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MongoDB is web scale

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Feature Bloat Epidemic Threatens Public Safety Systems

Based on this informal Linkedin poll, 70% of us agree with the proposition that we could live with half the features in our applications, and that performance and reliability are more important qualities.   This is not a surprising result.

Posted in Commentary, Politics and Government, Public Safety

Cloud Computing Explained

Cloud Computing Explained by Mark Fetherolf, Chief Technology Officer, InterAct Cloud computing brings a sensational array of opportunities to the public safety community, not only to eliminate the cost of massively redundant infrastructure, but also to open communication channels that

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Posted in Cloud, ROFL

Operational Benefits of Multiagency Incident Response and Records Systems

When agencies use shared information systems, rather than operating separate facilities and applications, they can save up to ninety percent of the total cost of ownership. The more participants, the greater the savings. This being the case, one might imagine

Posted in Public Safety

To which I says …

Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche: Nothing ever succeeds which exuberant spirits have not helped to produce. I Says: Maintaining exuberance in the face of the bozo explosion is therefore the challenge.   have a snappy reply to Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche? Tweet @towhichisays

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Murder Rate Drops!

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I want this!

  Ping Pong Robots and Equipment for improving your table tennis skills | Robopong.com.

Posted in Cool

List [[[of lists] of lists] of top 10 things]

Lifehacker published a list of their most popular top 10 lists of 2012. I thought this was cool, and found other lists of top 10 lists: TopTenz.net The Ultimate Top Ten Lists from Listverse. The Top Ten Best Top Ten Lists from

Posted in Geek, Just Fun

Merry Christmas

Posted in Just Fun