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by WhiteSource1 10y ago
Which is sad. In part, society has rewarded those who don't have training, particularly in non-technical subjects. How many political advisors and policy folk have political science degrees?
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Don't know anything about Infor but these are huge complex systems that people don't want to change because there is a huge risk of changes. So now they are falling behind, running up huge amounts of technical debt, and staying on
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by WhiteSource1 10y ago
Look at Marketo and their account based marketing. Definitely the best with personalization. Salesforce's blog is also great. Convince and Convert, Kiss Metrics, Avinash Kaushnik (Google analytics evangelist) are also must follows.
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US election agency breached by hackers(reuters.com)
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DNS Load Balancing: How to Improve Website Performance(dzone.com)
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Looks like lots of trouble in the whole ERP space. SAP isn't seeing people moving to HANA. Panaya is struggling. And Oracle EBS market share is declining.
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by WhiteSource1 10y ago
What are you looking to learn about a CDN? There are many ways to accelerate page speed and, like everything else, it's a question of costs and benefits. For most things, some level of technical debt is OK and CDNs even for jQuery are
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Yup, booters are pretty scary stuff. And some so-called allies are even protecting the bad guys as well. Luckily, it seems the authorities are trying to get some of the bad guys https://krebsonsecurity.com/2016/12&#x2F
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Unfortunately some vendors are more concerned about not admitting mistake. Now, technically if they don't use the admin password they are probably OK. But (A) most people don't change their password. Heck, I work in IT Security an
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What are you looking to know? Since I need to use subversion, I use PathFinder instead of Finder, for file management. Also have SnagIt and Jing for screenshots. Otherwise mostly defaults. Unfortunately I'm using my Mac laptop at work
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KeePass is great - no connection to the cloud, so can't get attacked. Though putting it on Dropbox or Onedrive sort of defeats the purpose. LastPass is great but there was a breach last year, in which they claim nothing was compromised
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That works for automated systems, where you get an automated response. But hiring managers are busy, have multiple processes with HR, and with the rise of job sites end up getting hundreds of resumes, most of which are completely irrelevant