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Facebook movie confirms advent of end times

If you thought the Starsky and Hutch movie represented the end of any pretense of originality in Hollywood, brace yourself: West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin is apparently working on creating a movie about Facebook.

AGATT - All Google All The Time

One of the comments on my last post said Chrome's entry to the market is more than a browser war, it's really a browser versus Operating System war. If you tilt your head just right and squint a little, you can make a case for AGATT – All Google, All The Time.

Converting Event Log Files

Three ways to convert older EVT event logs into the newer EVTX format.

Organizational Leadership - Preparing Leaders for Virtualizing the Business

Virtual business success begins at the top with Internet savvy leadership. What do you do, then, if after reviewing the leadership readiness questions you discover the firm's leaders are not ready to go virtual? This post explores a few of the most common hurdles of leadership readiness and how to overcome them as you build your business case for taking the firm virtual.

HP to do it right by doing it itself?

Or: What happens when you suddenly realize that your business depends on somebody else's.

Replacing the DVD in My G4

Replacing a failed DVD drive in a Mac G4 takes only a few tools and a few tricks. Here's how I muddled my way through to a working system.

(Is There) Motivation for VoIP Fuzzing

What have we learned during these six or so years of proactive security work with VoIP fuzzing? Here is my top ten discoveries.

Seven ways to build technologist teamwork

Teamwork is made even more complex as employees increasingly work at a distance from one another. While sophisticated communication devices allow team members to collaborate on a project from different locations across the country, there are also some less technology-centric ways of encouraging teamwork.

Here are seven tips to help maintain and strengthen the IT department's teamwork and cohesion.

The design phase

Some of you may also be having a grumble right now, because you were sold on this concept of “rapid prototyping” with Expression Blend from Microsoft, which is fantastic and exactly the process you would rather be taking to really speed up this entire design phase, except for one little problem: if your designers are not comfortable with Blend, then you are not going to get a heavily designed prototype.

Blogs useful for integrators

Normally, I don’t spend time reading blogs. If I read all those that I’d find useful, I’d never get anything done. Nevertheless, there’s some good stuff out there.