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Category Archives: Computer and Internet
Prime 1-Day Delivery Really is Different
At last week’s earnings call Amazon announced it was moving Amazon Prime from its historical 2-day shipping to 1-day shipping. Inevitably there were articles saying how Walmart or Target or whoever already had this. Or even better than Amazon, had … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, Computer and Internet, Retail
3 Comments
DMARC or Die
It’s time to get serious about adopting DMARC. Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Phishing, Privacy, Security
Tagged DMARC, malware, Phishing, SPAM
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The Travel Buddy PC
There have been a flurry of articles and blog posts lately on the topic of can the iPad Pro replace a PC (Windows or MacOS), and I thought it was time to wade in to the muck. If you’ve read … Continue reading
Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory
Once again Microsoft appears to have snatched defeat from the jaws of victory, this time repeating a key mistake from the Windows 8 era. Microsoft was on the path to a coupe, launching the seemingly excellent Surface Go well ahead … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet, Microsoft, Windows
Tagged Always-Connected PC, LTE, Surface
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Google goes to the dark side on JEDI
Every time I read an article on the U.S. Department of Defense large Cloud project known as JEDI I find myself suppressing an urge to comment. Google dropping out of the bidding finally made that urge difficult to suppress. It is … Continue reading
The Big Non-Hack?
This week Bloomberg Businessweek (BBW) published “The Big Hack: How China Used a Tiny Chip to Infiltrate U.S. Companies” which claimed that 30 companies, most notably Apple and Amazon Web Services, had servers using hacked Chinese-made motherboards from U.S. manufacturer … Continue reading
Posted in Amazon, AWS, Cloud, Computer and Internet, Security
Tagged Supermicro
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The Product Shipping Tax
There is an observation I had back in the 1980s that both holds in today’s Cloud world and remains one of the toughest messages to communicate to senior leadership. When you ship a new product or service, major release, or … Continue reading
Posted in Computer and Internet
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Challenges of Hyperscale Computing (Part 3)
Back in Part 2 I discussed the relationship between failures and the people resources needed to address them, and demonstrated why at hyperscale you can’t use people to handle failures. In this part I’ll discuss how that impacts a managed … Continue reading
Keezel – Another Internet Security Device
I’m always on the search for new security tools, and this time my hunt took me to Keezel. For full disclosure, I liked the concept so much I made a token investment in Keezel via crowdfunding site StartEngine. Keezel is … Continue reading