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Indeed, the needs for more storage are never ending. All you open source IT Management people out there outta take notice: Big 4 people silo out storage management, so differentiate by NOT doing that.
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HP to ship Suse.
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Departmental use of SaaS is creating a big mess in enterprise land that IT Management people will be able to swoop in and clean-up. Maybe Ping buying SXIP’s SaaS/firewall SSO stuff will pan out here too.
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I’d actually think that a projected backchannel would keep people more (not completely) nice. Shame is a powerful tool.(tags: backchannel conferences)
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“…has raised nearly $43 million in Series B funding.”
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Looks like calendaring middleware for bid’ness.
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I still think – unless Twitter, Inc. screws it up and forces me – that spam is impossible in Twitter. Following someone in opt-in, so I can just not follow spam-holes.
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(tags: twitter RyanStewart)
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w/r/t "Is Twitter About to Have a Big Spam Problem?" There's a very cool capability in Twitter with the "@replies" setting. I have it set to "show me all", which means I see all messages 'directed' at me (via @), whether I'm following a person or not. I like it. Except, when people abuse it, like this. http://twitter.com/waydbot . What I will need in the future is a white list of people I'm willing to listen to but not follow, and some kind of hint for a person to have me add them to my white list.
Patrick: yeah, you're right. I hadn't thought of that. There's that toggle to only show @'s from people you follow, but I have that turned off as I like to see comments directed my way from everyone. We'll see what happens with the @-Spam Hole.