Potholes suck. Hitting a pothole at full speed can cause a flat tire or damage your rims. Even if you manage to avoid direct damage, driving on pothole strewn roads causes major wear-and-tear on your vehicle–wear-and-tear that could and should […]
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This week was IDF and one of the most powerful presentations was on gaming. One of the interesting gaming stats is that $32 billion will be spent on PC games this year and currently 205 million folks watch gaming tournaments.
Intel and the power of gaming Read More »
Each level of streamlining and automation in the world of DevOps and containers seems to just create a need for a new level. Containers help developers create and deploy apps more effectively and efficiently, but then organizations find they need
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I was actually expecting a bit more of this earlier but Qualcomm closed their acquisition of CSR this week and the end result is that it will, once the packaging and integration efforts complete, be far better able to compete
Qualcomm + CSR: Why your car stereo will eventually sound better (and other stuff) Read More »
Mary Ann Davidson’s post chastising Oracle customers for checking the company’s code for vulnerabilities created nothing less than a surge in security industry chatter this week. I’m not necessarily writing to analyze that chatter or further dissect Davidson’s comments, however
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I’m a huge James Bond fan so I’m very excited for the new movie, SPECTRE. A new trailer for the upcoming epic was released this morning: A 007.com blog post describes the movie: A cryptic message from the past sends
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Oracle issued a gargantuan security update that fixes 25 separate security flaws in Java, including one zero-day that has been actively exploited in the wild. Unless there is some sort of absolute business imperative that requires your use of Java
Put a fork in it, Java is done Read More »
Five years ago there was a heated battle between Steve Jobs and Adobe. Jobs refused to allow support for Adobe Flash in iOS–and wrote a 1700-word open letter explaining exactly why. Adobe Flash is still not on iOS but it
Steve Jobs was right: Adobe Flash must die Read More »
Things didn’t work out so well for Microsoft with the Nokia purchase, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t some smart acquisitions to be made–like Docker. Nokia was the wrong company in the wrong market at the wrong time. Docker is
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Microsoft has big plans for Windows 10 launch day. On July 29 there will be events and celebrations hosted around the world to mark the event. Microsoft is also kicking off a new initiative called Upgrade Your World, which pledges
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