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A whole site dedicated to shoelaces. Really. “This is what the Internet can do for us.”
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Here’s an article that I’d love to see more fleshed out. Big topic coming up on this one, friends.
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Storage and DB setup for the smugmug data-center.
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Web 2.0 has jumped the shark. Start placing your bets on what will be hot at SXSW 2008. I lean towards Dion’s train of thought: hybrid web/desktop/mobile/etc. apps. US telcos may be loose enough now?
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Holy crap this is a comprehensive guide to Twitter.
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More praise for All Things Digital. The team must be eatin’ it up 😉
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Enterprise software got complex a long time ago, as this excerpt from a 1962 book shows.
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Keeping ahead of Total Identity Awareness. Scenarios of avoiding identity tracking in future-think. The phrase “identity laundering network layer” == yuh!
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My question is: did JNDI do more harm than good for LDAP? In avoiding a leaky abstraction, did we loose the benefits of LDAP/directory in the late 90’s? (That Higgins diagram makes my head spin.)
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Modeling your IT in Tivoli-land and the stuff in it, from a (relatively) very low level. Kind of like Microsoft SDM… Would make a nice screencast.
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IT management from Sun comin’ atcha…
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“I reckon that SAP is betting on the fact that once users sip the Kool-Aid, they’ll want to buy their own refrigerator, blender, mixers, and booze to tailor it just to their liking.”
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These look like fun…
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Here’s what needs to happen: press releases should be “live” in that related links and meta-data get hitched on to them. Hell, add comments, trackbacks, and even a wiki to them, and you’ve breathed life into the dead press release. Hey-presto!
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Lil’ rant from OTN’s editor-in-chief about not getting enough cred/noticed.
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RedMonk declares BMC now “cool,” thanks to whurley.
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“One of the hardest problems I hear is that a company’s database may not be Mac compatible, or there may not be a front end that is Mac compatible.”
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Some details of Leopard’s iChat and other IM stuff.
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Simplify the support agreement to one page.
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Make your @TODOs say what the problem is, not what you think the solution is. The solution will probably be different by the time you want to solve it.
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Makin’ finance better.
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