Posts Tagged ‘data’
The wrong sort of radio
12Jan11
This post is about the madness of corporate web filters in the age of ubiquitous consumer devices with Internet connectivity. I typically see three types of connectivity in any given corporate setting: The company network. Usually wired, but sometimes with a wireless adjunct, this network offers the same liberty as an oppressive Middle East regimes[1]. This […]
Filed under: security, technology | 5 Comments
Tags: 3G, data, filter, filtering, HR, mobile, policy, security, social, time, web, wifi
Impedance was one of those things that I really didn’t understand until I did my degree in electronics engineering. For those of you that are interested WikiPedia is as ever a good resource, though the short version is that matching is all about ensuring efficient transfer of energy from source to load. I can’t recall […]
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Tags: data, derivatives, education, experience, impedance, model, quants, risk, semantic, training, web, xml
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