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Submission + - VMware unveils Workplace Suite and NVIDIA partnership for Chromebooks (citeworld.com)

Submitted by Gamoid on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @01:02PM

Gamoid writes: At VMworld today, VMware introduced the Workplace Suite, a platform for securely delivering applications and content across desktops and mobile devices from the cloud. The really cool part, though, is a partnership with Google and NVIDIA to deliver even graphics-intensive Windows applications on a Chromebook. I was on the scene.

Submission + - How the Coachella school district handled rolling out 20,000 iPads (citeworld.com)

Submitted by Gamoid on Monday July 21, 2014 @01:14PM

Gamoid writes: This past school year, the Coachella Valley Unified School District gave out 20,000 iPads to every single student. The good news is that kids love them, and only 6 of them got stolen or went missing. The bad news is, these iPads are sucking so much bandwidth that it's keeping neighboring school districts from getting online. Here's why the CVUSD is considering becoming its own ISP.

Comment How about fifty thousand bucks? (Score 1) 767

by LeoDV on Friday June 09, 2006 @12:45PM (#15503276) Attached to: Sum of the Cost of the Gadgets You Carry

Not me, because my only gadget is a cell phone, but a good friend of mine carries over *fifty thousand dollars* worth of gadgets around him. How does he do it, you ask? What kind of alpha geek is he? No alpha geek. He has diabetes, and that's the price tag on his electronic insulin pump.

Journal Journal: Sunday Bloody Sundayyyyy... 7

Journal by LeoDV on Wednesday February 18, 2004 @07:15AM

I just finished watching the movie Bloody Sunday about, well, Bloody Sunday, that day when the North Irish Civil Rights Movement marched peacefully agaisnt the mass internments without trial and were shot on by the British military.

The toll? 13 dead, 14 injuried, one movie, one song by U2.

Angola : hundreds of thousands killed or starved, 0 movie, 0 songs by pop-rock bands.

Rwanda : 800,000 dead, 0 movie, 0 songs by pop-rock bands.

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