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Started reading Blink the other day… Through the first 4 chapters and still waiting for this “eureka”moment to hit… I get it that we can make very accurate decisions without 12 months of analysis… But still waiting for something other than, what to this point, are somewhat weak analogies… Should I keep reading, or is [...]
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Interesting in that a previous discussion I had on cloud computing availability ties directly to one particular problem with it. Apparently a lightening strike knocked out Amazon’s cloud services (Elastic Compute Cloud). The system was down for about 7 hours. 7 hours? That might seem inconsequential, but to a manufacturer… can you afford to shut [...]
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I have hoped that some day, in my lifetime, we will have the ability for cars to “drive themselves”. We’re getting closer. VW/Stanford/Sun all collaborating together.
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Google has always had some fun with its name on various days of importance (Earth Day, Christmas, etc.). Most are relevant and amusing. Bing has taken it a step further. Images that relate to the actual day. Today (image of Omaha Beach)… D Day anniversary… of some of the greatest American heroes… Google on [...]
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Going through a couple of old drafts for this blog I noticed one in particular titled “My Decreasing Microsoft Footprint”. I had to chuckle at that one (from around a year ago) based on my technology footprint today. One year ago, I was testing Google Docs, listening to my iPod, utilizing Evernote, Google search etc. [...]
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