I've talked about Internet Browser security briefly before, but I thought it might be best to follow up with a commonsense commentary on why I favor Firefox over other browsers.
I'm looking for an IRC client for OS X. I've run acros several but I'm not sure which will fit my needs.
Here are the current candidates:
Scalable web-based applications has been getting a lot of air-play on social networks like Twitter lately, mostly because Twitter has been overcome by scability issues and the service unreliable. Having an unreliable internet service is embarassing and unacceptable. There is no better way to kill your brand image than to have your viral social media strategy fall flat on its face in front of the whole "instant on" world.
I recently rolled off a project where I used the Scrum version of agile development methodologies for a government client. The irony was that the program office hated it, the security auditors hated it, and the government client loved it. Why? We got stuff done. The underlying principles for getting mission capabilities implemented rapidly were:
Something I had been hoping for since the original iPhone was announced is that there would be no contracts. Contracts are these slimy things that mobile service carriers tack on in exchange for a reduced cost on the phone and guaranteed recurring monthly revenue (RMR) in the place of guaranteed good service. At least that's how I see it.
