November 19, 2010
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As people debate how serious the coming Internet IPv4 shortage really is going to be and when they should migrate to IPv6, some of them may already be using IPv6 every day, and not know it. Seriously. You see Windows … Continue reading
November 8, 2010
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Where is the iPad’s competition? By this time, I’d expected to see some real comers gunning for Apple’s iPad tablet. Hasn’t happened. You want to talk about HP’s just-released Slate 500? It has a starting list price of $799. An … Continue reading
November 6, 2010
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I hate, hate IE 6. If I were the CIO of a company that was still running IE 6, which it turns out 20% of businesses still are, I’d blast it out with dynamite. But, some companies, said Browsium CEO, … Continue reading
November 3, 2010
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Please, please, just let Internet Explorer 6 die. It was an awful browser even in its day, 2001. The only reason it became popular was that Microsoft got away with illegally beating Netscape into the ground. Unfortunately, many corporate developers … Continue reading
October 20, 2010
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The Internet’s IPv4 dashboard gas gauge is blinking empty at only 5% left in the tank, isn’t it nice that Windows 7 supports IPv6? Well, sort of, supports it. Actually, Windows 7 does a decent job of supporting IPv6. It … Continue reading
October 12, 2010
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I know Linux is continuing to play a larger and larger role in big business, but it’s always nice to see hard, cold proof that this is true. The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating Linux’s growth, published … Continue reading