* Posts by DBJDBJ

18 publicly visible posts • joined 6 Jun 2011

Computing's big question for 2023: How many more questions can we endure?

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Dont push me , I am on the Edge.

Corporations start testing Windows 11 in bigger numbers. Good luck

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Corporate Windows is Just a host for the MS Office. And the Edge browser.

Labour Party urges UK data watchdog to update its Code of Employment Practices to tackle workplace snooping

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Re: Privacy by design

Data on devices is 20-th century.

Microsoft throws a bone to those unable to leave the past behind: .NET 5 support on the way for Visual Basic

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Put VB6 source on GitHub ! What's the big deal...

Amazon’s Away Teams laid bare: How AWS's hivemind of engineers develop and maintain their internal tech

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SPOF, AMZN and MSFT

There are good ideas and practices in here but ... Calling Architects "Bar Raizers" might be a sign of the key single point of failure (SPOF).

I would like to think the AMZN CTO and "Bar Raizers" have developed a common vision and enterprise road map. But I am not hopeful.

It is perhaps interesting to compare the histories of AMZN and MSFT. Windows is Mount Everest of technical debt, but AMZN are building one that might grow larger.

You want how much?! Israel opts not to renew its Office 365 vows

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you mean capAbility ?

Airbus CIO: We dumped Microsoft Office not over cost but because Google G Suite looks sweet

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All very puzzling. This "news" describes a somewhat fictional story.

NHS: Thanks for the free work, Linux nerds, now face our trademark cops

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Server, perhaps. Desktop? No.

After 2 or 3 years after last experience I had to install and use Ubuntu few weeks ago on one desktop, and use it .. It was worse than ever.

Adrift on a sea of data: Architecting for GDPR

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Happy

Ah ...

He has sold himself to you ....

Google's Grumpy code makes Python Go

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Re: Yes, its you.

Did you forget C++17?

Apple's new iPADS have begun the WAR that will OVERTURN the NETWORK WORLD

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Apple is not a key player

There are three key players:

Amazon, Google, Microsoft

Everything else is conjecture.

Roll up, roll up for the Reg Readers' Ball

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Oh dear ...

Vultures vs.. "Commentards" ? ... That will surely finish in tears ...

Indirect proposition: Inside IBM UK software supremo's profit plan

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Slow train wreck. At the mercy of El Reg at that :)

500 MEELLION PCs still run Windows XP. How did we get here?

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M$FT can solve this very quickly

M$FT should simply "give away" W8 licences for *free* in return for XP licences. Whoever owns XP licence key should be given W8 one for free.

Inside a single financial year M$FT will recoup the losses (and make even more profit) by accommodating hundreds of millions of newcomers with Office subscriptions.

Also. Suddenly W8 "Apps" will become a focus of millions of Apps developers.

Also. W8 newcomers will all of a sudden become aware of Windows Mobile devices (which soon will run the same OS)

How simple ?

A short, sharp tool kit to get you to the top in financial IT

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this is not

how Google works ...

Oracle and Dell forge worldwide server alliance

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nobody mentions Google here ?

in danger of sounding pompous , let us be clear : 1. NoSQL is very serious, 2: end of big expensive servers is few years away. Everything comes to its end, incuding Oracle and including Dell. Everybody will have a hard time trying to combat GOOG with its wast cloud, and with zero SQL inside and zero classical servers in it.

HP reinvents intranets as cloudy managed services

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Problem : Intranet == SharePoint

Hidden gem is (by general consensus) inability of SharePoint to deliver, AND by admition of HP, the greatest MSFT ally that ever was. HP Premise (hidden behind NGIW) is that SharePoint has failed as a platform for quick and easy enterprise apps delivering large ROI. And after spending last several years as an expert on SP, I can only but agree. For me NGIW is an effort to sell an solution to enterprises disillusioned with SharePoint.

Windows 8: Microsoft’s high-stakes .NET tablet gamble

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