Wi-Fi news top 10

Summary: Last Friday was a slow one for Wi-Fi news, so that gave Glenn Fleishman a chance to take a breather and do some traffic analysis of his site, Wi-Fi Networking News, to gauge where reader interest lies. He found that the top 10 stories in the last 10 months predominantly focused on security flaws and improvements.

By Chris Jablonski for Between the Lines | August 2, 2004 -- 10:25 GMT (03:25 PDT)

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Last Friday was a slow one for Wi-Fi news, so that gave Glenn Fleishman a chance to take a breather and do some traffic analysis of his site, Wi-Fi Networking News, to gauge where reader interest lies. He found that the top 10 stories in the last 10 months predominantly focused on security flaws and improvements.

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Layers add overhead

Every time you "virtualize" something by adding a "layer" - your performance goes down. And by abstracting the application layer, you NOW need to "only" organize your data! OH HELL - THAT's the TOUGHEST PART of working with computers! In the real world, this process can be continually avoided by NOT establishing standards at the configuration level - and rehashing "defragmentation" processes on the application layer - over, and over, and over . . .

When the admin/app developer/user finds that they CAN'T put data anywhere in the hell they want to - what will they do?

Roger Ramjet

22 April, 2005 05:40

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