This is the future of the Internet of Things.
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Category: Internet & Culture
Category: Internet & Cloud. This brand new thing: Internet & Cloud. Even though the technology is around for way more than 30 years, it is a never drying source of news and discoveries. The new channel of communication created a entirely new culture and created new businesses, fueling innovation and creativity.
All those things that clearly relate to something ‘new media’, items and thoughts that would not have been possible without the internet, will go here.
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Your home router.
If you don’t patch that device, somebody else may. Says Symantec.
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Lesson of the day.
Being popular has it’s downsides, @snowden learned it the hard way. The good part is, it looks a lot like he can be heard now. Now if only he will be understood.
I forgot to turn off notifications. Twitter sent me an email for each:
Follow
Favorite
Retweet
DM47 gigs of notifications. #lessonlearned
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) October 1, 2015
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AWS in Plain English
You develop apps and want to move to the cloud? You may start looking at Amazon Web Services (AWS), but are confused? ExpeditedSSL translates the names for you. Priceless.
But with 50 plus opaquely named services, we decided that enough was enough and that some plain english descriptions were needed.
via: AWS in Plain English
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Haskell and the Future of Coding
Haskell is a 25-year-old programming language that isn’t all that popular. But Facebook uses it, and that’s a sign of things to come.Wow. Not for a single day in the past 18 years did I even remotely think Haskell had a future. Even more with fancy hipster languages like, Ruby (not so much anymore), Scala, Groove, Erlang or even Clojure showing up, in commercial environments. Facebook is proving me wrong.
via: Facebook’s New Spam-Killer Hints at the Future of Coding | WIRED
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Economics Has a Math Problem
The field begins to look like others that rely on data.This is a discussion I had more than a decade back with economy students, as a student of computer science. The argument was much the same and nothing much has changed in the meantime. The difference is more data is available today and can be used much easier, though, which is to Noah Smiths argument.
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$AKAM releases Q2 2015 State of the Internet Security Report
Akamai has released the Q2 2015 State of the Internet Security Report. This quarter’s report, which provides analysis and insight into the global cloud security threat landscape, can be downloaded here.
via: Q2 2015 State of the Internet Security Report Released – The Akamai Blog
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Net neutrality helps terrorists.
At least that’s what lobbyists managed to convince politicians of, has The Verge.
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IPv4
Straight outta addresses.
Felt this was appropriate use of a meme. #IPv6 pic.twitter.com/DTOLo2bgvl
— Tom Hollingsworth (@NetworkingNerd) August 13, 2015
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Smartphones are the primary internet device in 2015.
Coming from 15% in 2013, smartphones are the primary device to connect to the internet only two years later. 2015 that that went up to 33%. Laptop and Desktop lost significantly in the same period.
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