links for 2006-07-22
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I saw this and seriously thought it was gopher from back in the day. Turns out, it tells you which restuarants are currently open for select cities, including Austin.
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“The next set of things after Java is open-sourced will be middleware products, including a portal server, an identity server and a Web server.”
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Yuh!
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I am no GTD nut, but I am an RSS nut. I also manage my tasks poorly. This looks like the perfect answer to both of those…
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On Web 2.0 and Sun (check out the IdM angle), REST, open sourcing, and Sun hardware.
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“I’m shutting down InfoRouter. More when arrangements are finalized.” Teaser!
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On using Softricity for Windows-land virtualization.
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The dream continues, now with SOA, Identify, and Wily.
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“[A]utomatically collect configuration information from network devices and maintain an up-to-date record of who accesses devices, changes made and updates to configurations.” Pricing to be between $20-30k.
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I more or less have to agree on the somewhat negative review. The game is just a bit below the sweet spot of price and the need to simply have more GTA. The stories are kind of played out, and there isn’t anything “new” to discover. But, it’s still the sa
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“[MDM] is the key to corporate compliance. MDM refers to the infrastructure, tools and best practices for governance of official corporate records that may be scattered across diverse databases and other repositories.”
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Nice listing of OSS apps for OS X. Not complete, just the “cream of the crop” type.
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HP + DEC/VAX/OpenVMS + CA = What seems like a weird partnership…but understanable from legeacy. M&A fun!
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“Reportedly IMS alone is a $1 billion (U.S.) per year business for IBM.” HOLY CRAP!
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“MVS is no longer supported by IBM. In fact, IBM is phasing out support for the 31-bit compatible versions of z/OS by 2007, so only the 64-bit z/OS versions will enjoy support after that date.”
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Hmmm, this looks like good bedtime reading… ;)
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