May 30, 2003

Find Jabber IM on HP machines

As the IM market is growing (77 million Americans used an online instant messaging system last month) so are the players In April Sun had announced its Instant Messaging solution (read more about this ) and now its HP.
HP has signed an agreement to distributed Jabber on HP machines.
Read more at Jabber, Inc. Announces Global Agreement with HP
Another story HP Winks ;-) at Jabber

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May 19, 2003

FileZilla

Until today I was using LeechFTP, which worked great so far, except for few things, I do not want to list those, as I was using it for years for free. Eventually today I thought of searching for a fast, reliable and free ftp tool kit and found Filezilla.

It's a great tool, with awesome User Interface, and is available in different languages. The site manager, drag-and-drop functionality and transfer queue helps to control the tasks. It can connect to almost any FTP server, even if you are behind a firewall or SOCKS proxy. Using an SSL connection or Kerberos, all traffic can be encrypted.

Note: Use caution when using FileZilla to connect to non-Kerberzied servers as your password and data will be sent the clear.

Try it out . Download Filezilla

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May 18, 2003

$1.5 Billion Instant Information Network

Delta invested $1.5 billion dollars in a instant information network which they call it as Delta Nervous System to serve its customers better and save hundreds of millions a dollar a year.

With the current changes in the business trends and strategies in the airline industry Delta hopes to win the competitions with other small players because of its Nervous System, which has helped Delta in realizing $700 million this year in savings.

The Nervous System works like a radio network. Individual stations broadcast changes—a new ticket reservation, a flight delay, a gate change—as they occur. Messaging software supplied by Tibco Software picks up the broadcast and carries it to any station (a local computing system) that is programmed to receive it.

A ticket reservation, for instance, will be broadcast and recorded in Delta's financial systems, its frequent-flier database, and its boarding and flight records, among other places. This way, gate agents, food suppliers, even Delta's chief financial officer know immediately what's going on with any particular Delta flight.

Read the case study: Delta's Last Stand

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May 13, 2003

New Virus "Fizzer"

This email virus has so far no fixed identity as it is capable of changing the subject line as well as the executable name it brings with it.

The virus has a complex set of routines it's going through and it covers a majority of the ways it could infect [a system]."

Stay away from Peer to peer networks like KAZAA

Read more details at Fizzer worm spreading

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May 07, 2003

Move to web services

Web Services is the solution for distributed computing.

Bekins had considered using a distributed computing architecture (common object request broker architecture, or "CORBA") to tie its freight scheduling system to its partners' transportation management systems. But the company found that to accomplish that goal, it would have had to align with about 50 standards—a daunting level of complexity.

Read at trends in web services

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Indian Movies on turner South

Check this out TCM Goes "Bollywood" with 12-Film Festival Celebrating Indian Cinema

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Internet in Loo ==> iLOO

With the speed with which Internet is becoming part of every day life, Microsoft is trying to capture the market with the basic part of life LOO..
Read more about Portable toilets with Web access

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