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  I have no boils

  Publié: octobre 19, 2017, 9:46pm CEST par Robert X. Cringely

  This is probably the last picture ever taken of our house in Santa Rosa, California. The time was 11:30PM Sunday and a neighbor had just pounded on our door. Fifty mph winds had been blowing all day but nobody expected fire. Yet the glow you see is from burning houses behind and beside ours. They, too, are gone. We left with what clothes we could grab. I forgot my computer. I’m still blind and awaiting surgery so Mary Alyce drove one car and we left the other to burn. By 8AM we were on the Mendocino coast with crappy Internet… [Continue Reading]
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  Cisco's new AI-based enterprise services can predict IT failure

  Publié: octobre 19, 2017, 9:38pm CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Cisco has just announced a new set of services that aims to predict potential troubles in a company’s IT department. Powered by artificial intelligence, the Business Critical Services and High-value Services offerings will anticipate IT failures, mitigate risks, reduce maintenance costs and assist organizations in keeping necessary skills to keep digital transformation going. Business Critical Services "goes beyond basic optimization to deliver more capabilities," Cisco says, adding that analytics, automation, compliance and security by Cisco Advanced Services’ tech experts are among those capabilities. This will enable a more secure, more efficient and agile technology environment. With Business Critical Services, human errors should be… [Continue Reading]
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  One in five UK businesses don't prepare for cyber attacks

  Publié: octobre 19, 2017, 5:52pm CEST par Michael Moore

  UK companies are unprepared for potential cyber-attacks against their business, with major shortcomings in many areas of security, new research has said. A report released today by PwC found that a worrying amount of British firms only have adequate security protection in place, or are unaware of how best to prepare against attacks. The study, which surveyed 560 senior business and technology executives from the UK as part of a global survey of 9,500, discovered that nearly one in five UK organizations don’t prepare or drill for cyber attacks, meaning they could be easy pickings for criminals. The lack of preparedness… [Continue Reading]
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  Ubuntu 17.10 'Artful Aardvark' ditches Unity for Gnome

  Publié: octobre 19, 2017, 3:44pm CEST par Mihăiță Bamburic

  Six months after introducing Ubuntu 17.04 "Zesty Zapus," Canonical has released a new version of its popular Linux-based distribution. Ubuntu 17.10, also known as "Artful Aardvark," arrives with a host of major changes, including the highly-anticipated switch to a new desktop environment and display server. Canonical has shipped the alpha and beta versions of Ubuntu 17.10 with Unity, but the first official release now comes with Gnome 3.26 as the desktop environment of choice. Wayland is the default display server, replacing Mir. And that is not all that is new. The release of Ubuntu 17.10 marks the first time that Ubuntu… [Continue Reading]
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  Free up 30GB of hard drive space in Windows 10 by cleaning up after the Fall Creators Update

  Publié: octobre 19, 2017, 1:34pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Microsoft has just released its biggest update to Windows 10 yet. The Fall Creators Update introduces lots of new features and general improvements, including new privacy and security options, My People, OneDrive Files on Demand, improvements to Cortana and Edge, and more. However, a big update like this requires a big download, and the files that Microsoft places on your system don’t get removed afterwards. In other words, the Fall Creators Update could be responsible for taking a massive bite out of your free hard drive space -- tens of gigabytes in fact. Fortunately it’s easy enough to reclaim this.… [Continue Reading]
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  Sony unveils officially licensed kid-friendly Mini Wired Gamepad for PlayStation 4

  Publié: octobre 19, 2017, 3:32am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  Nowadays, it isn't uncommon for young children to have parents that are into playing video games. Since many kids like to imitate their parents, they will undoubtedly want to get it on the action. Unfortunately, modern controllers are quite large and complicated. For instance, back in the 1980s, an NES controller was quite small, and had just had a directional pad, 2 action buttons, plus "select" and "start." In comparison, a Microsoft Xbox One controller or Sony DualShock 4 can be intimidating. Thankfully, there is a new officially licensed PlayStation 4 controller -- made by a company called "Hori" -- that aims… [Continue Reading]
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  Microsoft launch comparison tool for AWS and Azure

  Publié: octobre 19, 2017, 2:09am CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Microsoft has released a new tool to help IT decision makers understand the differences and similarities between Azure and Amazon Web Services easier. The tool is called Cloud Services Map. Both Amazon and Microsoft have increased their cloud offerings by a significant margin in the last couple of years. That makes tracking the differences, advantages and disadvantages of the two platforms reserved for only the most cloud-savvy among IT decision makers. That, as it turns out, isn’t good for anyone. So Microsoft wants to simplify the analytics process, laying out the pros and cons and helping customers plan their cross-cloud… [Continue Reading]
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  Samsung unveils 'Linux on Galaxy' for DeX -- run Fedora and Ubuntu on your Note8?

  Publié: octobre 19, 2017, 1:28am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  For whatever reason, people seem to forget that Android is Linux. Remember, folks, Linux is just a kernel -- not an operating system. Actually, Android is the world's most popular such distribution. Even the father of Windows, Mr. Bill Gates, now runs his life from Linux by way of Android. That's why Samsung's new "Linux on Galaxy" -- which it unveiled today -- is sort of maddening. Don't get me wrong, the possibility of running a desktop Linux distro using your phone's hardware is amazing, but Samsung smartphones are already running Linux! In other words, the name of the project… [Continue Reading]
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  Financial services to boost security investment on account of breach risks

  Publié: octobre 19, 2017, 12:09am CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Virtually every second global financial services organization was a victim of a data breach sometime in the past, according to a newly released Thales report. The 2017 Thales Data Threat Report, Financial Edition, says 49 percent of financial services organizations suffered a breach, with a fifth (21 percent) being breached more than once. Nine in ten (90 percent) feel more vulnerable to such incidents. As a result, more than three quarters (78 percent) are spending more to protect themselves. Almost all (92 percent) will deploy advanced tech, such as IoT, big data or cloud services, with 73 percent doing so before… [Continue Reading]