Edward Snowden

2013-06-17 @ admin

This guy is too smart for his own good. He’s also self-absorbed and naive which taken all together is a very bad combination. At least this story will be interesting to follow. I really don’t care how it turns out so if he thinks he did what he did for me he’s sadly miscalculated his patriotic rationale.

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Wi-Fi removes the office

2013-06-17 @ admin

Wireless computer networks are encouraging companies to do away with offices entirely and adopt a nomadic working lifestyle, according to research carried out by Paul Bevan at the University of Wales. He said officeless working was “emerging by serendipity”.

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Safeway expansion

2013-06-17 @ admin

There was talk a year back about how some residents in Clinton/PisstheCatAway were looking to have a grocery store built on Hyde Airfield because the Clinton Safeway (2.6 miles from the airfield), Padgett Corner’s Giant (2.3 miles), Shoppers on Coventy (2.7 miles), Safeway of Tantallon (3 miles) and the Giant of Livington Square (3 miles) were too far away.

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Make your refrigerator magnet stand out

2013-06-17 @ admin

The magnet is one of the most visible testaments of the plumber’s brand in the home.

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Five keys to successful automated testing

2013-06-17 @ admin

Even when there is clear evidence that automating a testing effort is economically justified, it can be difficult to determine how best to approach the transition to automated testing processes. In this article we present the five fundamental principles for automating software testing.

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State photo-ID databases become troves for police

2013-06-17 @ admin

It’s frightening to think about technological progress and its use by governments moving forward. Computer hardware and software are becoming so powerful that it won’t be difficult for a common citizen to compile a database on all the people in their locality. An app in your sunglasses will help you remember a person’s name. The surveillance camera at the corner store will collect data about each customer’s habits.

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Defect Management

2013-06-10 @ admin

Defects analysis helps managers make the go/no-go decisions about application deployment By analysing the defect statistics, a tester can take a snapshot of the application under test and tell exactly how many defects it currently has, their status, seventy, priority, age and so on. By giving different team members access to defect information, a tester can greatly improve communication in the organisation and get everyone on the same page as to the current status of the application. Dashboard applications are now being used to relay this kind of information in a graphical way.

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