Archive for April 10th, 2006

10Apr

Cnet Top 100 blogs…

Posted by Jeff as Uncategorized

I've been on the Cnet "Top 100" blogs for a while but they have me linked to my old Typepad blog. The problem is that I don't know how to correct the link or even where to send a note to ask them to fix the link. They do have comments in a "talkback" section [...]

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New Leadership Scan
Small Business Risks
Salt Lake City is Choking!
Read more on CNET Networks, Clear Media at Wikinvest

 Kind of makes you wonder why the Firefox team couldn't make this a default setting… How to Stop the Dreaded FireFox Memory Leak @ Alice Hill’s Real Tech News – Independent Tech This is called the dreaded FireFox memory leak and a smart guy name Ryan figured out a work-around.

Blowing shit up is cool, and if you are NASA… well you just have more options than regular folk.  NASA to Crash Space Probe Into Moon – Yahoo! News NASA plans to crash a space probe into the moon in 2009 — a collision so violent it will be visible on Earth through a telescope, [...]

Me too, but I do take comfort with the knowledge that there is an increasing number of people suggesting that there simply has to be a better way to deal with large numbers of RSS feeds (let’s say anything over 200). The best RSS clients today are simply adequate, they really are not delivering on [...]

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Price Relative Scan
Weekend Reads
200 DMA Looms!
Relative Strength By Industry
Read more on Melco Intl Devt at Wikinvest

10Apr

This is embarrassing

Posted by Jeff as Wireless

So let me get this straight… this guy is a computer science professor and a network engineer with the FAA yet he is unaware that MIMO (802.11n) is backward compatible to 802.11a/b/g (11a is an option in the spec even though it’s on an entirely different chunk of spectrum), among other mistakes in this article [...]

This is good news. MySQL, Oracle Sign Multiyear Deal on InnoDB :: OSDir.com :: Open Source, Linux News & Software: MySQL AB has signed a multiyear agreement with Oracle Corp. to renew its licensing of the InnoDB database storage engine, according to a MySQL executive. The move resolves confusion in the market about the likely [...]

A while back I wrote a quick post saying that Oracle acquired JBoss for $485 million. In the interests of grading myself and my sources, this one was wrong. It was announced today that Red Hat is acquiring JBoss for $350 million in cash and stock, and a $70 million earn out on top of [...]

My quest to establish more bloggers at SAP has claimed yet another victim as Kosin Huang started a new blog called Software Alphabet Soup. Kosin is a reformed analyst from Yankee Group who now works for me; her knowledge of enterprise software and the vendor strategies is impressive, and in particular her intimacy with MDM [...]

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The Future in Storage is Software-Defined
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TurboTax for Canadians Giveaway
Read more on Computer Software, SAP AG at Wikinvest

One question that doesn’t get asked enough is whether or not AJAX is secure enough for the mass market. I was thinking about this in the context of the various office productivity apps that are popping up as hosted services on AJAX frameworks. While I would be getting in well over my head in considering [...]

What a shame… BBC NEWS | Europe | France to replace youth job law: French President Jacques Chirac has announced that the new youth employment law that sparked weeks of sometimes violent protests will be scrapped.


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