This little doohickey is the coolest thing ever:
IPMI v2.0 and KVM over IP for around $100. Sure, “remote management” cards have been available from enterprise server vendors forever, but being able to get this functionality on commodity hardware for a measly C-Note is very new.
Now if only the stand-alone KVM over IP devices would start […]
GrandCentral was purchased by Google a few weeks back, which makes me happy because they are certain to be around for a while. Given Google’s glacial pace in launching paid services I expect that GrandCentral will remain free for quite a while.
I am very happy with the service. It rings my cell phone. My office […]
Got a VMware Fusion pre-order offer in my mailbox the other day, for $39.99. Regular price, $79.99.
Price to upgrade my VMware Workstation license from 5 to 6? $99.00.
WTF?
Does make me tempted to try living in Mac OS X again…
For the next 24 hours, any RSS feed I read that mentions Facebook will be instantly unsubscribed. These guys have gotten more ‘blog hype than the freakin’ iPhone. Widgets? Yawn!
8:55am: “Facebook is becoming the home page for many of us” — Robert Scoble. Adios!
8:59am:“Lots of bloggers are complaining about the fact that Facebook has removed […]
Every e-mail I send to anyone, regardless of subject or recipient, will be five sentences or less. Like a cinquain. Ideally, it would be a 160 character count like an SMS message, but since that would require an actual e-mail plug-in (viz. “work”), we’ll go with the much-easier-to-count concept of sentences instead.
Mike Davidson, A Low-Fi […]
It’s price-cutting time at Intel and the Quad Core Q6600 is now $299.99 at Newegg. This is the first time that a LGA775 quad core CPU has been available for less than it’s LGA771 equivalent. Yummy!
Edit: Monday evening the price has bounced up to $375 on Newegg, while the X3220 (Xeon LGA775 version) is at […]
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“Nigeria was the first nation to report a full economic collapse from the Internet crash, 94% of it’s gross national product came from Internet ventures.”
Our VMware ESX server has been a Godsend, allowing my department to rapidly test things without having to obtain and prep hardware, but sometimes we really do need a physical box to work with. These 14 servers are Phase I of establishing a permanent Product Engineering lab consisting of at least one example of every […]
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