When you buy a product, what are the expectation you should be having? An awesome user experience using the product. When I decided to go for wireless mouse in 2008, I bought those cheap mouse, ranging from RM40~RM60. After the few months usage, it fails. That was when I rant it to Jason not long [...]
When I read about the news that Cisco seems to be interested in buying that Brocade, it just tell me one thing, “Finally”. After the Brocade bought over this Foundry Networks, they have issue and problem integrating the two segment of the market – Ethernet and FiberChannel. Meanwhile Cisco was bullish with their FCoE. It [...]
No. don’t bother to get something like this. For a RM 400 stuff it is a waste of money. I borrow from a friend since he was using it as a paper weight after using it for 1 week.
First. Web centric Google will continue to drive the cloud to another level. But it’s the right way to go eventually. Second. Droid and inteligent devices Everyone will own at least one of these devices. Capable of doing wonders with the apps. Like managing air conditioner and etc Third. Threats like worms – conficker The [...]
Taken when configuring wireless for iTunes.
As I stumbled upon the article from wired, I was fascinated by the things we often take it for granted. In this case would be the DNS engine, BIND9. In June 2005, a balding, slightly overweight, perpetually T-shirt-clad 26-year-old computer consultant named Dan Kaminsky decided to get in shape. He began by scanning the Internet [...]
