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Another way that Google+ gets identity wrong
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I'm relieved to see that this doesn't affect the Ribbit Mobile service (which I use daily). This leaves me wondering what BT will now do for an API layer to its network? Buying the Ribbit developer platform was the excuse for killing off th
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cpswan
15y ago
27" models at 2560x1440 are becoming more affordable. My brother pointed me at Hazro, which he's using in his iPhone dev shop. I've also seen a substantial fall in price for the Dell U2711. I've been looking at this a lot recently as I cons
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The (enterprise) cloud identity crisis
(cloudave.com)
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Cyber Doctrine: Competitiveness is the Key to Resilience
(policeledintelligence.com)
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cpswan
15y ago
Title updated.
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cpswan
15y ago
'no data available', but as I said I don't especially care about SEO, so I didn't have the tools configured.
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cpswan
15y ago
If the search terms had dropped the post from page 1 to page 2 then no big deal, but there seems to be more to it than that. Terms that were frequently bringing visitors aren't now showing up anywhere near where near where things were befor
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15y ago
I made the implication because something seems to have changed fairly fundamentally, and although it may be ridiculous to extrapolate from such limited data I wouldn't be at all surprised if other Wordpress.com users are affected.
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What did Google do to my Wordpress.com hosted blog on Jun 14th?
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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15y ago
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Review – HP Microserver
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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15y ago
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Introducing the new Google Docs app for Android
(googleenterprise.blogspot.com)
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Eyeballs not devices
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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16y ago
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Should tablets be multi user (and other thoughts on Android)?
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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16y ago
There's a pretty good howto for that at http://www.mnxsolutions.com/security/two-factor-ssh-with-goo...
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16y ago
A thief broke in to our house and stole some special blueprints from a safe in the drawing room. We don't think they took any cash or gadgets from other parts of the house, but we have so much lying around who can tell?
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makes me wonder what they've been holding back from customers and pen testers? Obscurity shouldn't be part of the strength of the solution.
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16y ago
I was planning on getting a GSM model on an upcoming trip to the US (so that I could pop a SIM into it if need be, and also to get GPS), but if it's locked to AT&T then that seals my decision to get a WiFi model (and tether to my iPhone
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IPad 2 will be networked locked
(theregister.co.uk)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Sadly it now seems clear that the iPad 2 will be locked to specific providers (at least in some regions) - http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/03/06/apple_forced_to_make...
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16y ago
Anybody know if the 3G models are carrier locked, or is it simply that the 'AT&T' model is GSM/UMTS and the 'Verizon' is CDMA?
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Wireshark Remoting
(enhyper.blogspot.com)
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Facebook and Internet Alchemy
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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The real life tooth fairy who helped stop atomic testing
(nytimes.com)
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Search in Google Books - not working?
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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The madness of corporate web filters
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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16y ago
It doesn't matter where you start out. You're always staring up at that sheer cliff (in fact it's probably true that it seems steeper and harder to climb the closer you get to it).
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The Cloud Security Paradox
(blog.capitalscf.com)
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How Postini ruins the good news about DKIM and Google Apps
(blog.thestateofme.com)
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Facebook - The new new telco
(confusedofcalcutta.com)
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