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Dialectic 1.4.2 (Mac)

Dialectic is a versatile tool that unites your Mac, data, and phones (mobile, landline, & VoIP) enabling you to be more productive. It allows you to find, select & dial numbers using many devices and services. With robust dialing rules, it determines the call type (e.g., local or long-distance), transforms...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Phone, Call, JNSoftware LLC, Dialectic, Desktops, Telecom & Utilities, Hardware

Software downloads 2009-08-07

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The democratization of IT

Get your head out of your paradigm"democratization of IT"... are you serious? Look at any complex multipolar situation in the world and you'll see that when there are diverging forces, democracy is a liability.Iraq... competing religious factions turned the idea of democracy into a joke.The Palestinian territories... Democracy resulted in...

Tags: Quality, information technology

Discussion threads 2009-09-18

From Chapter Three: The Windows Culture

From Chapter Three: The Windows CultureGreat post Paul.It gave me an idea. We should make a concerted effort to inform all business managers everywhere that disgruntled employees sometimes shop their employer/ex-employer for unlicensed software, and it is as important a consideration as having software that actually works. The solution can...

Tags: Tools & Techniques, Strategy, Desktops, information technology, software, Murph, PC, PC environment, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2008-12-12

Jeff Jones (err Microsoft): Vista more secure than everything

Jeff Jones err Microsoft: Vista more secure than everythingWhat metric should be used?To gauge security. It's clear counting vulnerabilities and patching isn't optimal. For those of you out there cleaning machines and in the field what's the metric or set of metrics we should use?I realize it's not an easy...

Tags: Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, MSFT, Microsoft Corp., Jeff Jones, Microsoft Windows Vista, Linux, security, anti-Microsoft

Discussion threads 2008-01-24

Tim O'Reilly's code of (mis)conduct

So Tim OReilly, Web 2.0s philosopher-king apologist, has an excuse for the rampant and uncontrollable misogyny of the blogosphere. In response to the Kathy Sierra outrage, OReilly told the BBC: "The fact that theres all these really messed-up people on the internet is not a statement about the internet....

Tags: Blogging, Tim O'Reilly, OReilly, blogosphere, Internet

Blog posts 2007-03-29

Perpetual questioning is the price of liberty

In More on wikipedia and expertise and gatekeepers and quality, JP Rangaswami says regarding Jaron Lanier's Digital Maoism: Let me end by saying that any medium of expression has the capacity to be subverted into a propaganda machine. The internet is not a medium of expression, it is a...

Tags: JP Rangaswami, Politics

Blog posts 2006-09-06

Blog first and ask questions later?

The Promethean Dave Winer who I wrote about here chimed in to the percolating Berlind/Scoble chief Microsoft geek blogger conversation about their respective views on Technorati and blogging styles:Meanwhile Scoble is getting some grief from ZDNet's David Berlind. I've gotten this kind of grief myself, and it's based on a...

Tags: reporter, Dave, two-week

Blog posts 2005-07-16