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10 Jul 2009Google’s delusional, for now
I'm still out but read about Google taking on Microsoft in the paper and had to comment on it. So Chrome is now going to be a full-fledged OS taking on Windows 7. So they think they can take on Microsoft in the OS business!? Ha. I'm not going to hold my breath. Maybe once they get in bed with the hardware vendors and started forcing Chrome on buyers of ...
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09 Jul 2009
My latest security content
I'm taking this week off but I've scheduled this post of three (more) new articles I've written that you may be interested in:How Windows 7 stands up to security testsUsing an encryption appliance for data backup security (podcast)Data security concerns with online backupAs always, be sure to check out www.principlelogic.com/resources.html for all of my information security articles, podcasts, webcasts, screencasts and more....
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13 May 2009
Windows 7 – worth the wait?
I've never been big on major OS upgrades however Windows 7 is looking promising. I installed Windows 7 RC on an older test system this past weekend and it actually seems to work well so far! I am having some video driver crashes but other than that it looks like MS may have actually fixed the quirkiness with Vista. I always liked the Vista interface (Windows 7 has it) but ...
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