April 30, 2009
by gromit
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Awareness and Perception are the two key metrics that any company would use to measure their brand strength. Awareness in simple terms – how many people know my brand? Usually, awareness is measured through surveys that asks participants a series … Continue reading
April 28, 2009
by madhan
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Web apps are desperately trying to leverage the full power of the desktop. We had JS, Flash, Silverlight, all technologies that run locally on the client while still keeping your data on the server. Here’s one more from Google called … Continue reading
April 19, 2009
by codemechanic
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CodeLathe is proud to announce the launch of Tonido Plug – small, low power, low cost home server for public . Tonido Plug will be available for pre-order shortly at Tonido Plug’s website. What is Tonido Plug? Tonido Plug is … Continue reading
April 16, 2009
by madhan
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I thought this would be a good place to do a mini faq on some of the general comments and issues raised by various people around the net. 1) Is Tonido about Cloud Computing on your Desktop? No. I don’t … Continue reading
April 15, 2009
by madhan
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Our blog has been pretty quiet the last few days. And the reason is a good one, we have just been swamped with great response to the Tonido beta. Since being published on a bunch of big blogs(MakeUseOf, LifeHacker), there … Continue reading
April 13, 2009
by madhan
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It is going to be a month since we released the public Tonido beta. Since then we have got great response and feedback from everyone who has tried Tonido. We even recently crossed a milestone with the number of Tonido … Continue reading
April 12, 2009
by Ethan Hall
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“Microsoft confirmed on Monday that Azure users suffered an overnight outage over the weekend during which their applications weren’t available. “ ComputerWorld Mar 19, 2009 “Business and personal users of Gmail suffered an outage starting about 1:30 a.m. PST Tuesday” … Continue reading
April 10, 2009
by codemechanic
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We have lost all our tweets that we have written between (March 17 – April 4, 2009 ) from our twitter account. We again lost some tweets after April 4th. Did it happen to any of your tweets? or Is … Continue reading
April 9, 2009
by tuxan
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We often transfer large number and large size files over the network from one computer to another. FTP is the default choice for transferring few files and SCP is the typical choice for transferring large number of files. If you … Continue reading
April 7, 2009
by madhan
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My previous semi-humorous blog post on becoming a bad programmer generated a lot of reaction, so I decided to write one more, this time eschewing the humor (some appeared to not *get* it) and just jumping to the list directly. … Continue reading