During the St. Paddy's Day celebration, there's a ban on cell phone use while getting drunk unless you have a hands-free device.
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It's interested to point out that the US is 4th in the overall Web Index (measure of the Web's growth, utility and impact). Nevertheless, it's 12th in Universal Access, 10th in Relevant Content. 1st in Impact & Empowerment...
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The governments and the corporations of the world have found and built their place on the internet. People like Eric Snowden, Julian Assange, and even organizations like Anonymous have the individual's rights in mind....
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Right -- the end users are not brought into the design and implementation loop until the major elements of implementation have been "frozen." To often, decision-makers don't understand the daily work that must be done. ...
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The scinario does not work. "The tomb had to meet two requirements: - it had to be finished before the pharaoh died - and it had to be big." Where you are building the second tomb you actually build a defective...
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If you click on the link below the paragraph/description (it says something like image credit), it'll open a new page where the images are. I hope it helps
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I commend Berners-Lee for raising the need for a digital bill of rights. But it's hard to imagine how it could ever be enforced -- especially when the balance of digital power increasingly centers around those, like...
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Thanks for noting, Charlie. NARA's IT leaders insist the contextual scanning tools available today, that help attorneys scan and catalog 10s and 100s of 1000s of documents have gotten good enough lately to tackle the...
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Daniel, I think the part that is the largest shift in all of this is the lack of understanding, by many, many users, that the world does not actually revolve around them (personally). The ME-centre has infantilised...
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@Lorna that makes sense. For some companies the fines are a relative drop in the bucket.
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Great point... we have found that incremental improvement can often yield the best results - especially when businesses focus on the highest value features/functionality rather than tackling too much at one time. This requires...
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How strange. I tried Chrome, FF and Internet Exploder, all the same. Win7.
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@Somedude8 I think it has to do with your browser or perhaps you have something like NoScript going on. Because when I click on the link, it opens a new window (a different website) where the full size image is. And yes,...
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It's always good to see government using technology to save money. So many times I have heard they use old machines and older software. New technology can save you money, as the Army has found out. Hopefully it trickles...
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I have always wondered about licensing for DaaS and never have really found a one answer fits all. I've received many different answers. Do you have to license each virtual desktop with a full windows license?
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No doubt. Last I'd heard, Apple actually has more market share than anyone else in the $1000+ PC market. But virtually all Apple computers (certainly the ones that sell in greatest volume) fall in that category. Nice machines,...
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I think there are many people who say they are going to jump to a Mac but do not. Cost is an issue with the Mac. You can still get a entry level PC for a fraction of the price of a Mac.
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I gave been asked that a few times this week. People think they have to upgrade, that what they are using isn't safe. If your definition of not being safe is running an OS that isn't being patched then yes. When I think...
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I like what Tucker and Correia said, and I agree with RobObviously in ten years more, plenty more people we'll have internet. It will reach places that we never heard of. All of this will bring more awareness, communication,...
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You know, it's interesting; not all XP users are going to upgrade over the next few months, but tens of millions of them will-- and all of that market share has to go somewhere. It could mean Windows 7 gets a boost, but...
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