Ive been a user of the excellent Google Wave for some weeks now.  Ive written about how impressed I was even though its still in its development phase.  Whilst using the service, I wondered from day 1 how long it would be before the Microsoft faithful would start to take a dislike to the suggestion of alternatives to Microsoft products.  I didn’t have to wait long.

I was chatting in a Wave entitled “Do you like Windows 7?” which had been created by the user Jayant.  As the wave became more popular it became apparent that more people were voting “no” to a poll which asked the above question.  From memory the figures stood at approx 20 “yes” 9 “no” and 3 undecided.  Of course (IMO) the MS faithful cannot have anyone saying they don’t like Windows 7 (at least until Windows 8 is ready for sale) so the Wave was deleted by an unknown user.

The creator of the wave had this to say:

2 days before there were 34 people who voted here but one “idiot F***” deleted this wave…otherwise now it should have 67 voters. F*** that idiot.

As more of the Microsoft faithful discover Google Wave we can (IMO) expect more of this behaviour and perhaps highlights an issue which Google need to sort out quickly in respect of features, that being, only the creator of a wave can delete it and users own comments cannot be edited by any other user.  Its a shame that there are people that appear to be so frightened of an alternative to Microsoft that they have to engage in actions like this.  Its also a shame that I believe the creator of this wave actually is a Windows 7 user and now they too have had their first experience of the Microsoft faithful.

Goblin – bytes4free@googlemail.com

Endlich räumt mal jemand mit den FUD-Geschichten vom googelnden Personalchef auf, der seine Entscheidung anhand längst verjährter Partyfotos aus Studententagen fällt:

»Es ist noch nicht lange her, da wurden Bewerber vor Personalchefs gewarnt, die angeblich nichts Besseres zu tun hatten als von morgens bis abends nach verfänglichen Partyfotos und peinlichem Privatkram im Internet zu stöbern.
(…)
Jetzt zeigt eine Studie, dass der Alarm übertrieben war. Denn bisher interessieren sich die wenigsten Personalexperten für soziale Netzwerke.«

(sueddeutsche.de: Soziale Netzwerke – Der Spion schläft)

Plausibel waren diese Geschichten ohnehin nie. Partyfotos liefern einfach keine relevante Information über einen Bewerber.

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With scox in tatters, how do you a software giant defend your crap against linux ? Linux is open to all.

Well Microsoft essentially have been patenting the commands of a linux box – essentially a command called sudo, and a command called gksudo which is an gui for sudo.  There are some real idiots in the us patent office.

Recently ms was also passing off a software loader as their paid software when it had an open source licence.

It’s not good enough to show up the idiots in the patent office, and be caught stealing, while threatening to sue the linux community.

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Como resumen para el linuxero que lee esto; NADA!, todo lo que promocionan como lo más “top” de las tecnologías de Sistemas Operativos y todas sus características llevan años en el mundo Unix-Like (Linux, BSD, macOSX, etc) y de hecho ni siquiera aporta “nada nuevo” al fatídico Windows Vista.

Requerimientos:

Windows 7 devora más recursos que el último juego que monté en Windows; Need For Speed Underground; en estos momentos Windows 7 pide como “mínimo” para funcionar:

1 Ghz 32-bit o 64-bit
1 Gb de RAM mínimo
16 Gb de Espacio en Disco
Tarjeta de video con aceleración y mínimo 128 MB de DDRAM

Con esas especificaciones podías el año pasado jugar Need For Speed en un Windows XP; pero ahora estas son las especificiones SOLO para el Sistema Operativo.

Para poder jugar Call of Duty en Windows 7 o Modern Warfare, necesitaré entonces como mínimo 768 MB de video para contrarrestar el alto consumo de video para *eyecandy* de Windows 7.

Luego de ver un video demostrativo de las características de Windows 7 que lo diferencias de otros *Windows* y de otros Sistemas, paso a hacer un review comparativo.

