How Virtualization Led Microsoft
To Support Linux, and Other Tales
April 19, 2006; Page B1
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Last Years Road Trip
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Wednesday, April 19, 2006
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Tuesday, April 18, 2006
iPod Killers?
Here's an article in Business Week that describes the current state of technology around music on cellular phones. Seen as a major threat to Apple's iPod, the cell phone has many advantages, not the least of which is the massive installed user base.
iPod Killers?
Sunday, April 09, 2006
GLove 004
I just saw G Love with the Extra Special Sauce last night in Santa Cruz, CA. What a great show. I have to say it was one of the best performances I've ever sene. Opening up was San Francisco's own Samantha Stollenwerck. She was really cool and rocked the crowd while downing tequillas brought up by the fans. G Love arrived on stage shortly after her set with the Extra Special Sauce including Chuck Treece and Boyd (?) on keys. I really enjoy the new linenup. The coolest part of the show for me was watching the interplay between Houseman and Chuck Treece each on their own drum kits. They play really well together and have incorporated some really cool back and forth drumming that is fun and exciting. Another treat was seeing Jimi Jazz playing bass guitar. It's nice to know he can rock it out on the guitar in addition to his signature standup bass.
I had the chance to catch up with the boys after the show and pay my respects. Houseman and I talked a bit about the extended lineup and how he and Chuck get down on stage. It was a real treat to meat Chuck Treece in person and congratulate him on his performance. I love reggae and he defintely brings the dub style into G Love's performance in a rad way. I'm told Chuck is a former pro-skater and that he has worked as a session drummer for many high profile acts. What a nice addition to the G Love sound.
Some snaps from my (shitty) auto-jammy are up here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dmourati/sets/72057594102934465 /
Peace out and I'm out. Sphere: Related Content
I had the chance to catch up with the boys after the show and pay my respects. Houseman and I talked a bit about the extended lineup and how he and Chuck get down on stage. It was a real treat to meat Chuck Treece in person and congratulate him on his performance. I love reggae and he defintely brings the dub style into G Love's performance in a rad way. I'm told Chuck is a former pro-skater and that he has worked as a session drummer for many high profile acts. What a nice addition to the G Love sound.
Some snaps from my (shitty) auto-jammy are up here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/dmourati/sets/72057594102934465 /
Peace out and I'm out. Sphere: Related Content
Friday, April 07, 2006
On log sharing - O'Reilly Sysadmin
Here's a nice little article describing some concerns with log sharing ala Splunk Base. I decided to put my thoughts into a comment on the blog hoping to shed some light on how Splunk Base deals with the issue to my satisfaction.
On log sharing - O'Reilly Sysadmin
Thursday, April 06, 2006
From PBX to VoIP: Making the Change - -
This article covers the market Nuasis is going after in great detail. It takes the point of view of the customer and helps explain how to chose a vendor and why some companies are considering a hosted service versus the Nuasis-style deployment in the customer data center.
From PBX to VoIP: Making the Change - -
PRESS RELEASE EMI Music Partners With Rhythm NewMedia to Trial Ad-Supported Mobile Music Video Business
Music vidieos on your cell phone baby! Brought to you by Rhythm NewMedia.
PRESS RELEASE EMI Music Partners With Rhythm NewMedia to Trial Ad-Supported Mobile Music Video Business
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