Reference: Cook Report Network Rennaissance
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The State of the Internet of Things
The State of the Internet of Things – Is There Enough Commercial Activity? By Richard MacManus / April 12, 2011 10:42 PM ReadWriteWeb (RWW) Over the weekend there was a hackathon held to promote the Internet of Things (IoT), when real world objects get connected to the Internet. The event was run by London-based IoT …
New Army Chief of Staff: Out of Touch? NEW: Blistering Bullshit Flag Waved from Afghanistan
For information. Source of Letter From Afghanistan for ACOS: I have not seen so much BS in a while. The 10th Mountain deployed to Afghanistan without the proper equipment to operate in the mountains. They lacked adequate cold weather gear and our lift capability does not fly well here either. With the exception of 40 …
US Goverment 2011 Revenue, Costs, & Debt–Two Party Tyranny Lies Straight Up, Media Goes Along
UPDATED 29 May 2011 to add top-level link: Seven Promises to America–Who Will Do This? Let’s start with the state of inequality in the USA today–the concentration of wealth would make Hitler proud. The middle class is the Jews, the blue collar class is the working Poles (the ones allowed to live), and Congress is …
Charles Wyble: Autonomous Free Internet
Hey folks, I have really enjoyed the discussion on the list over the past few days. Great stuff. Got me thinking. I suppose I owe you folks a big long post on what I think the “next net” should look like, just like I posted my vision and work towards implementing the FreedomBox vision. Below …
SSL Has Sucking Chest Wounds–Time to Die…
How is SSL hopelessly broken? Let us count the ways Blunders expose huge cracks in net’s trust foundation By Dan Goodin in San Francisco • Get more from this author Posted in Security, 11th April 2011 03:00 GMT Phi Beta Iota: Instead of spending $12 billion on cyber-attack and trying to defend 1970’s technology created by …
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Reference: World Map of Social Networks
Source Tip of the Hat to Arno Reuser at LinkedIn.
