RT @rands: Dear Loser: http://t.co/vvvbmL7
A bit underwhelming - this is what happened to @vmforce? http://t.co/FRvskKy
Looking forward to seeing what Java on the @heroku platform. And wondering what ever happened to @vmforce. http://t.co/5bWg4y0
A very cool, very visual description of the M2M explosion.
“By the end of 2011, 20 typical households will generate more internet traffic than the entire internet in 2008.” — Wow
The force.com API documentation mentions logging in over http, but this initially failed for me. I got an error that my username/password was incorrect. However the exact same URL and credentials worked fine as long as it was https. After beating my head against it for a while I discovered it is controlled by a security setting in the force.com org.
By default, force.com requires HTTPS connections. This is easily disabled:
Setup -> Security Controls -> Session Settings, then disable the ‘require secure connection (HTTPS)’ checkbox.
“Architects believe that not only do they sit at the right hand of God, but that if God ever gets up, they take the chair” -Karen Moyer
Onebusaway.org is an absolute must if you have iPhone & ride the bus in Seattle.
Interesting marketing - it’s now an “ecobill” instead of an “ebill”. www.comcast.com/ecobill
Article: TV and the dumb pipe. http://tinyurl.com/mknvc6