Its A-LIVE?:
* Windows Live Writer: Una aplicación (medio wordpad con esteroides) que te permite “blogear” en cualquier cuenta de blog online (registrada por Microsoft, no cualquiera realmente) usando un editor de texto común; además de existir cantidades “ingentes” de extensiones para Firefox para hacer la misma cosa, considero que no aporta nada nuevo de lo que ya existe en materia de aplicaciones para blogging.
* Windows Live Online Gallery: Permite editar imágenes y subirlas a “Online Albums”; además de hacer algo que Google Picasa ha ofrecido hace muchisimos años ya de forma libre (y para colmo, hecho en la propia tecnología .NET de Microsoft), no ofrece nada que una persona con Picnik (http://www.picnik.com/) podría hacer rápidamente.
* Windows Live Mail: Hotmail ahora tiene un front-end para Windows 7; great!, cuando miles de personas abandonan en estampida Hotmail para unirse a Gmail y sus aplicativos (GTalk, Google Wave) es interesante que Microsoft abandone el Outlook Express y se haga un aplicativo “aparte” solo para Hotmail.
Nota Interesante: Sabían que *Google Contacts* Sincroniza tus contactos con *casí* cualquier cosa, incluyendo un Celular corriendo Android?, ya no necesito andar exportando listas de contactos ni complicadas aplicaciones ActiveSync; inicio con mi cuenta igoogle y mis contactos se sincronizarán entre mi correo, mi igoogle y mi teléfono celular.
*ESO* si es interesante.

Aero 7:
* Sparkles, Shadows, Drop Shadows & Shines: Tanto en íconos como en barras de herramientas; Creo que Glitz+openGL ha ofrecido esto para Gnome o KDE desde hace más de 4 años
* Mini-Windows preview in Taskbar: Ha sido un plugin para Cairo y para Compiz desde finales del 2007
* Easy Re-arrange of Icons: Hemos podido re-ordenar los íconos y arrastrado nuevos íconos hacia cualquier barra de tareas desde que tengo uso de razón en Linux
Media Center:
* Image effects & Slideshows: No solamente ha existido en sistemas Unix-Like como BSD, Linux y MacOSX efectos de slideshows para ver las imágenes; sino que incluso Firefox agrega una extensión llamada “CoolIris” que permite ver como slideshows imágenes de Flickr y otras páginas con efectos 3D “¡y en tu propio Navegador!”; fácil, rápido y no necesita un “Sistema Operativo completo especial ” aparte (Windows 7 Premium o Media Center Edition).
Desktop:
* Quickly “Show Desktop” Option: ?, eso existía desde Windows 98 (pero ahora lo volvieron una “opción” y no un ícono) y ha sido parte del escritorio gnome desde siempre.
* “Show Desktop” effect: En Compiz puedes definir que efecto (atenuación, giro, ocultamiento de ventanas, fly-away, etc) realizarán las ventanas abiertas para ocultarse y mostrar el escritorio.
De hecho y como nota jocosa; Windows aún sigue sin soportar múltiples escritorios, algo que ha existido en casí todos los gestores de ventanas sobre X-Windows desde tiempos inmemoriales.
* Auto-change Desktop background: Cada cierto tiempo Windows cambiará tu Background tomandolo de una carpeta de imágenes; qué novedoso!, eso ha existido como Desklet, como aplicativo para Gnome y KDE o como Plugin de Compiz y nadie planteó hacer una revolución ante semejante “novedad”.
Windows Menú:
* Sigue siendo el mismo menú de Windows Vista y obviamente el mismo de KDE (que lo implementó antes que Vista >.<)
Aspecto:
* Temas!: O sea que ya no necesitas comprar (o crakear) una licencia de TG-Soft Windows Blinds!; ahora viene con temas listos! (novedad?, eso ya no lo tenía Windows XP?); no solamente existen páginas para temática de escritorio en Linux (gnome-look.org y kde-look.org) sino que además Gnome soporta íconos en SVG (vectores) que pueden ser redimensionados como queramos y no se ven limitados al formato bitmap ico y al máximo de 64×64 píxeles que arrastra desde Windows 98.
Ventanas:
* Posibilidad de Snap-in y “Snap-to Grid”: Fue la primera opción que agregaron Beryl, Compiz y Cairo a sus efectos de ventana por allá por los inicios de XGL en 2006
* Maximize in Drag to Border and Restore: cuando arrastras una ventana al borde, se pega ahí y se maximiza automáticamente, se restaura si se despega; característica básica de toda ventana XGL y de cualquier gestor de composición de ventanas en Linux que se respete (Compiz, Fusion, Beryl, Cairo, etc)
Widgets:
* Desktop Widgets ready: Permiten pegar relojes y otras “mini-aplicaciones” al escritorio. nada novedoso pues no solamente existen Widgets en Linux; sino que puedes escoger cual usar, Screenlets, gnome-desklets, si estás en KDE usarás los widgets de super-karamba o los de KDE4.

