M$ released their “updated” browser today, officially. Here’s a “bottom line” review from ZDNet:
The bottom line: IE 7 was Microsoft’s one chance to
leapfrog ahead of the competition, but the company has only barely
caught sight of the current front-runners. For more features and
greater security, switch to Mozilla Firefox.
My domain is hosted at TextDrive, a company owned by Joyent. They are huge on Sun products, especially the new Solaris 10 and the X4500 box. Here is a promotional video from Sun that shows what Joyent is doing with their products.
We’ve been looking for a good server monitoring software at work…only to find most of the “free” stuff out there is a pain in the ass to get working. Maybe you get what you pay for? Anyways, I’ve been reading up on Status2k, which is a commercial server monitoring software that many of the big [...]
AOL is adopting a new motto of making “light, open, cutting-edge” software and it’s starting with AIM: Lite. Read about it here and download it here.
This software looks freakin’ awesome. Supposedly, it does just about everything Photoshop does at a fraction of the cost ($79 for full version), and the best part, it’s available for Linux. Yes, Windows and Mac OS X also…but LINUX! Website and screenshots.
p.s. Did you notice their site runs on WordPress?
Foxit Reader 2.0 is out. It loads PDFs ultra fast, has a small footprint to install (1.5mb), and does everything Adobe does without the 10 minute startup time. Link.
Sheesh! This is a huge and very comprehensive “family tree” of the history of Unix, Linux, Solaris, etc. Huge…check it out.
This is a great resource for testing and comparing different fonts for your site, before you actually make the change. Link.
Bingo Disk, a new service created by Joyent, was started today. It’s 100gigs of online storage for $199 a year. WebDAV support, totally secure and practically impossible for data loss (by the hardware…if you delete it, you’re screwed). The whole thing runs off Sun Solaris 10 and their X4500 servers. I [...]
Title says it all. If you use Photoshop at all, you should be able to pickup some good points from this. Link.
Like TinyURL, this software shortens long-ass URL’s into tiny, easy to remember ones with the difference with Shorty being, it’s stored on YOUR server. Pretty nice, should you need to use such a service. Link.
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