While he would require some ramp-up, this is the new guy in our technical group. He is a newbie, but I’m sure he will grow to be a great technical person, putting his father way behind.
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I’ve been browsing a blog of a friend of mine, xslf, when I read this post dealing with this cute wifi rabbit. I have been browsing its website. I want one. This rabbit just cought me so badly that I even set the icon for the "Not Really Technical" section to be its figure. I…
It wasn’t junk once… This stuff used to be useful, but it has been laying around for a long while now, doing nothing but collect some dust. I have ‘donated’ some stuff to someone who actually wanted it, but neither him nor me can find a use, nowadays, to a monochrome display card with an…
I’ve been under a huge trackback attack, and, to be honest, closed the whole comment mechanism by a mistake. It is now announced as open. I’ve noticed some of the later entries were to my ML110 and Linux post. Now, with comments available, you can feel free to ask for clarification, if needed. Cheers. Related…
Air Conditioning is considered a complicated matter. Not that it is so mathematically, but measurements, except for the general notion of “hot”, “hotter”, “cold” and “colder” are rather complicated, and require tools which are not common with the maintainers of server rooms. We trust flow diagrams, and air flow schema, however, the outcome should be…
It is an amazing news to me. I really love XenServer. I think that Citrix were able to make a good use of Linux mechanisms for the purposes of virtualization, without abusing the OS layer (like some of the other virtualization solutions did). The file locations are decent (for example – most parts are located…
For those of you not familiar with Hebrew, this entry won’t say much. For those of you who are familiar with it, it might say more. HP Laptops are bundled with a pack of CDs, meant for easy reinstallation/recovery on their laptops. These CDs can be used as the quickest method to recover the…
