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Yearly Archives: 2011
Building a better pogoplug.
A while ago I purchased a pogoplug as a means of sharing photos with my family but its use never really happened because the interface they provided is clunky for hi-res pictures/video.. and some of the family failed to consistently … Continue reading
Metro up Java
Microsoft’s Metro environment is a bit of a closed environment for the Open Source language vendor, so although you can code Metro applications in C/C++, C#, HTML/JavaScript/CSS on both Intel and ARM chipsets the choice of other languages are non-existent. … Continue reading
Windows 8 Developer Preview on VirtualBox
Although I got a developer preview samsung Windows 8 tablet at the Microsoft Build event I do like to use Virtual machine whenever possible because they are very useful. I have managed to get Windows 8 installed on VirtualBox on … Continue reading
Posted in Windows8
Tagged Custom Video Mode, Metro, setextradata, VBoxManage, virtualbox, Win8, Windows 8
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Heroku add Java support but dumps containers!
Recently I have reviewing various cloud solutions and what impact this has on the way you create/architect applications and I have come to the conclusion they are often way too complicated for most existing applications to be effectively hosted in … Continue reading
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Motorola XOOM 3.1 update for Europe
My beloved European XOOM finally is getting Android 3.1 support… Boy have I had to be patient… Android™ 3.1 for Motorola XOOM™ will soon be available over the air to all Motorola XOOM users in Europe. We expect the over-the-air … Continue reading
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Zero Day – Mark E. Russinovich
Just finished reading “Zero Day” by Mark E. Russinovich. The author is a fellow at Microsoft and well know in the computer circles for also being the author of various tools from SysInternals a company he used to own. The … Continue reading
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You can make money without doing evil…
Well this is what google says in their corporate philosophy but I seriously doubting this. If you are not aware of the most recent cuffle about google, let explain and perhaps rant a little. Google; in an attempt to prevent … Continue reading
Posted in Google, gpl-2
Tagged evil dudes do wrong, Google, gpl-2, linux headers
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One Billion Reasons..
What can a company do with a 1 Billion USD? Well if you are Microsoft you can use this or more to ensure one of your competitors becomes a OEM vendor! This is exactly what is said Microsoft did to … Continue reading