ITPA is a non-profit organisation established to advance the understanding of ICT matters within the community, corporate and government sectors in Australia.
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Damn that home "set" looks great.
#MSIgnite day 2 about to start. caffeinated and Ready to go! So many good topics... hard to choose.....
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COVID-19 emergence leads to 37% jump in mobile phishing attacks in 2020 tek.io/3dphUGW
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2020 Australia Day Honours - âGeoffrey Ian Huston â For significant service to science, and through pioneering roles with the internet.â Congrats!! ow.ly/QZCS50y6mpY #networking #research
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@ITProAssoc Pls retweet: Do you have #ICT experience and want to get get involved in #globalhealth? We have a volunteer assignment for an Australian in the beautiful Highlands of PNG at @pngimr DM @ann_gero
for more info.
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So, Brisbane - I'm presenting at a "Technical HPE User Groups" event tomorrow night (29/1/20), on the latest updates to the #HPE #SimpliVity HCI platform.
Registration is officially closed, but we can probably accept a few walk-ins.
h22166.www2.hpe.com/event/evâŚ
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Pro tip: If you're a VMware administrator and you're still using the old Flash-based vSphere Web Client management tools, you need to get off them. Chrome is already making it hard to use, as of a rapidly approaching date in 2020, it will be impossible...
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Fedora 31: Peering into Red Hat Enterprise Linux's future zdnet.com/article/fedora-31-âŚ
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Comms Alliance, @The_AiGroup, @AIIA_ICT, @MobilesAus, @DIGIAUS & @ITProAssoc have jointly written to the INSLM to reiterate concerns with various aspects of the Assistance & Access Act legislation & to provide suggestions for possible amendments to the Act bit.ly/2kWza0f
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For as long as I can remember in IT, Cray has been the name synonymous with supercomputing. Cray is now part of the HPE family. nitter.cf/AntonioNeri_HPE/statusâŚ
More #data-driven insights. More #AI-enabled outcomes. More turn-key solutions. Thatâs what our customers can expect with our acquisition of supercomputing leader, @cray_inc. Happy to officially welcome the team to the @HPE family! hpe.com/us/en/newsroom/blog-âŚ
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This week's #TriviaTuesday question is a game of elimination. Which of the following departments is NOT involved in #cloudsecurity?
11%IT
19%Sales and Marketing
4%Engineering
67%None; all are involved
75 votes ⢠Final results ITPA retweeted
For what it's worth, @ITProAssoc is doing what it can to educate and improve outcomes from govt.
It's not going to be an overnight success, of course. But we're doing what we can. â at Sydney, New South Wales
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Sad. Because this appears to literally be their only function.
Despite a steady stream of data breach reporting, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner is *reducing* the frequency of reporting, going from 3-monthly to 6-monthly reporting.
itnews.com.au/news/oaic-reduâŚ
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IBM has moved out of the Cumberland Forest site.
crn.com.au/news/ibm-farewellâŚ
There were rumours that the site was used by IBM on a long-term lease, and that it was slated to become a hospital once they exited. Now it will become a residential development.
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To clarify - @NBN_Australia should not care what is encapsulated inside the layer 2 frames that pass over their network. Even if they were a layer 3 construct (so interested in IP transit), the contents of the packets they'd be responsible for should not concern them. â at Sydney, New South Wales
Fact Check: NBN Coâs Wholesale Pricing Consultation paper is not angled at introducing a âNetflix taxâ or any other âtaxâ on customers. Read more: nbn.tm/2XktOxU
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"It's not a tax, it's a levy. And it's not just on Netflix, other streaming services will be impacted too."
First they attacked gamers, until we pointed out to them that gaming uses miniscule amounts of data. Now they're attacking legal media streaming.
What's next? â at Sydney, New South Wales
Fact Check: NBN Coâs Wholesale Pricing Consultation paper is not angled at introducing a âNetflix taxâ or any other âtaxâ on customers. Read more: nbn.tm/2XktOxU
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ACCC unsure about NBN's proposed "NetFlix Tax"
itnews.com.au/news/accc-unsuâŚ
What is there to be unsure about? NBN is a layer 2 construct, and it's now trying to influence how higher level services are consumed. This attacks net neutrality.
The ACCC needs to come down on this hard.
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Start by un-breaking the existing failed commercial model then, rather than doubling down on the mistakes. â at Sydney, New South Wales
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The idea of Australians paying more so we can stream Netflix over our already mediocre broadband network is unacceptable.
itnews.com.au/news/nbn-co-flâŚ
I can see the ads now - "NBN50 with typical evening speeds of 43.8Mbps for $79.95/month, unless you want to stream legal content, in which case it will be $89.95/month & typical evening speeds of 38.4Mbps"
On what planet is this considered acceptable?