To reiterate: No, I don’t use PayPal
This is one of the many reasons why I stopped using PayPal years ago. Somewhere along the line, I think that they forgot that they urge you to tie your PayPal account to your checking account, the same account that you use to pay your rent/mortgage. Then they want a back up funding source.
So, your [...]
Two months with ezp.net
Tags: Echoreply, web hosting, Xen, yay
In case you did not notice, this site is now served by ezp.net. I moved Echoreply because my other network is undergoing drastic changes (all for the better), the problem is e-mail reliability. Even if I used Google for my domain e-mail (which I do not), having both DNS servers in one place was a [...]
Read: "Two months with ezp.net"Cisco Settles With The Free Software Foundation
Tags: cisco, Free Software, gpl, lawsuits, yay
Brett Smith, licensing engineer for the FSF writes:
BOSTON, Massachusetts, USA — Wednesday, May 20, 2009 — The Free Software Foundation (FSF) and Cisco Systems, Inc. are pleased to announce that they have reached a joint agreement.
Under the agreement, the FSF has agreed to dismiss its lawsuit against Cisco.
Xen 3.4 is out!
If you have not read the announcement, you might be interested to know that Xen 3.4 is now out in the wild. Get it while its hot from the official source release or the Mercurial repository.
I have been working with xen-unstable for the past few weeks anticipating this release, I have had no issues whatsoever.
On [...]
Xguests / XMLPulse Moved To ShareSource
Tags: Free Software, Programming, sharesource, Xen
If you’ve found my site by following a link to the Xguests program, take note that I have moved it to ShareSource. The project (and releases) can be found here.
ShareSource offers free Mercurial hosting, which also comes with a bug tracker, wiki, release manager and ACL manager for other developers. Rather than hosting the HG [...]
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Me According To Ohloh
