@Bill-Kindle said:

@scottalanmiller said:

e that term a lot, after 9/11 in the US "orange alert" is what they meant when there was no danger at all. When everything is an emergency, nothing is. So orange status became the new green and instead of making people more alert, we simply eliminated the ability to warn people at all. Now red means orange, orange means green and there is no way to make people actually pay attention as nothing is the new red.

Yeah I saw another report this morning about Staples having a breach, and it was malware this malware that, and not really on how they probably pulled a Home Depot and hired a hack for their head of IT security. (speculation yes).

I prefer to be always vigilant, instead of always afraid.

Staples got hacked? I'm not surprised. Their infrastructure is ancient!

InfoWorld has a new article on this now....

http://www.infoworld.com/article/2835664/tech-industry/three-ways-ibm-can-shine-after-shedding-its-cpu-division.html

Good to know.

Nice update to Veeam, thanks.

well so much for that project. They seem to have gotten a lot more attention and press than they had wanted.

It makes sense as both have a lot of stack in the Chromebook game. Intel wants to move processors and AMD is currently weak in the Chromebook space (but for how long) and Samsung is very strong in the CB space while being weak in the traditional laptop space. So they both want to see Chromebooks succeeding for their own reasons.

Handoff - moving stuff between OSX and iOS iCloud Drive Extensions - Widgets "reformed" Markup - for annotating images and PDFs AirDrop - exchange files with iOS easily The rest is pretty weak

Yikes!

Nice system... even for $1100...

@scottalanmiller said:

And thus it begins.... Connecticut next?

http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Yale-New-Haven-Hospital-Admits-Person-with-Ebola-Like-Symptoms--279415262.html

Wonderful

I do, I've got a long time without one now. Had one for a few months but that was all. The new ones are super light and thin which is pretty cool and even more processing power than the iPhone 6 if you go for the larger model.

We've seen this a bit. Printers are just not very secure.

@ajstringham exactly. Because cloud vs. premise is all a matter of perspective.

A vulnerability in legacy standards?! WHO KNEW?!

Not very exciting updates, but I suppose that that makes sense in the hypevisor these days. What exactly would we be looking for?

@JaredBusch love it!

Way to go Open Source!

Well, that's interesting...