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worromot writes "A group of geneticists published a method to determine if a given individual's DNA
is present in a mixture (e.g., in a pool of blood on a carpet). An individual's DNA can comprise
less than 1% of the mixture. (The article is in open access on PLoS Genetics website.) While this
is a potential boon for forensics, there are more immediate worries about the privacy of the
participants of the genetics studies that had been under way for many years. As Science magazine
writes, 'The discovery that a type of genetic data that is widely shared and often posted online
can be traced back to individuals has prompted the US National Institutes of Health and the
Wellcome Trust to strip some genetic data from their publicly accessible Web sites and NIH to
recommend that other institutions do the same.' The gravest worry was that an individual who had
someone's genetic code could determine, based on the pooled data, whether the person participated
in a disease study and whether they were in the disease group, or thereby glean private health
information. NIH plans to ask institutions that have posted pooled data on their own Web sites to
take these down, too." Read
more of this story at Slashdot. </img>
Watching Veronica Belmont talking about LittleBigPlanet in Qore the other day Psnfriends.com
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make private levels to share with friends only.
The sessions highlighted in this post are Going 100% SaaS and Meeting without
traveling. I also reviewed Joblogs, a CRM "relationship and management lite".
Going 100% SaaS
This was the session I really wanted to see the roll call of panelists was;
Gadi Shamia (Revongo)
Daniel Druker (Intacct)
Doug Harr (Ingres)
Robert Hull (Adaptive Planning)
Jeff Schultz (Bill.com)
Not surprisingly the recent Debes article came up - the crowd, again not surprisingly, was dismissive of Debes
contentions about the imminent demise of SaaS as a model.
First question was why aspire for 100% SaaS?
The panelists agreed that SaaS gives functionality to SMBs that they wouldn't have otherwise been
able to access. There was also agreement around the enabling benefits of SaaS apps. Why build a
data center or expensive traditional software when it's so much more readily accessible and
cheaper via SaaS?
In response to a question from the floor about whether or not SaaS is actually cheaper or whether
that is just a marketing spin, Doug Harr from Ingres gave the example of a Siebel implementation
for 150 salespeople that cost $1.5million. His new company implemented Salesforce.com which cost
$140k/year for 130 users.
Another question from the floor raised security concerns for large businesses - the panelists
agreed that they had no real concerns about their data being in the cloud.
What sort of business is more likely to adopt SaaS? - not surprisingly the panelists felt
technology companies were prime candidates, also service companies, young companies and rapidly
growing organizations. Phil Wainewright brought up the issues around large businesses not going
with SaaS due to their already sunken costs - again Doug Harr gave a great example where true
total cost of ownership analysis can bring up surprising results - the costs and hassles with the
old school behemoth software offerings are often sufficiently high to outweigh the monthly costs
of a SaaS alternative.
Discussion around integration - feeling was at this point in time it's acceptable but this is
where the growth will come from - creating pseudo best-of-breed total solutions via
integration of diverse offerings.
To be honest, given the fact that this conference is meant to be about visioning the future - it
was a surprise that so much time was taken in justifying SaaS as a model - it would have been
nice to see more time spent on a picture of what a truly 100% SaaS ecosystem would look and feel
like - maybe next year....
Meeting without traveling
A panel discussion that the Twitterverse was no doubt interested in - check out the Twitter cred
of the participants;
Robert Scoble (Fast Company)
Guillaume Cohen (Veodia)
Gary Griffiths (LiteScape)
Loic Le Meur (Seesmic)
Alain Mowad (Polycom)
The panelists introduced themselves and their businesses/offerings. The panel ranges across the
spectrum from super hi quality Cisco Telepresence systems down to Seesmic for low quality ad hoc
solutions like Seesmic.
Loic Lemeur announced that Twhirl will include video within the next two weeks. He discussed the
fact that video allows relationships to be formed around the world without actual presence - it
brings people closer together.
Robert told of WalMart's ability to buy fabric internationally over video conferencing the
quality is so high.
Cohen told of the savings that video conferencing brings - gas, time, environmental etc. People
can work remotely easily - so long as the video integrates tightly with their existing workflow
processes - people feel more comfortable giving feedback over video than "in the flesh". Veodia
does all the hard work in the background and serves up one button for users to push - delivering
up the best quality that the connection available can give.
Mowad says that Polycom is much more focused on real time video sharing - gives examples of
tele-medicine and tele-education.
Questions from the floor.....
What are the coolest things the tools could have?
Someone who has video on 24hrs a day when she works remotely - a sense of intimacy when
they're not there
How do you create a technology that becomes so immersive that one feels that they're "really
there"
Video brings an experience as close as possible to real life
Video enables Seesmic to run an international development team with real time collaboration
How can video-conferencing work when their are larger teams?
Remote controlled monitors that move depending on who is talking!
There's a threshold beyond which video conferencing just doesn't work - 9 or 10 people
perhaps?
There is a perception of presence - the host of offerings - audio, video, IM etc build up a
feeling of intimacy that means that the group feel together - even if the camera is focusing on
someone else at the time
Discussion ensued about the fact that going forward the ability to catalogue the audio from a
video stream - allowing for searching and text string recognition.
