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New Definition of the World Wide Web

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Man Who Invented the World Wide Web Gives it New Definition. February 11, 2011. At the time it was indeed an infernal battle with computers; monotonous tinkering, prone to error and failure. Out of this problem arose a solution from Berners-Lee, and a standard which revolutionized computing and communications. The Documentation System in the Sky. The History of the Browser. A Call for Raw Data Now. You cannot naturally use data by itself. Three Rules from Tim Berners-Lee. Berners-Lee Photo Silvio Tanaka.

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Compute Staff

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How To Speed Up Your DSL Broadband Throughput. April 21, 2011. Twenty-eight million homes in the United States subscribe to broadband DSL. Most DSL subscribers should expect to receive about ninety percent of the speed offered under their DSL service plan. A substantial number of households, however, pay for much higher DSL speeds than they actually experience. … [Read more.]. Man Who Invented the World Wide Web Gives it New Definition. February 11, 2011. Smartphones Dance Around the Enterprise Crown.

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Network Simplification with MSBG is the Ultimate Sophistication

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Network Simplification with MSBG is the Ultimate Sophistication. March 31, 2009. The transition of businesses to economical IP-based (Internet Protocol) telephony historically came with a prerequisite of substantial network engineering. Many on-premise IP-PBX (Internet Protocol-Private Branch Exchange) devices were available, but before they could work effectively, a business had to buy and configure routers, firewalls, switches and more to make sure the network could handle voice traffic. The logical ne...

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History of the IBM PC

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The History Of The IBM Personal Computer. March 2, 2011. While Apple introduced the Apple II ahead of the IBM PC, it was an IBM product under the visionary leadership of Don Estridge. Spawned the PC Era. The consequences of these IBM decisions not only spawned the PC era, but also led to the creation of a new and highly profitable PC software segment. To help complementary hardware designers and software. Over a Billion PCs Sold. Is the founder of Compute Media and designer of Patent Studio.

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Investment

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Man Who Invented the World Wide Web Gives it New Definition. February 11, 2011. Tim Berners-Lee wrote the HTML and the HTTP protocol 20 years ago because he had a problem. His position as a researcher at CERN provided access to hundreds of scientists every year and the opportunity to review their research. But with each introduction and opportunity came the obstacles of … [Read more.]. Silicon Valley Looks Like Jurassic Park To Carl Icahn. May 15, 2008. Smartphones Dance Around the Enterprise Crown.

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How To Speed Up Your DSL Broadband Throughput

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How To Speed Up Your DSL Broadband Throughput. April 21, 2011. What DSL Technicians Know. DSL Pots Splitters are the Key. Because installing pots-splitters yourself inside the home saves the telephone company the expense of making a trip to do the installation right. Make DSL Troubleshooting Easier. Finish with Wireless Router. Smartphones Dance Around the Enterprise Crown. Network Simplification with MSBG is the Ultimate Sophistication. Open Source Founders Reflect On Project Milestones.

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David Boies

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September 26, 2011. Don’t be. It’s a mad, mad world. Sun v Microsoft Example. Ten years ago, when Sun sued Microsoft over Java, Sun alleged trademark infringement because Microsoft was not implementing Java according to Sun’s Java specification. Microsoft had entered into a license agreement with Sun — promising to follow the specification. When Microsoft deviated from the specification, Sun rightly claimed breach of contract and trademark infringement. Sun sought an injunction. 8220;Google undermined th...

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NSA

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Patents Illustrate Crafty Surveillance Techniques. June 10, 2013. The days of simple law-enforcement wiretaps for telephone surveillance are gone. Today’s digital networks break conversations into packets for transmission and reassembly at their destination, making them harder for law enforcement agencies to identify and monitor. Compounding the surveillance complexity are Federal laws that specify how and when law enforcement agencies may monitor individuals within the United States. 6563797 – AT&...

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September 26, 2011. Don’t be. It’s a mad, mad world. Sun v Microsoft Example. Ten years ago, when Sun sued Microsoft over Java, Sun alleged trademark infringement because Microsoft was not implementing Java according to Sun’s Java specification. Microsoft had entered into a license agreement with Sun — promising to follow the specification. When Microsoft deviated from the specification, Sun rightly claimed breach of contract and trademark infringement. Sun sought an injunction. 8220;Google undermined th...

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John Koenig

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Patents Illustrate Crafty Surveillance Techniques. June 10, 2013. The days of simple law-enforcement wiretaps for telephone surveillance are gone. Today’s digital networks break conversations into packets for transmission and reassembly at their destination, making them harder for law enforcement agencies to identify and monitor. Compounding the surveillance complexity are Federal laws that specify how and when law enforcement agencies may monitor individuals within the United States. 6563797 – AT&...