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TV-2012-12-11 #093
5 CommentsTales from the trenches, No Google Apps for you, Microsoft Security Essentials
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- Changes to Google Apps for businesses
- What Should I Do Now that Google Apps Accounts Are No Longer Free?
- DuckDuckGo
- Microsoft Security Essentials Flunks AV-TEST, Loses Certification
- MalwareBytes Pro
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Published on December 11, 2012 · Filed under: Podcast;
5 Responses to “TV-2012-12-11 #093”
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Seth said on December 12th, 2012 at 11:28 am
I agree with your method, Carey, on how you handled the situation with the client who had unjustified wrath against you. It was wrath, not anger that he had against you and his new system. His language toward you was not justified. The way you handled was justified.
The rest of the show was great. I agree with you both on antivirus, MSE’s test results, and malwarebytes pro. I want to adopt yours and Mike’s malware protection strategy, but where I work we still have 295 days on our Kaspersky account so it will be a while before we adopt the strategy. At work I have OpenDNS for our DNS servers (no trouble from that – 3 years running) and web filtering, then Kaspersky as our malware/virus protection. In 3 years we haven’t had any malware issues on our machines.
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glow said on December 17th, 2012 at 4:13 pm
After listening to Carey expatiate on deloying the ‘Law of Nature’, hope he switches hobbies from firearms to stamp collecting….
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Nasty comments are just unnecessary.
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glow said on December 18th, 2012 at 12:41 pm
Both Google & Amazon are ‘public’ companies in the sense anyone can buy their stock.
Before their IPOs, only insiders could do this.
As public companies, their only obligation involves obeying various levels of governmental security laws and SEC filing regulations.
There is zero connection between ownership status and marketing strategy.
Should you be curious about the latter plans, a fruitful place to look would be their recent 10K, 8K, & 10Q SEC filings available on Edgar, since these public records must be truthful by law.
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Yosif said on December 23rd, 2012 at 9:55 am
I liked this podcast particularly, its a very good show and good tips that you both talked about. One thing that irritates me every time when I’m using Google is their layouts changes, they make it to something that is “stupid” and unnesserly. Why would you change things that worked well and make it complicated and not userfriendly. Maybe is that their new strategy but its useless from my point of view to Google.
Greetings from the Netherlands.
