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• AWS brings no-code to Amazon SageMaker machine learning
  Amazon Web Services has announced limited general availability of Amazon SageMaker Canvas, a visual, no-code tool for creating machine learning models aimed at business analysts.Built as a new capabil…
  - 14 hours ago 2 Dec 21, 7:26pm -
• Hands-on with SolidJS
  SolidJS is a unique approach to reactive front-end JavaScript. It provides a compact set of reactive “primitives” and leverages those to support higher-order functionality. This sounds somewhat li…
  - 23 hours ago 2 Dec 21, 11:00am -
• “Do More with R” video tutorials
  ‘Do More with R’ offers quick video tips on useful things you can do in the R programming language. Now you can search these R tutorial videos by topics, tasks, and packages in the table below. (C…
  - 1 day ago 1 Dec 21, 11:59pm -
• Red Hat plops Celonis EMS on AWS cloud
  Red Hat, IBM, and data processing company Celonis have announced general availability of the Celonis Execution Management System (EMS) on Red Hat OpenShift on AWS (ROSA) as a managed cloud service.Cel…
  - 2 days ago 1 Dec 21, 7:46pm -
• Using WiX to build Windows installers
  All Windows applications need to be installed. Sure, you can just wrap your binaries and assets in a zip file and leave installation as an exercise for your users, but that means they’re unlikely to…
  - 2 days ago 1 Dec 21, 11:00am -
• AWS kicks off re:Invent with compute, networking, and data launches
  For anyone expecting the new Amazon Web Services’ CEO Adam Selipsky to beat a new path for the cloud behemoth, Tuesday’s keynote address at AWS’s annual user conference would have come as a disa…
  - 3 days ago 30 Nov 21, 9:00pm -
• BrandPost: How dynamic configuration can avoid the butterfly effect of app changes
  In the world of chaos theory, weather forecasting, and science fiction, the “butterfly effect” is a popular way of stating that a small change in one state of a complex system can result in large…
  - 3 days ago 30 Nov 21, 3:36pm -
• BrandPost: Installing guardrails for app configuration changes
  Do-overs, re-do, roll again or mulligans – whatever your preferred usage, these terms all give us a chance to correct our mistakes, such as when you slice your drive on the first tee, or your dice r…
  - 3 days ago 30 Nov 21, 3:30pm -
• Weaveworks launches first enterprise Gitops platform
  Weaveworks is making its first enterprise-grade Gitops platform generally available today. Called Weave GitOps Enterprise, the proprietary platform aims to automate continuous application delivery and…
  - 3 days ago 30 Nov 21, 1:00pm -
• Scaling telemetry monitoring with InfluxDB
  User expectations for software applications keep rising. Nowadays, services are expected to be highly reliable and perform well 24/7. Any kind of downtime is going to result in frustrated users and hu…
  - 3 days ago 30 Nov 21, 11:00am -

Etherealmind

• Blessay: Factors in Supply Chain Problems for Technology
  Repeated themes in technology supply chain indicate long term issues
  - 60 days ago 4 Oct 21, 12:40pm -
• Dictionary: Dumb Pipes
  What does Dumb Pipe mean ?
  - 71 days ago 23 Sep 21, 10:03am -
• Blessay: Enterprise DevOps is about Hiring More People
  The hidden secret of DevOps is headcount justification
  - 80 days ago 14 Sep 21, 11:44am -
• Response: Survey Reveals Talent Shortages as Biggest Barrier to Emerging Technologies Adoption
  Lack of training not lack of talent
  - 80 days ago 14 Sep 21, 11:19am -
• Musing: Does 802.1x Matter Anymore ?
  802.1X has little relevance over time.  As distributed work becomes widespread, laptops and smartphones will not connect to campus or branch networks operated by IT departments. Home broadband, cafe…
  - 17 Aug 21, 12:48pm -
• Network Break Quick Take – New Video Series
  New video series Network Break Quick Take
  - 28 Jul 21, 8:18am -
• Heavy Strategy 008: Five Core Issues for IT Architects in 2021
  I’ve just published the latest episode of Heavy Strategy with Johna Til-Johnson. In this episode we discuss five issues that we think IT Architects should be considered for 2021. The discussion on w…
  - 15 Jul 21, 3:49pm -
• Microsoft Misplaced Security Priorites
  Pays bug bounty pittance, spends big on speculative product
  - 15 Jul 21, 2:42pm -
• Password Managers Aren’t Good But I Use One
  Not the app but the integration
  - 12 Jul 21, 10:16am -
• Convergence & Complexity Go Hand In Hand
  Many ways to converge .... Many types of converge
  - 8 Jul 21, 2:13pm -

ITWorld

• Podcast: What Apple's lawsuit against NSO Group means for digital rights
  Last week, Apple filed a lawsuit against NSO Group, the technology firm behind the Pegasus spyware. In its lawsuit, Apple seeks to hold NSO Group accountable for alleged surveillance of select iPhone…
  - 14 hours ago 2 Dec 21, 7:47pm -
• How to use FileVault to protect business data on Macs
  If you run a business on Macs (and many companies do) then you should become familiar with FileVault, the disk encryption system that's built into macOS. When used properly, it makes it extremely hard…
  - 16 hours ago 2 Dec 21, 5:25pm -
• Microsoft cheat sheets: Dive into Windows and Office apps
  Need to get up to speed on the latest features in Excel? Wrestling with an old version of Word? Looking to get more out of Windows 10? Computerworld's cheat sheets are easy-to-use guides to help you n…
  - 23 hours ago 2 Dec 21, 11:00am -
• Windows 11 adoption nears 9%, but businesses are waiting
  How fast is Windows 11 being adopted by users?The answer appears to be "hardly at all" to "slowly," depending on which set of data you look at.New data from computer monitoring software provider AdDu…
  - 23 hours ago 2 Dec 21, 11:00am -
• Microsoft aims Teams Essentials at small-biz customers
  Microsoft has introduced a new paid tier for its Teams collaboration software aimed at small business customers.The new option — called Teams Essentials — offers additional features and support fo…
  - 2 days ago 1 Dec 21, 9:41pm -
• Windows 11 Insider Previews: What’s in the latest build?
  Windows 11 has been released, but behind the scenes, Microsoft is constantly working to improve the newest version of Windows. The company frequently rolls out public preview builds to members of its…
  - 2 days ago 1 Dec 21, 9:27pm -
• What to expect from Apple in 2022
  Business users have a lot to look forward to from Apple in the coming year. With 2022 less than a month away now, here's a rundown of what's likely coming.The iPhone SE – the lowest cost 5G iPhoneA…
  - 2 days ago 1 Dec 21, 5:29pm -
• The Pixel-exclusive rebirth of a beloved Android feature
  Friends, rabbits, internet-persons, lend me your ears (bunny-shaped or otherwise). Today, we need to take a titillating trip back in time — 'cause a pivotal part of our Android-flavored past is abou…
  - 2 days ago 1 Dec 21, 2:58pm -
• How to use Outlook’s new calendar board view to organize your work
  Microsoft recently launched a handy new Outlook feature — a Kanban-style board view in Outlook Calendar. Currently available only in Outlook on the web, the new feature lets you pin cards containing…
  - 2 days ago 1 Dec 21, 11:00am -
• Noteworthy technology acquisitions 2021
  Amid the coronavirus, 2020 was unpredictable in more ways than anyone would have expected. But one thing that stayed fairly constant was the steady flow of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) across the te…
  - 3 days ago 30 Nov 21, 3:57pm -