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Wednesday, 18 May 2016
Today's silliness: social etiquette bots
https://howwegettonext.com had me writing a semi-serious article as a riff from Anne-Tze's Appointment, and then decided to cancel it after I went through three drafts. So I published it anyway: What I need is a social etiquette bot.
Monday, 9 May 2016
Data Protector e-learning is now available -- with a special bundle



Available for purchase now (along with lots of other Data Protector resources, books, licenses)...
https://store.data-protector.net/collections/training-courses/products/data-protector-e-learning-course
Greg Baker is an independent consultant who happens to do a lot of work on HPE DataProtector. He is the author of the only published books on HP Data Protector (http://www.ifost.org.au/books/#dp). He works with HPE and HPE partner companies to solve the hardest big-data problems (especially around backup). See more at IFOST's DataProtector pages at http://www.ifost.org.au/dataprotector, or visit the online store for Data Protector products, licenses and renewals at http://store.data-protector.net/
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