September 21, 2010
by sjvn01
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Take 10 carrier pigeons, strap each one with a 30GB USB keys and then race them against a typical rural Internet connection starting from a Yorkshire farm in the United Kingdom. Who do you think will win? Well, I’ll tell … Continue reading
September 21, 2010
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Twitter has a big problem. A new security design flaw is now being heavily exploited. Here’s what you need to know now. First, don’t use Twitter. Third-party programs, such as TweetDeck, twhirl, and Twitterfall seem to be immune to the … Continue reading
September 16, 2010
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When it comes to Web browsers, I’m a Google Chrome fan. Before that I was a Firefox aficionado. I also thought though that Internet Explorer 8 was a real step forward. I’m also willing to believe that IE 9 will … Continue reading
September 15, 2010
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I would love to believe the Number Resource Organization (NRO), the group that oversees the allocation of all Internet numeric resources, that 84% of ISPs and other major Internet groups are now using, or are about to use IPv6. But, … Continue reading
September 15, 2010
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Yesterday, I got a LinkedIn connection suggestion about a former co-worker. Happens all the time. The only thing that was different about this one was that he had died about five years ago. Ow. It was a strange moment. It’s … Continue reading
September 13, 2010
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British Telecomm and Cisco are quietly putting their own answer to Network Neutrality in place: Set up an entirely separate national wide network, Content Connect This will be used to deliver the BBC’s forthcoming Internet video and Video on Demand … Continue reading