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	Richi Jennings: Tom Perkins 'regrets' his Godwinesque Nazi downfall Adolf is not amused. As you may recall, at the weekend, the 82-year-old ex-VC Tom Perkins added insult to literal injury with his odious "Kristallnacht" reference. Now he's apologizing for it -- but not for his underlying thesis. Was this really the best way to get people to stop smashing the windows of Google and Apple employee buses? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers affect Godwin. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation   Operational Analytics from A to Z As the market demands faster and more accurate responses to opportunities and threats, operational analytics is becoming the foundation for real-time decision making. The paper outlines the business value and technological foundations of operational analytics. View Now In this Issue Jonny Evans: Wall Street's reality distortion field to Apple's results Darlene Storm: Blame infected Windows PCs, not smart fridge, for spam-spewing botnet attack JR Raphael: To wood or not to wood? Why I'm sticking with the regular Moto X Jonny Evans: Quick guide: Take control of autocorrect on iPad, iPhone Michael Horowitz: How and why to check port 32764 on your router Sharky: That should narrow it down WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation   Understanding big data so you can act with confidence Automating information integration and governance and employing it at the point of data creation helps organizations boost confidence in their big data. A solid information integration and governance program should include automated discovery, profiling and understanding of diverse datasets View Now Jonny Evans: Wall Street's reality distortion field to Apple's results The reaction to Apple's record results announcement last night shows that if Wall Street ran the planet the planet would be in a mess -- which, unfortunately, it actually is. Read More   Darlene Storm: Blame infected Windows PCs, not smart fridge, for spam-spewing botnet attack Did you hear about the cyberattack in which 'smart' refrigerators, TVs, and Internet connected multi-media centers were part of botnet sending spam? Symantec said your fridge is innocent of the spam campaign this time, but you can blame it in the future. For now, blame the spam-spewing botnet attack on infected Microsoft Windows computers instead of IoT devices. Read More   JR Raphael: To wood or not to wood? Why I'm sticking with the regular Moto X Motorola's new wood-backed Moto X models look incredible -- but are they right for you? A few noteworthy things to consider. Read More   WHITE PAPER: IBM Corporation   Must-have capabilities for today's warehouse environment Speed, simplicity and affordability: 3 capabilities businesses need from their warehousing environment. IBM DB2 with BLU Acceleration gives organizations a complete, multipurpose environment to rapidly distill insight from their data, make timely decisions and capitalize on opportunities View Now Jonny Evans: Quick guide: Take control of autocorrect on iPad, iPhone "**** autocorrect!" If this thought crosses your mind frequently, reader, then I hope you get something from this quick guide to making autocorrect on iPhone, iPad work a little better for you... Read More   Michael Horowitz: How and why to check port 32764 on your router Recently routers from Linksys, Netgear, Cisco and others were found to have a huge security flaw. Here I attempt to explain the flaw, show how to test if a router is vulnerable, and offer advice on dealing with a router with a port 32764 problem. Read More   Sharky: That should narrow it down Pilot fish at this growing manufacturing outfit gets an emailed request from a user who needs access to Access. The problem: Even with upgrades to web and SQL, there are some 70 Access databases running all over the company. Read More
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