links for 2007-06-27
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OpenID and CradSpace server. Needs a CardSpace plugin though.
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A little bit on the hardware ecosystem for the iPhone.
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“Running a large data network with over 50,000 nodes is tough enough, but Spectrum has been there making it easier.”
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“Sun charges $500 for the bare box. A container with computers starts at about $500,000. The company has about 20 customers that agreed to try Blackbox before it goes on sale next month.”
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Using MySQL’s IPO to hang some cash numbers on open source companies.
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“The U.S. Navy has adopted a policy of requiring that open source code be considered in every software acquisition that the Navy makes, in an order signed by Navy CIO Robert J. Carey on June 5.”
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Congrats to the OpenNMS team. Check out the helpdesk integration and dashboard in GWT.
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Ah, the elusive “enterprise buyer”…
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uXcomm renames itself to Virtugo and gets some funding.
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Check it out: one of the 2 dudes in line in NYC for the iPhone is reading an SAP book.
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Nice marketing/dev tour from Adobe for “Apollo”/AIR. Should be swanky.
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Dan on he and Ed’s SAP fellowship
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PDF-land!
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BMC should really just stick these up as MP3s with an RSS feed so I can download them all into iTunes. It’d be awesome for nerds like me.
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Needs screencasts.
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This is pretty exciting because it (a.) you tells how far up BPM can scale and (b.) lists all of the actual stuff BPM monitors in one place.
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The mother lode of docs about BPM. Too bad they’re so well hidden (i.e., not linked off the public BPM page).
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Who is this John Appleseed and why doesn’t he check his voicemail?
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Using the filesystem and all it’s gizmos in OS X for personal productivity.
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Finally, a Masters of Horror episode that’s pretty damn good…
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iGod reviewed. No cut-n-paste? WTF, dude?
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The iPhone guy is a “media whore.”
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On which analyst firms to get for quotes and what-nots.
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When it comes to stacks of $100 bills: smoke ‘em if you’ve got ‘em, right?
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Does this mean Joel’s Wasabi is cool?
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These Dunning and Kruger fellas have no idea what they’re talking about. Clearly they haven’t heard *my* theories!
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Oh yeah!
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SignOn? CradSpace? … :)
I’m waiting for “CadSpace” myself ;)
I like the Performance Manager plugs. Thanks! As someone who was very involved with the sizing documentation, I’m curious if you’ve seen similar documents by the competition?
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