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Google announces Public DNS

RE:Google announces Public DNS

Blog Comment Not sure what this does that OpenDNS doesn't already do, but I suppose it's just another data...

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[December 4 2009]

by BitSmith

Does BT understand Twitter? Contrasting views on the power of social media

Does BT understand Twitter? Contrasting views on the power of social media

Blog I've personally had a great experience with BT on Twitter. But views expressed on the relaunch of...

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[December 4 2009]

by wecando.biz


when it comes with power supply you,ll get 150mb/per sec

Talkback YES i know ,its the way the layers work,Well its seems you behind the times? the UL., gov or clowns whichever you want to call them have recently announced that they,ll fund ISP.,s ,to help them...

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[December 5, 2009, 21:42 by lezlow]

yer

Talkback YES i know ,its the way the layers work,Well its seems you behind the times? the UL., gov or clowns whichever you want to call them have recently announced that they,ll fund ISP.,s ,to help them...

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[December 5, 2009, 21:40 by lezlow]

RE:HP workers set dates for strikes

Blog Comment YES i know ,its the way the layers work,Well its seems you behind the times? the UL., gov or clowns whichever you want to call them have recently announced that they,ll fund ISP.,s ,to help them...

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[December 5, 2009, 21:39 by lezlow]

what happened to IPv5?

Talkback YES i know ,its the way the layers work,Well its seems you behind the times? the UL., gov or clowns whichever you want to call them have recently announced that they,ll fund ISP.,s ,to help them...

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[December 5, 2009, 21:38 by lezlow]

RE:Does BT understand Twitter? Contrasting views on the power o...

Blog Comment I agree with you sgt101. Which is why I don't understand why Ivan plays down the business opportunity in Twitter to corrall small business to BT Tradespace instead. Or to put it another way, why...

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[December 5, 2009, 10:55 by wecando.biz]

RE:Does BT understand Twitter? Contrasting views on the power o...

Blog Comment I can't see why you think that Ivan's comments mean that he doesn't understand twitter? Tradespace is purpose built for SME/SMB needs, twitter is purpose built for micro-blogging... why do you...

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[December 5, 2009, 10:49 by sgt101]

RE:Can I have fries with that? (Consumer rights)

Blog Comment Ha ha to true, I've seen small print that would shame a bible, they have a get out clause for everything same for all other industry's also, it would be nice to see them limited to one A4 side at...

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[December 5, 2009, 1:55 by CA]

RE:Does BT understand Twitter? Contrasting views on the power o...

Blog Comment We'll lets face it since when has any practice being better than word of mouth? and when will it ever be, no competition really is it 350,000 against 43 million, short sweet answer's straight to...

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[December 5, 2009, 1:43 by CA]

Not just talking about...

Talkback torrents I was talking about everything needs to be moved to encryption standards, email, http, ftp, p2p, the whole lot! your forgetting the bigger picture and yes yes I know all about the VPN's...

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[December 5, 2009, 1:21 by CA]

Thats the trick..

Talkback "and run all the required background security checks, returning relevant responses within a few seconds." Thats the key there, along with ensuring the network backbone and backups are in place, and...

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[December 5, 2009, 0:06 by CA]

RE:A Tempest in a Nostalgic Teapot

Blog Comment Its shame irfanview is not available for open source OS's, thats what I use for day to day imagine tasks.

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[December 4, 2009, 23:53 by CA]

RE:Nokia halves smartphone portfolio

Blog Comment About time they just spammed the market with to many handsets.

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[December 4, 2009, 23:49 by CA]

RE:Google announces Public DNS

Blog Comment ""After keeping this data for two weeks, we randomly sample a small subset for permanent storage." "Google claims that this service is better because it has no ads or redirection," wrote Ulevitch....

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[December 4, 2009, 23:13 by CA]

Business..

Talkback Investment in IT infrastructure, will be completely pointless is peter mandleson's digital economy bill pases, not to mention Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement.

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[December 4, 2009, 21:57 by CA]

To truly hide, stream encryption is not the key (no pun inte...

Talkback The type of Torrent user encryption you describe is to limit Deep Packet Inspection and subsequent throttling (More a current US problem). It is easy to find file sharers in spite of this: Load up...

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[December 4, 2009, 20:31 by SuperDistro]

10Mbps in Northern Ireland through BT.. How much?

Talkback I'm in San Francisco running an IT department. I just sent my CEO a synopsis of how the US telecommunications model pits public interests against the corporate profit model where new technologies,...

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[December 4, 2009, 18:22 by cduncan]

They need to be made to back off - now!

Talkback So they are potentially going after anyone who provides access to the net; wireless or not, paid for or not. This has much wider implications than shutting down wifi hotspots. They are trying to...

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[December 4, 2009, 18:09 by 350375]

A positive step in the battle to improve border security

Talkback The use of biometrics to verify the identity of an individual entering the country and to ensure the fingerprints match those on the Visa application, will support the drive to combat illegal...

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[December 4, 2009, 17:38 by Peter Forrest, DPM Systems]

Nokia halves smartphone portfolio

Blog Nokia has reduced the number of smartphone models it intends to introduce in 2010 by half, according to reports. Quoted in an article

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[December 4, 2009, 17:03 by David Meyer]

Funny to see how Symantec loosing its ground

Talkback For ages they selling antivirus products for scared customers. And now things gonna changed - no body NEED cloud ANTIVIRUS. Simply because CLOUD WAY MORE SECURE, AND DONT NEED ANTIVIRUS.

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[December 4, 2009, 16:05 by hakka]






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