Como nota adicional; para hacer estos efectos Windows 7 requiere “al menos” hardware de aceleración de video “no muy barato” y con soporte a las últimas especificaciones de DirectX; mientras que las aceleraciones de Compiz y Cairo ni siquiera necesitan aceleración por hardware y cualquier tarjeta con soporte AIGLX (GLX asistido; casi toda tarjeta lo tiene) puede renderizar los efectos de escritorio.

Y como una nota jocosa; Windows Movie Maker sigue en beta! (sí!, desde Windows Millenium!, incréible una beta de más de 9 años de existencia!) y es que Picnik (una aplicación web para editar imágenes) es 1000 veces más potente y versatil que Windows Movie Maker.

Conclusiones

Este fue un review de las cosas de *aspecto* alrededor de Windows 7; no aporta nada estética o user-friendly revolucionario y no es ni más versatil que Windows XP ni que un Ubuntu con todos los efectos y juguetes (Compiz, Desklets, Glitz y XGL, etc).

Como final, también vale la pena aclarar como Windows 7 aplasta premisas principales que manejó el Team Core de Windows Vista desde la época de Longhorn en 2002:

• WinFS: Microsoft le *prometió* al mundo un sistema de archivos con journalist para Windows Vista; pero ni siquiera mejoraron NTFS; con Windows 7 ocurre el mismo accidente y solamente se *parchea* contra algunos bugs a NTFS; se mantienen limitantes tan bizarras como 32 mil carácteres en un path o 2TB para una partición máxima en 32 bits
• Sistema X-Windows con múltiples escritorios; incluso el creador de Linux Gentoo se fue a trabajar para Microsoft en estas tecnologías y en el uso intensivo de XML; ninguna de estas dos cosas ha sido implementada.
• Avalon: El revolucionario sistema de gráficos quedó en simples “Shines & Sparkles” de Aero y la tan mentada  “re-escritura” de la Master Foundation Class (MFC) para controles se quedó en el fondo de la pila del Vaporware de Microsoft.

El Vaporware de Microsoft ha sido tan intenso; que de ser una “nueva y revolucionaria versión”  de Windows (Codename:Blackcomb) Windows 7 pasó a ser una “simple revisión menor y adelgazamiento con Splenda” de Windows Vista.

Ya se inició el vaporware de Windows 8; que incluso dicen que será de 128 bits (tendrían que re-escribir toda su fundación y re-hacer toda su plataforma .NET, algo que obviamente suena a vaporware, nuevamente).

Creo que los premios Vaporware de Wired News debería darle mención honorífica de por vida a Microsoft por su capacidad de hacer ficción en vez de Software todos los años.

Bueno, como una nota para que se rían un rato; lo único *nuevo* que aporta Windows 7 para sus usuarios es una membresía para Casa Club TV; acá un video cortesía de nuestros amigos de Microsoft que les enseña a la gente como hacer “fiestas de instalación” algo “novedosisimo” para ellos pero que se viene haciendo en latinoamérica con los FLISOL (Festivales Latinoamericanos de Instalación de Software Libre) desde 2005; si ven el video, se darán cuenta que parece más un programa de Casa Club TV o Utilisima que un video para promocionar la instalación de un Sistema Operativo.

