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Embrace Change with Wi-Fi 6

January 18, 2019 by Rich Stroffolino

It might not be universal, but in general, people hate change. Even when a change makes sense, and you’ve been putting up with something just because that’s the way it has always been. You’ll often still find yourself bemoaning a disruption to the status quo. That’s certainly what I’ve come to realize when the Wi-Fi […]

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: @Packet6_, @WiFiAlliance, Wi-Fi 6

Picking a Monitor for Software Development

January 18, 2019 by Rich Stroffolino Leave a Comment

If you search for “best monitor”, odds are the first results will be from the Wirecutter, PC Mag, Anandtech or other review sites. These places can be a good general resource to get information about contrast levels, brightness, and color accuracy. But these guides try to find the best overall monitor. Sometimes they’ll break things out […]

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: @nickjanetakis, monitors

Understanding the Rash of 51% Attacks

January 18, 2019 by Rich Stroffolino

If you’ve been paying attention to cryptocurrency news, you’ve probably heard about a number of high profile “51% attacks”, which allow for instances of double spending on the blockchain. This post does a great job of understanding the Game Theory that has undergirded blockchain behaivor, and has been successful in dissuading these types of attacks […]

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: @SiaTechHQ, bitcoin, cryptocurrency

NetBeez Gets Hip To SSID Hopping

January 17, 2019 by Rich Stroffolino Leave a Comment

NetBeez uses Raspberry Pis to provide sophisticated client-side network monitoring at a reasonable cost. Now with version 1.5, the company is adding SSID hopping to the equation.

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: @NetBeez, Network Monitoring, SSID

HCI Storage Efficiency

January 16, 2019 by Rich Stroffolino

How does HCI cluster size impact storage efficiency? Howard Marks has been looking into how economies of scale benefit HCI deployments.

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: @DeepStorageNet, HCI

Wiliot: The Power’s In The Air

January 16, 2019 by Rich Stroffolino Leave a Comment

Traditionally, powering a SoC requires wiring it up to the mains, or plugging in a battery. But a startup called Wiliot is trying to create chips powered by ambient radio frequencies. If they can pull this off, there are some interesting potential applications in the enterprise.

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: #CLEUR17, @PaesslerAG, @WiliotHQ, RFID

IT Certifications in 2019

January 14, 2019 by Rich Stroffolino

It seems like every year we continue to discuss the merits of IT certifications. Certainly there are many instances when a particular certification won’t pay off. But I think the consensus is that even in the rapidly changing IT landscape, certifications definitely have their place in career advancement.

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: @BonzoVT, IT Certifications

Amazon and Database-as-a-Service

January 11, 2019 by Rich Stroffolino

If databases are set to be the next big land grab for the public cloud, it’s unsurprising to see Amazon positioning themselves to dominate. Look no further than their recently announced MongoDB-compatible database-as-a-service offering Amazon DocumentDB. 

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: @ChrisMEvans, Amazon, AWS, MongoDB, public cloud

Saying Goodbye to Python 2.7

January 4, 2019 by Rich Stroffolino Leave a Comment

I recently came across the Python 2.7 countdown clock. Since the venerable Python 2.7 will no longer be maintained past January 1, 2020, the start of 2019 is the perfect time to start to plan to use and migrate to Python 3. 

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: python

NooBaa is acquired by Red Hat

January 4, 2019 by Rich Stroffolino

Red Hat is still in the process of being swallowed up by IBM, which means there was still time for the open source stalwart to make an acquisition of their own. I’ve had some briefings with NooBaa in the past, so I was surprised to see that Red Hat was acquiring the company late last year.

Filed Under: Favorites Tagged With: @ChrisMEvans, @RedHat, acquisition, NooBaa

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