@Broadway Oh, no. I didn't mean nuclear warheads! We wouuldn't need drones or cruise missiles for that. I meant conventional high explosives. The accuracy of cruise missiles make it possible, and the proximity of overhead...
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@broadway. I understand those concerns and have read many articles which support what you have. But, there isn't much we can do, is it . If companies are introducing such technology in the workplace, as people...
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@ SachinEE. I'm aware of this. But as an emergent technology is has a huge potential. It has bugs and flaws. But, imagine one day going to work and using your fingerprint to check to the building, login...
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We have to play then hehehe as when I am playing call of duty I feel in a way like a machine ;) ,
(I am joking) which version is your favorite @David ?
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"There are ways to confirm that the app is doing what is designed for. This is easier in iOS than Android devices but everything is possible." @DrT: I think this needs extensive QA on the App store's end before they can...
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"This is always tough, especially for someone like me who is repsonsible for all internal awareness and training on security. I just keep trying to drive the message home" @jagibbons: When it comes to spreading internal...
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@shamika, Forgot to mention the frustration factor. I worked in a place where certain people needed fingerprint scanners to get work done. I can't tell you the amount of cursing & screaming I heard b/c the scanners either...
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@Ashu001, Thank you for your comment, To add, even though Apple has some really good, robust producst, most businesses run on Windows (and only use Apple machines for very specific purpose or preference). And the fact...
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@Ashu: long-long time? I expect much slower. My guesstimate would be mid-2016.
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Doug, Please do correct me if I am wrong here but I believe that the Scale Thing is Super-critical in the MySQL Cluster Stakes. Yes its High-Performance ,Yes its High-Avalibility but if You can't do it at Scale you are...
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Nasimson, Apple's current "walled garden" Strategy has worked very well for them-Look at their Record Profits as well as Enormous Brand Recall for their Phones. It might take a long-long time for them to become freely...
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Supporting Android is a question of WHEN not IF. Apple can not remain in isolation given Android's increasing market share in Smart phones and tablets.
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Thomas, Apple has this Excessive Penchant to maintain Exclusivity on each and every Single Product they make/manufacture-This is the Signal they gave when they Stopped Updating Safari for Windows so far back. What is to...
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It's refreshing to hear a take on the matter that is, first of all, realistic in it's estimation of how long these things take and how things will actually play out from here and that, second of all, actually lays out both...
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David, I am not quite convinced that the expected new regime over Net Neutrality (if it does happen) will be such a Bad Thing. Why should'nt heavy users of Bandwidth(Like Netflix for instance) not pay for their Consumption? There...
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@StacyE- Interestingly enough, we're starting to get computers that can digest information without human intervention. Of course, they still rely on humans to program them so ultimately the humans can still make a mistake....
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I think any type of AI that could potentially make decisions like you describe very scary.
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@ Charlie
I agree with you completely. I don't think a computer will ever have the capability of that type of conciousness...even if someone tried to progrm it in....
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@ vnewman2 I bet those people are the same ones who believe a computer can not make mistakes. I have actually had to explain that "the data the computer is using to give you information was put into the computer by a human...
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