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Network Field Day 2 – OpenFlow Symposium Live Streaming

In Cool Tech, PacketPushers, Tech Field Day on October 25, 2011 at 10:06

Well, the week has come – its time for Network Field Day #2 as well as OpenFlow Symposium that is being hosted by Gestalt IT and PacketPushers.Net.  This is going to be a week of drinking from the firehose, that is for sure – but I would not have it any other way!

The OpenFlow Symposium is on Wednesday, 10/26 – the Network Field Day is on 10/27 and 10/28.  Both events will be streamed, and below are the streams for your viewing pleasure.

Or, you can check them out at:

OpenFlow Symposium video will also be streamed at the following page: http://TechFieldDay.com/2011/openflow-symposium/

One last bit of information – Greg, Ethan, Tony, Tom and myself did a quick PacketPushers recoding over the weekend.  You can listen to it here:
http://packetpushers.net/show-70-preview-of-tech-field-day-and-openflow-symposium/

 

Funniest Laugh Ever

In Humor, Why not? on October 22, 2011 at 18:42

This was posted on twitter today and just had to share it with you.  It takes a few moments until you see what is so funny, but just wait – you will cry laughing.

Personal View – Bank of America ATM/Visa Fee

In Opinion on October 9, 2011 at 11:04

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This is a different type of post – one that I have not done here before but have considered for quite some time – it is an opinion post. I will occasionally take a few moments and explain my view of a topic that is hot in the news, world, or perhaps something that is being discussed on Twitter / Facebook / Google+.

It is not my intention to offend anyone, persuade anyone, or change your mind – but more of an avenue for my to spill my thoughts and feelings.

Ok, pleasantries out of the way now – lets get onto the topic here: Personal View – BoA ATM/Visa Fee

 

So, Bank of America wants to charge its “customers” a $5 fee per month that they use their debit/visa card for purchases unless you maintain $20,000 in deposits or have a mortgage with them ( NY Times 9/30/2011 ). They are joining all the other banks that are doing this or talking about it as well – Chase, Wells Fargo, and others – and all this is because the government has imposed limits on fees charged to merchants. Since the government has decided to step in and “protect the merchant” from extra fees, those fees are being made up on the consumer now. Of course, the merchants are not lowering prices on their items, so we can see how well that all worked out for us now, eh? But I digress.

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