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Shecky Tweets for 2010-07-13

Posted on July 13, 2010May 17, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Shecky Tweets for 2010-07-13
  • The cycle attmpts to begin again, but are you able to break the cycle? #
  • #Apple ranks first in surging security bug count: #Security #IT #
  • #iPhone 4 Software Won't Fix Antenna: Reports – Mobile and Wireless from eWeek http://shar.es/mR2gS #Apple #iPhone4 #
  • As I look at all the lawsuits going on in the technology field, I realize why we don't have innovation anymore. (1/2) #
  • It is easier to sue than to event. Especially for the companies that never innovated anything, just bought other's patents. (2/2) #
  • Oh and right now its Steve Ballmer's turn to address the world. Course Google, and Job have both done theirs. #wpc10 #
  • Unfortunately, Steve Ballmer is looking more and more like what the late Peter Boyle would look like after coming out of a blender. #
  • I"m rewinding the feed from #wpc10 to watch the full Keynote. I'm noticing that it lasted less than 1 hour. #
  • The biggest problem with all the #CloudComputing talk is the cost of bandwith for an SMB. (1/2) #
  • Using a T1 for a client that has high traffic volume, is crazy. Too slow and more complaints from them. #
  • You know, I noticed that Ballmer ended 1 hour 45 min into the live feed. I went back and nothing live happened for the first 50 min (1/2) #
  • Then a bunch of talking about what partners are doing for 10 min. Someone else comes out, When are they going to get into the info? #
  • I tell you, neither Apple, nor Google went through all this Smoke up the butt that #Microsoft did to start #wpc10 #
  • The funny thing is they talk about this year being the year of the #cloud yet that has been said for the last few years. #
  • Ok, so 15 minutes into the "Keynote" Ballmer finally makes it on stage. That means he only talked for about 40 min. #
  • Ballmer admitted they have been talking about the #cloud for 4 years? What makes this year different when #bandwith is not cost effective? #
  • I'll watch Ballmer later. decided to go live #wpc10 #mspartner #
  • IT as a service is a great thing, but moving clients to the cloud is limited by #bandwith cost. When will #Microsoft understand? #
  • #Microsoft #Dynamics moving to the #Azure platform. #WPC10 #
  • @rachelbaker Here in the Chicago area, there are always options, but the problem is cost vs. what peopel are willing to pay. in reply to rachelbaker #
  • Hmmm, a #Win7 #netbook from HP that has touch screen. That could be interesting. Same with the #Toshiba #Libretto. #
  • #WPC10 right now is pushing #Win7 which is sort of like preaching to the choir. #
  • @rachelbaker If you have an ISP you recommend that has at least 10MB up and Down and is affordable, please let me know. in reply to rachelbaker #
  • Talking about #Office 2010 and how beta testers found tons of bugs that have been fixed. Thanks being given to Beta Testers and #mspartner #
  • #OCS14 has hi-def video for videoconferencing. #WPC10 #

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