USB Firewalls yet?
If there's any science involved, I expect it's associated with user acquisition, retention, downloads, and revenue.
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I think older windows are better. Windows 8 BREAKS at the most silliest things.
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>Something akin to a streetcar without all the infrastructure requirement. A bus? The trick is having enough of them that people never have to wait long, lack a seat, or find them filthy. Something to aim for a...
In reply to: Re: Public transportation option
Drew, Very,Very True![And I am sure Informationweek also agrees]. The big issue is why don't the Manufacturers spend more Secure Coding Best Practices and related issues? Its not that difficult-It costs time and Money. And...
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That's really great to hear, @SarahBeene. You almost wish there was a Good Housekeeping seal for practices! Sounds as though you'd be on the list!
In reply to: Re: healthcare security
@impactnow- Right. People do have a tendency to get "too busy." I think we need to keep talking about the value of it until people really see that not doing it is worse for them than finding the time.
In reply to: Re: Likeability factor
@Thomas: Thanks for the follow-up on the subject. "All of Hilton Worldwide's proprietary systems undergo rigorous testing and validation. Guest facing systems have proven to be reliable and secure. Additionally, before...
In reply to: Re: A call to all the security wizards?
@David: "Self-driving or not, cars are dangerous" That's right! But they are the necessary evils we have learnt to live with. Also people always freak out about new things until they understand the advantage of adopting...
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InformationWeek Tech Digest - July 22, 2014Sophisticated attacks demand real-time risk management and continuous monitoring. Here's how federal agencies are meeting that challenge.
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: Networking
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