I really liked Charles' take on the current news relative to Openshift, CloudFoundry and Solum. I'm not sure where I can find fault with any of the arguments he made, but I do think the story and some of the associated comments...
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Great captions! Keep'em coming.
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This technology should dovetail nicely with the computerized medical record systems that are starting to be used. Not only will this online, real-time information be generated, but it will be available to all a patient's...
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Sadly Paddy, we heard right. It really is a only a pot of Bolds...
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Contratulations, Win8.1 Update 1 now sucks less on a desktop. Compared to every other modern desktop OS it still sucks A LOT, though. Its time to admit failure and bring back a UI that closely resembles Win7,...
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I did not know that, but it shows how much Microsoft is losing sight of its greatest cash cow, the enterprise. When Windows 7 is no longer available, they'll really have businesses exercising their downgrade rights, while...
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LUCK OF THE IRISH IT department at the end of the rainbow
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When a user chooses to sort updates by most recent, this stays the default unless otherwise changed by that user. I prefer to see posts in that manner and it annoying as all get out to have that setting constantly overridden...
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What's on your Facebook wishlist? Features you want it to retire?
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Modernization is the world I live in every day, with customers both in the large government and corporate arenas. This article is right on, as is your point above. The only people really interested in keeping...
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More flailing at a market which is MicroKlunk's first with competition. When the Klunk had a monopoly that was like shooting ducks in a barrel. Curtains now for the beast who committed more crimes than any other...
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I love Android as much as the next guy, but in my opinion there's simply no way an Android tablet of any size is worth $850 or more. For that price, Windows tablets would need to be considered, and a comparison of...
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Well, now, will you look at that Seamus. We've found the end of the iBow!
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Well I'll be ... They were right... Information is the new primary source of wealth!
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no mention of internal changes such as the ability to actually uninstall a metro app? (right now, metro apps only uninstall for the current user, anyone else that logs in has all the apps installed again. You have to go...
In reply to: all ui and no internal changes?
Randy, what if anything does the Swiss angle here mean for users of the phone? What are the legal implications?
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Ditto, Rob. I went through 2 careers before I figured I really knew what I wanted. I even went back to school to get a Finance degree and accounting designation yet ended up pretty quickly moving into...
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I don't think you'd need to declare it here in Canada...
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