Remember the song by Judy Collins? Something tells me we'll be hearing more of it soon, too soon.

LinkedIn, my security newsletters, and the evening news seem distracted, despite some very messy security events happening in real-time.

Great article discusses the possible demise of Popfly, one neat programming tool.

Traenk's not at all quick to judgment concerning the Zune incident. Is this a sign of extreme vendor incompetence or simply one of many events that frustrate all software vendors?

Yesterday, me and hundreds of thousands of other Zunees (Zune Owners) noticed our Zunes wouldn't boot or respond to typical restart commands. Will Traenk ever get his Zune functional again? Stay tuned to this chapter of, "As the Drive Turns"....

Have a 30 Gigabyte Zune? Have the latest software installed? Have a mysterious lock up? This may be why...

The problem with the Windows server patch illustrated more than a problem with any one patch.

Salary surveys musings often cause the mind to stray. IT jobs seem in a growth cycle, despite all the new people lining up to perform those tasks.

Microsoft isn't overpromising on Windows 7. What's up with that?

What's the problem, DNS' aging design or Dan Kaminsky?

In my last post on Midori, I hinted that the focus for Midori will be a highly componentized operating system architecture, one capable of running on several client device classes.

Is Midori a replacement or a possible evolutionary path?

Security people must stay current, both in any technical knowledge as well as in their security knowledge. Commenting on today's security picture (with a 1990's understanding of the issues) won't work.