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Visibility, Alignment, & Optimization, Part III: Workforce Optimization
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Lori Lamkin: Microsoft Women Worth Watching
Microsoft's Developer Division isn't where you'd expect to find a plethora of women employees. But there are some technical leaders there, including the Product Unit Manager for Team Foundation...
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New mission for Harry and Louise
Their concerns have changed too. Before they were worried about costs. Now they're worried about coverage.
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Yeee-ouch: Another black eye for the ethanol guys
Harry has done a great job of keeping on top of the debate about ethanol that has been bubbling up through the green ranks. Here's the overriding question: Is this cure worse than the original...
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Sucking it up: Powerspan tests carbon capture technology
OK, it’s well established that coal is one of the single biggest perpetrators when it comes to coughing up carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Harry has had a lot more to say about this topic...
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Are high hard drive prices the new normal?
Some analysts are predicting that high hard drive prices are the new normal. They're wrong. Here's what to expect.
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Seagate buys LaCie: good for us?
Seagate announced this morning that they are purchasing LaCie, the French consumer storage company, for $186 million. Should we worry?
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Why I hate backup
Backup disgusts me. It is the white flag of defeat in a never-ending battle to preserve our stuff against storage devices that don't store reliably. And it's boring.
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Flash's 25th birthday
Toshiba is rightly celebrating the 25th anniversary of NAND flash. We should join them.
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Thunderbolt momentum at NAB 2012
At least 28 Thunderbolt products were shown at NAB 2012. That doesn't sound like a lot, but it is because many connect Thunderbolt to existing standards. Expect a big jump in Thunderbolt momentum...
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Naked-eye 3D TV that works!
3D TV was huge at NAB 2011 - in hype and flop. But NAB 2012 delivered the goods: watchable glasses-free 3D on big, colorful and very watchable screens.
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Holographic storage: this could work
After burning through $100 million, holographic storage startup InPhase folded several years ago. hVault is rebooting the technology, and they've learned from the InPhase debacle.
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Holographic storage rises from the dead
Holographic storage has incredible potential, but has never made it to market despite$100 million and years of R&D. But now it gets one more chance to make good.
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Is it time to buy that SSD?
Perhaps you noticed that SSD sale prices are dropping to $1/GB and even less. Is now the time to buy?
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Mac OS Lion demands an SSD
Adding iOS UI elements of OS X means lots more small I/Os, the kind that disks do poorly and SSDs do well. Don't buy a new Mac without an SSD or you'll regret it!
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Can phones and tablets do "real work?"
Some readers were skeptical that "real work" could be done on a tablet. Get over yourselves! People did "real work" even before computers were invented.
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Streaming beats Blu-ray
5 years ago put all my CDs into a box and threw out hundreds of CD cases. My 1200 DVD collection is next. Why? Streaming.
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Harry Potter eBooks finally available via Pottermore, can be read on most e-readers
After a long delay, the Harry Potter series is finally available in eBook form via Pottermore.
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Will iPhones replace desktops?
If you believe Moore's Law still has legs - and I do - it will only be a matter of time before an iPhone-sized package can deliver more computing than most people need. So it's bound to happen,...
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When will the iPad replace desktops?
While an iPad can't replace a desktop system today, it will be able to - for the vast majority of users - in 5 years. Not only possible, but inevitable. Here's how.
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How to hide files from the law
You encrypt your data to protect it from spying eyes, including the government's. Can you be forced to decrypt it and thus incriminate yourself? A US appeals court says NO. This may drive the...
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