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Facebook is no longer free for commercial entities.

Facebook is now saying that if you are a business you must pay up or your reach is essentially zero.  I've not really pushed facebook at all because the reach is essentially zero. Businesses that post free marketing pitches or reuse content from existing ads will...

New WIFI deployment

Am currently working on a WIFI deployment.  The client has a split-level home along with about 1/2 acre of surrounding land.  3 access points cover the large home inside and one long range mounted on his radio mast 40 feet is the air to cover the property.  Might have...

When the Cloud Goes Boom: Dropbox Edition

This is one reason i am not a fan of putting ANYTHING critical on the cloud.  It takes one bug..or hack..or mistake and your data is gone.  I posted long ago about what the cloud is.  It isn't anything revolutionary but de-evolutionary and worse on security.  I'll...

Thin is Getting Stupid

Semiaccurate.com has it right with the race to the thinnest device.  I'm noticing increased thermal issues with my mega..that were not present with my nexus.  The race to thin has passed it point of being sensible now.  Read the article for details.

Cloud Computing Essay (outline)

I've finally have items organized in my head. This is an outline for my cloud computing essay. Here is my outline for now.   How cloud computing is presented: 1.  Marketing usually presents cloud computing as "The wave of the future!" 2.  It is the way to...

DS11Slim

Here's the info you wanted..:)   one of these; http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822108077   two of these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822236221

The Breaches Keep Coming

First it was Target.  Then Neimen Marcus notified.  Next was Michael's.  Now it is White Lodging's turn.  I'll simply quote from Brian Kreb's article:  White Lodging, a company that maintains hotel franchises under nationwide brands...

Another Geek Squad Rescue

Geek squad used to be competent albeit overpriced.  I now have a client machine here that was diagnosed with a series of problems over the past few months to a year. 1. bad internal nic.   new nic was installed.  It was a good one(Intel) at least. 2.   The machine...

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