Posted by kylistah on Aug 28, 2008 in
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applications I’ve been doing a lot of reading on Cloud Computing recently, the infrastructures, the architectures, and the clients. While reading various websites, white papers, and the like, I came across a blog post at DonorPerfect that really made me think about “The Clouds” and the future. The title of this blog post is what really [...]
Tags: applications, Cloud Computing, Confusion, Cost, DonorPerfect, ENKI, GigaOm, Infrastructure., PEER 1, security, Technology
Posted by kylistah on Jan 21, 2008 in
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applications Phil Zimmermann, the creator of PGP has always had the ability to combine politics and technology. In the 1980′s, Zimmermann was a software engineer by day and pulling a double work load as a military police analyst for the Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign. By doing this, he saw the need to develop e-mail software encryption [...]
Tags: Creator, Developer, Encrypted, Encryption, Interview, key, Magazine, P2P, Peer to Peer, PGP, Phil Zimmerman, phone, Protocol, RTP, SDK, security, Servers, SIP, software, source, Source Code, VoIP, Zfone, ZRTP
Posted by kylistah on Dec 10, 2007 in
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applications After approximately a year, Rails 2.0 has been released. With new features, tons of fixes, and a little bit of polishing up, they’ve made 2.0 to be more “coherent and lean”. Here is a short list of what’s new in Rails 2.0: Action Pack: Resources: (They say that this is where the bulk of the [...]
Tags: 2.0, application, cookie, fixes, http, rails, release, ruby, security, updates, upgrade