Debo aclarar que lo único que aprendí con el video es a poner globitos en los FLISOL y serviré pasapalos!

I have a fat cat.

I’m fairly convinced that she has some sort of black hole based digestive system. She’s always hungry, and she follows me about, meowing until she gets fed. I’m starting to think she only keeps me around because I have the necessary thumbs to open the cat food packets.

This is how normal people turn into mad cat ladies isn’t it?

The house next to mine is occupied by a law firm, or some sort of conglomeration of lawyers. Ostensibly. They were rude to us when we were moving stuff into the basement, so I hold no special place in my heart for them.

Particularly as they have this light – this security light – at the back entrance of their house. I could understand if they were coming and going at all hours of the night but they aren’t, and besides, come on, this is a little town which on the whole is quite polite to anyone and everyone. I cannot think what they could possibly be on about, with that light.

Even so, I’ve become intrigued by its schedule. It doesn’t appear to be triggered by a motion sensor – numerous experiments, involving myself and others, seem to have proved this point – but neither does it appear to be on a strict timer. If it is on some sort of timer, by my cocktail-napkin calculations it must be on some random schedule of on and off, without much concern about energy or actual trespassers (will), or so forth.

I would not complain about this, but for the fact that my bedroom window does look out upon the same alleyway as the back of said law firm’s house, and so I am plagued nightly by the turnings on and off of said “security” light.

I one day hope, Oedipa-Mass-like, to uncover the covert secret meaning of the law firm, to comprehend why they are so important that they need to have a randomly-timed security light over their back entryway.

But now onto something infinitely more pleasurable: FOOD.

These are from a little while ago, when I was having another go at cooking a chicken (free-range, sans-drugs, raised as happy as can be sort of bloke). I was using, and modifying, a Martha Stewart (blessed be thy name) recipe, which called for the chicken to be placed upon a bed of coarsely-chopped onions – after, of course, said chicken had been stuffed with a fork-pricked (cease your sniggering) lemon, and trussed up, and anointed with various herbs and olive oil and butter.

I did not have a lemon, so I used a couple of limes. Likewise, I did not have Martha’s appointed herbs, so I used what I had to hand: some thyme, some rosemary, and some basil (by the bye, did you realize that basil is ridiculously easy to grow? All it wants is water and a bit of sunlight; but if you neglect the watering, water it shortly, and it will bloom like nobody’s business; behold the wonder of the humble basil plant). I also opted to use only olive oil, and no butter, as I’m attempting to be good about cholesterol and the like.

Here are the limes that went into the cavity of said bird:

Chopped garlic (I do not recommend looking at the “actual” size of this photo, as it got unhappily grainy):

Another Martha Stewart tip, and entirely necessary for those who, like I, have weirdly odor-permeable fingers:

The beast in its pre-cooked glory:

Alas that I neglected to take a photo of the finished product!

Rest assured it was delicious.

P.S. Dearest feline, please stop licking the imitation palm tree. You are seriously freaking me out.

I is ready for lunch when you are

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MIT Technology review recently posted a interview with crypto-hero Whitfield Diffie.

Although the entire interview is great, one stands out…

Technology Review: What are the security implications of the growing move toward cloud computing?

Whitfield Diffie: The effect of the growing dependence on cloud computing is similar to that of our dependence on public transportation, particularly air transportation, which forces us to trust organizations over which we have no control, limits what we can transport, and subjects us to rules and schedules that wouldn’t apply if we were flying our own planes. On the other hand, it is so much more economical that we don’t realistically have any alternative.

There’s another dimension to his analogy that we need to consider.  When airplanes fail (i.e. hijacked), human lives may be lost and panic ensues.   We haven’t yet, to my knowledge, have had a visible electronic attack that has such significant consequence (albiet the “Cyberterror” concern has been felt by Estonia).   We’ve seen a few headaches, but nothing life theatening.Clearly, given the amount of control computers have over our lives, it’s only a matter of time.  When that unfortunate time comes, what will occur?  New laws and regulations?  Direct government oversight? Will the industry police itself into innovating new technologies as a competitive advantage?

