Re: Dodgy 'Doctors'
"Trouble at t' lab!"
"What sort of trouble?"
"One of t' cross beams has gone out of skew at t' centrifuge!"
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Snake oil ads land China's top search engine in trouble
Microsoft wants devs to take notes on their families
Engineer uses binary on voting bumpf to flag up Cali election flaws
Are state-sponsored attackers poisoning the statistical well?
SpaceX adds Mars haulage to its price list
If the Internet of Things will be SOOO BIG why did Broadcom just quit the market?
Tuesday 3rd May 2016 08:49 GMT
Re: Peak IoT in sight?
No. Not for a long while. Too many companies are gearing up to enter into it (Intel, anyone?). The momentum is still building up. Or the bubble is being pumped or whatever you want to call it. There are a lot of companies who don't quite know what to do next now that their existing business models are having troubles.
Anyway, smart move by Broadcom, good for them. I hope they use the money for R&D of things we might actually need or at least can use in a sensible way.
Auto erotic: Self-driving cars will let occupants bonk on the go
Qualcomm goes for the grey matter with neural net SDK
Web site admins: Brace for weekend traffic surges from iOS devices
Michigan electricity utility downed by ransomware attack
Chrome edges out IE for desktop browser crown
Tuesday 3rd May 2016 07:14 GMT
Not that I'd trust any statistic I haven't made up carefully compiled myself I'm surprised that it took so long, what with the rapid proliferation of mobile devices. You'd think the odd Android user would notice that their mobile thingy lets them use the internet with something else than IE and think hey, maybe I can do that on my PC as well.
On a side note: any browser is reasonable fast when you block all the crap you don't need anyway.
Twitter loses FISA fight
Dell to change name to 'Dell Technologies'
F-35s failed 'scramble test' because of buggy software
Food for Deep Thought: 42 is IBM's answer to Life, the Universe and Everything...
Japan's Hitomi space 'scope bricked, declared lost after software bug
Carl Icahn: Will someone rid my portfolio of this rotten Apple?
India trumpets seventh navigation sat launch
The EU wants you to log into YouTube using your state-issued ID card
Intel loses its ARM wrestling match, kicks out Atom mobe chips
Sunday 1st May 2016 21:45 GMT
Re: Don't see Intel succeeding at IoTs.
"Did I mention that it isn't even certain whether anyone of the "consumer demographic" will even shell out for IoT stuff, whatever it is when it will be something?"
That's assuming we will be given a choice. Odds are, we won't, at least outside the 'premium' range.
Daft draft anti-car-hack law could put innocent drivers away for life
Pop goes the weasel! Large Hadron Collider blown up by critter chomping 66kV cable
It's 2016 and now your internet-connected bathroom scales can be hacked
SpaceX is go for US military GPS sat launch, smashes ULA monopoly
Europe's Earth-watching sat beams back icy first pic
The Devils of DevOps stick it to YOU
Friday 29th April 2016 20:49 GMT
"DevOps can solve anything, can’t it? Well, no. In fact, if you don’t implement DevOps correctly, you’ll find that not only do you carry over the problems of the old world but that birth a few brand new ones, too. (emphasis by me)
That's always the get-out-of-jail-card, isn't it? Every consultant's recommendation, every 'revolutionary new' idea of fixing things that are not broken, everything that falls under BaaS*, in short ervery bag of hot air comes with this in the small print. It didn't work? No, it wasn't a stupid idea in the first place - you did it wrong! Stupid little client... But don't despair - here's another bag of hot air we can sell you!
*Bullshit as a Service
It's World IP Day! Celebrate by making money from a dead teenager
Your mother has a smooth forehead, Klingon language lovers roar at Paramount
Friday 29th April 2016 11:42 GMT
Paramount is acting short-sighted and, well, just plain dumb. Yes, they have a point about copyright(s), but this would have been an excellent opportunity for massive positive and cost free PR. It adds to my already strong belief that the only companies that should be run by accountants are accountancy firms.
Anyway: There are also Klingonz. Have a nice weekend, everybody.
Rampant robot tries to rip my clothes off
Germans stick traffic lights in pavements for addicts who can't take their eyes off phones
Riverbed gears up for its second IPO
Apple will be grilled by Irish National Planning Board over €850m data centre plan
Go to Topshop, make a Bluetooth gizmo, stick it on your dress
Cloud! IoT! APIs! Collect all the data! Samsung wins today's tech bingo
German prof scores €2.4m EU grant to crack software on your bicycle
Heathrow Airbus collision 'not a drone incident'
Gwyneth Paltrow and Richard Branson will lead Sage's 'sexy accounting' shtick
Good enough IT really is good enough. You don't need new hardware
Tokyo rebrands 2020 Olympics
How to overcome objections that stop your enterprise from adopting DevOps
30 years on, Chernobyl wildlife still feeling effects of nuke plant catastrophe
Honestly though, Twitter can't do anything right
Intel CEO Krzanich: PCs are things too!
Net scum lock ancient Androids, force users to buy iTunes gift cards
Hackers so far ahead of defenders it's not even a game
Brainwave-controlled drone racing is here
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