Happy Halloween
Tags: halloween, interesting
A rather delightful gentleman has contributed a wonderful rendition of “The Tell Tale Heart”, by Edgar Allen Poe.
Take a view if you want a little entertainment The narrator had a wonderful time making the 15 minute video, complete with neat sound effects, you’ll enjoy the view. See the video here.
Storage On Demand – The canvas for sensible virtualization
Tags: clusters, hosting, thinking out loud, virtualization
It is extremely difficult to keep up with 30,000 + web hosts (in the US alone) to keep a bird’s eye view of what is being adopted in the virtualization market. I spent a few hours today clicking banners and digging up statistics to make sure that my “Who’s Who” in the industry is kept [...]
Read: "Storage On Demand – The canvas for sensible virtualization"Echoreply is nofollow free :)
Tags: blogging, Echoreply, writing
Since I have done quite a bit of hacking and tinkering on my WP code base, getting certain plug-ins working can be a bit of a chore. I’ve installed nofollow-free and it seems to be working rather well.
Because I’ve changed many things in how my theme works, the pretty blue band at the top corner [...]
A few new tools for Xen
Tags: Linux, php, Programming, software, tools, virtualization, Xen
I’ve updated my xmlpulse tools to include some new features, including a program that queries xenstat to produce PHP arrays of guests. Also included is a program to dump guest information into simple bash arrays, handy for scripts. Dom ID, CPU usage, ram usage , etc are included.
Libxenstat is sort of like libvirt, much less [...]
Domain ‘whois’ lookups to be discontinued?
Tags: interesting, legal, the internet
Anyone who has registered an Internet domain name in the last few years is probably familiar with that little check box that says “Protect my privacy”. Some legal entanglements from privacy advocates might result in scrapping the whois lookup service altogether.
Take a peek at the above link, then come back to this post. The reasoning [...]
My little coffee problem
Tags: coffee, Programming, thinking out loud, Travels, work
I drink way too much coffee. From years of traveling I’ve gotten rather used to microwaving a cup of water and dumping in some coffee-like powder whenever the urge hit me.
Since 2002, my schedule has been chaos. My days and nights are often reversed without warning (due to work or travel). In my industry, your [...]
Does your DNA smile?
Tags: DNA, interesting, Science, yay
ABC is reporting that Dr. Paul Rothemund at the California Institute of Technology can make 50 billion smileys, each a thousand times smaller than the diameter of a human hair.
[ ultra paranoid geek mode ON ]
We’ve already seen a patent for music from human DNA. Could this technique result in a patent that restricted [...]
So I tried Blogrush, for exactly three minutes
Tags: blogging, blogrush, frustrating, Rants, writing
Most of the people who read my blog do so via RSS and never leave a comment. That’s O.K. by me, I enjoy knowing that I provided someone, somewhere with something (at least semi-interesting) to read.
I was hoping for more comments when I re-opened my blog. A service named Blogrush was getting quite a bit [...]
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