That is less than $2 per month over 12 months. That's a cup of coffee. Doesn't seem likely to inspire much debate. To Charlie's point, AWS revenues still remain the subject of much speculation. The Prime fee itself is of...
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>They need to make a categorical statement that they won't examine your information in Drive. I'd like to see that too, but I suspect it won't happen. Drive users, however, can still encrypt files locally and upload...
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What do you think, readers? Would you like a dual-OS tablet te get access to Android apps? For another reason?
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This decision marks an important inflection point for the US federal marketplace. By accepting the NIST Security Standards, the DoD is demostrating strong support for a government-wide IT management and governance paradigm....
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Good luck you'll have a 6 hour wait time for the DB to mount with 250GB in memory if you restart the sql instance.
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It would be nice if the cost of access to Amazon's Prime movie library wasn't figured into the shipping charge.
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I wonder whether this incident will help retailers understand that retaining credit card data is more trouble than its worth. "No Data" should become the next "Big Data."
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>I think a good operational stance is to not trust any entity but instead follow the money.
This explains perhaps why intelligence budgets are classified.
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We've been living in the past too long.
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As a Prime subscruber, $20 doesn't make me stop and re-evaluate the value of Prime. I get stuff fast, often in 1 day, and I but a pretty fair amount of stuff. The $119 figure though makes me pause for a second and think...
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Look what I found at the other end.
In reply to: Rainbows have two ends
It's not right. We're suppose to prank the humans.
In reply to: Prank Reversal
I thought we weren't suppose to prank each other.
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On the down side, it's harder to hide me pot.
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"This also underscores the near uselessness of the PCI spec. It is not a something to use to avoid a breach, its something to use to reduce the chance of a lawsuit." True PCI is about covering your business. The retail data...
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I thought it was a good idea at the time.
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