Joblogs launches!
I took the opportunity to meet this morning with Steve Ireland from Joblogs - a startup out of Canada which launched their offering today.
Joblogs is most readily described as CRM, relationship and management lite. It serves up a nice,
intuitive and quick workspace which allows for the aggregation of contact information, email and
documents and links and stakeholder comments all in one location. Their name is a mashup of Job
and Blogs - not blogs in the traditional sense but in the sense of being enablers of two way
communication and idea collaboration.
It's a good solution for anyone handling large number of customer interactions - service based
industries being the most obvious - anyone that requires daily coordination of a dynamic set of
different data streams.
It goes out to general release on Monday 9 September and has been bootstrapped via subscription
from a previous offering. Joblogs puts their specific points of difference as;
Non-obstructive user interface (e.g. no save or cancel buttons, and of course no page
refreshes)
Customizable databases with drag and drop
Private blogs with that serve as a point of collaboration for business projects
Arbitrarily relate different records together
Email dropbox that automatically links messages to associated contacts, companies and
projects
Here's a screencast of the product:
And it's over!
Sitting in the last session of the conference with organiser Ismael Ghalimi going over the tools
used to run the entire operation - 500 physical attendees and a couple of thousand virtual ones.
All planned and arranged in a couple of months - it's been a whirlwind.
Overall it's been great to be around a bunch of people who "get it" - understand the cloud and
what it can bring to business going forwards.
If I had any criticism it would be that a lot of time was spent talking about where we are at -
not so much time spent envisioning the future. Obviously with a number of vendors present this
isn't a surprising fact - but nonetheless it would have been great to have some vision sessions
that were vendor agnostic.
Anyway... thanks to all the attendees, thanks a bunch to Ismael and his team and I look forward
to seeing you all again next year.
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People really seem to like social networking. Everyday, some new application or product comes out
to integrate social networking with the workplace. Fmyi.com is no exception. This site will let you
create a social network of sorts for your work group. Each member will have a profile page, through
which they’ll interact with other group members. You’ll be able to share information
and work material securely, and interact with your workmates in a less distracting manner.
Don’t get me wrong, the idea is great, but as more and more of these sites pop up, the less
they stand out. But if you overlook that fact, this is a great way for you to get your team working
on the same page and communicating more. The site strikes the right balance between private and
communal work, it should appeal to anyone who is having a hard time communicating with their
workmates.
Some questions
Does it have enough unique features to get people interested? Is there enough interest in this type
of thing for there to be so many sites that are alike?
Why it might be a killer
This is another contender in the race to become the best workplace social network. It has the right
stuff to at least compete evenly with the other candidates.
In their own words
“fmyi [for my innovation] is an online workspace you can use to bring your team together to
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I recently got Cydia and I was trying out a few new sources. But Cydia started to crash afterwards
and jump back to the springboard every time I tried to use it. I'm not sure if it's the sources'
fault, since I installed those into Installer as well and my Installer still works.
But anyways I tried opening terminal on SSH and typing these:
If it's crashing, open terminal, and type the following:
su root (hit return)
alpine (hit return)
apt-get remove cydia (hit return)
Yes, do as I say! (hit return)
apt-get install cydia (hit return)
Then exit, and open Cydia. Voila!
but I would get an error message right after typing su root saying that connection timed out after
45sec. So then I tried to go directly to the apt-get remove cydia step and of course, I got an
error message there as well. Any ideas? I think I'm probably just doing something wrong with the
terminal, but I'm really new to this and don't know.
Thanks!!
Update:
Here is the error I get when I type in apt-get remove
/private/var/lib/apt/lists$ apt-get remove
E: Encountered a section with no Package: header
E: Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/rep.sources.co.il_._Packages
E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
Reading package lists...
Does anyone know about how to remove rep.sources.co.il_._Packages?
I tried removing it the first time, and Cydia started to work and even updated, but then the source
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freezes when I try to do so. I tried renaming remove rep.sources.co.il_._Packages, but this time I
can neither remove it nor rename it again. Please someone help!!!
worromot writes "A group of geneticists published a method to determine if a given individual's DNA
is present in a mixture (e.g., in a pool of blood on a carpet). An individual's DNA can comprise
less than 1% of the mixture. (The article is in open access on PLoS Genetics website.) While this
is a potential boon for forensics, there are more immediate worries about the privacy of the
participants of the genetics studies that had been under way for many years. As Science magazine
writes, 'The discovery that a type of genetic data that is widely shared and often posted online
can be traced back to individuals has prompted the U.S. National Institutes of Health and the
Wellcome Trust to strip some genetic data from their publicly accessible Web sites and NIH to
recommend that other institutions do the same.' The gravest worry was that an individual who had
someone's genetic code could determine, based on the pooled data, whether the person participated
in a disease study and whether they were in the disease group, or thereby glean private health
information. NIH plans to ask institutions that have posted pooled data on their own Web sites to
take these down, too." Read
more of this story at Slashdot. </img>