Yesterday I attended an executive breakfast briefing hosted by Oracle at the Hyatt Hotel in Yarralumla. The event was hosted by Oracle’s Chief Technology Officer, Stuart Long and also featured a case study by NTT Communications. As usual, I took shorthand notes based partly off the presentation slides and mostly […]
Monthly archives: May 2014
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Do you prefer offline help and documentation? Sometimes I prefer offline help, particularly when I’m travelling or when a stable Internet connection is not available. It is particularly useful if you work in an environment where external access is difficult, for example in a secure datacentre. I find offline documentation […]
This morning, I received an e-mail which the various spam/mail filters managed to miss. With only a passing glance, I recognised this as a phishing attempt, and nearly gave it no further thought. However, being on an iPhone, the “from” address field had been truncated (to appear as “AppleStore@apple.e…”: After […]