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Tag Archives: technology
Web 2.0 … what’s all the fuss about?
A picture they say is worth a thousand words. How about a video? Check this out:
What are you up to Mr. Bezos?
Jeffrey P. Bezos, does not attract news like Bill Gates, or Larry Page, or Larry Ellison or a bunch of other people. But don’t let that fool you he is doing his share to innovate and bring a change through … Continue reading
Designed to be thrown!
When radical change is part of the plan, “Use and Throw” is an effective policy. Agility and adaptability afforded by such policy are not only defensive traits in the face of a rapidly changing environment, but can easily be harnessed … Continue reading
An invitation to hackers … coming soon.
Few people realize the essence of hacking. It’s not about breaking into systems, it’s not about conning credit card details, it’s not about defaming the government (the government itself, is fairly capable at that), it’s not about inflated ego’s, its … Continue reading
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