Clearing the Clouds of Technology
Are all the notifications getting to you? Does your phone buzz, ping and ding with far too many deeply unimportant messages? Imagine, then, you work in an IT department.
It seems that, at least for some IT people, their brains are being addled by a constant stream of alerts. Can so many things be going wrong with IT systems? Are at least some of these alerts false alarms? How can you tell?
IT departments driven batty by alerts was originally published on iSeeTech
Anyone who has listened to a teenager, sports commentator, or corporate management knows the connection between words and meaning can be fluid. A new dance craze can be both “cool” and “hot” at the same time. A star player’s “sick moves” don’t necessarily require any medical attention. And if a company is going to “reorganize,”…
7 bad programming ideas that work was originally published on iSeeTech
As the FBI declares its malware-like software cannot be malware as it is used with non-malicious intent, we ponder the ethics of the good guys using the same tools as the bad guys. * Read the full article here
Is it ethical to use malware when disrupting cyber-crime? was originally published on iSeeTech
Is it ethical to use malware when disrupting cyber-crime? was originally published on iSeeTech
A project on how to use a 1280×800 LCD Kit to build a battery powered portable mini monitor which is useful for your DSLR camera, your Raspberry Pi or to extend the viewing field of your computer. * Read the full article here
DIY Portable Mini Monitor was originally published on iSeeTech