Let’s hope the latter.  One of the key differences is that it’s hard to sell airline security.  Would a consumer fly on Airline A rather then Airline B, knowing that the pilot of airline A could carry a gun, or had a more secure cockpit door?  Do these things even really make us more secure?

The other difference is that air travel is a commodity and there’s not that much growth left.  In fact, most businesses (the sweet spot customer of the airline industry) are cutting back travel.  The airline industry is focused on taking share from each other, and the primary factor is “who can supply at the lowest price.” It’s hard for the airline business to change,  since profits are scarce and growth is inhibited (new continents don’t seem to be popping up on the planet earth anymore).

In the IT/Internet/technology arena, there’s a few big differences:

• First, the computer security industry has proven that you can sell security to the end user — and you can certainly sell it to the business market.  If I were building a company on a cloud platform, I’d pay a premium for the provider who could offer better security features.
• Second,  with the cloud movement, the “right things” (storage, compute, network) are reverting to a commodity posture, which will lower the barriers for new, higher level,  services to be built at scale.  Lowing the barriers will ignite opportunity, and a rush to use cloud-based applications.  Putting it another way, a few entrepreneurs can build a company on a cloud provider without buying datacenters, servers, power, gigantic network connections, and even hiring IT staff to build the servers out.  In the cloud, all of this is done with a credit card and a few clicks of the mouse.  If security issues emerge, the profit-motive will drive the cloud provider to quickly retool an offering to respond to a threat, or, they’ll be passed by.

However, in the meantime (and with the constant media attention focused on “cloud failures”)  it will be a turbulent ride.

- Craig

Dis good amount. Thank u.

git me mah stretchee pantz.

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If there’s one thing I know about women, it’s that they have to go to the WC every five minutes no matter WHERE they are, am I right, guys??

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“Simply put, GoGirl is the way to stand up to crowded, disgusting, distant or non-existent bathrooms. It’s a female urination device (sometimes called a FUD) that allows you to urinate while standing up. It’s neat. It’s discreet. It’s hygienic. [And feminist friendly!]

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My early product line management PLM career at Rockwell International’s Network Transmission Systems Division and later Alcatel was a “tough row to hoe”. My products were element-layer and network-layer management systems for telecom networks. For the network operator, these products were expensive to purchase, a little mysterious and esoteric for the uninformed, a heavy burden to maintain, and for 99.9% of the time these systems were nearly invisible and seemingly unneeded. Try justifying that purchase to the decision makers… It was a tough sell because there were so few facts to demonstrate a rational need. On the other side of the table, these products were especially difficult for me to garner funds for their development. I was severely challenged to show how much revenue my products would generate when our customers didn’t want to purchase these products in the first place. Worse, these particular management system products were “bargaining chip give-aways” to “seal the deal” if necessary. My customer counterparts and I were often in the most unfortunate position of having FUD as the only sales tool in our PLM toolbox. Measuring the real contribution to the bottom line for my products whether for us or our customers was impossible.

If a justification effort turns to the tools of FUD – fear, uncertainty and doubt, any seasoned executive will recognize the “ploy” from a subordinate and is likely to reject the “amateurish” effort outright. And if the seasoned executive can, they will often wield the tools of FUD themselves on less experienced adversaries to disarm a conflict or force an agreement – FUD is fast to foist and often effectively glosses over many troublesome details.

I learned a number of valuable lessons from the old PLM days, and I continue to pass them onto my clients at every opportunity:

1) In the absence of facts, hire the best salesperson you can to sew the seeds of hope, ambition and confidence – HAC – to counter FUD. In a battle exclusively of metaphor and hyperbole, charisma wins out to justify a “leap of faith”.

2) FACTS overcome FUD – and HAC, too – always! It is always worthwhile to discover facts and master their presentation.

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What a cat really sees when it looks at a small rodent

wheerz teh sprinklz?

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u gotz a rok opener?

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