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This content is 5 years old and may not reflect reality today nor the author’s current opinion. Please keep its age in mind as you read it.Microsoft have quietly slipped out Windows Server 2022 and eager beavers are already starting to install it in their labs. I’ve got it running on Intel NUCs but these
This content is 18 years old and may not reflect reality today nor the author’s current opinion. Please keep its age in mind as you read it.After much discussion of what goes on below the water line (in the provider/enabler space), hopefully this prototype release will refocus energy and get the creative juices flowing above
This content is 18 years old and may not reflect reality today nor the author’s current opinion. Please keep its age in mind as you read it.Here is a post I just made to the cloud computing group in the ‘Power of opensource!!!’ thread. I thought was relevant for blog readers as well as it
This content is 18 years old and may not reflect reality today nor the author’s current opinion. Please keep its age in mind as you read it.So you want to see what all the fuss around Django is about? To get the latest bleeding edge snapshot (as discussed here, here, here, here, here, here, here
This content is 18 years old and may not reflect reality today nor the author’s current opinion. Please keep its age in mind as you read it.So you want to use Pingdom‘s excellent Web Services API [WSDL] [Documentation] but you don’t have SOAP in your PHP? All is not lost as you can still use
This content is 18 years old and may not reflect reality today nor the author’s current opinion. Please keep its age in mind as you read it.Note: This post may have been corrupted during a site migration due to the complex code formatting. YMMV. Getting SSL up and running on OS X is not too
This content is 20 years old and may not reflect reality today nor the author’s current opinion. Please keep its age in mind as you read it.So you’ve followed my instructions for updating config.guess for Interix 5.2 (the version shipping with Windows 2003 Server R2) and now you want to compile something. Interix ships with
This content is 20 years old and may not reflect reality today nor the author’s current opinion. Please keep its age in mind as you read it.The soon-to-be-released Windows 2003 Server R2 includes features that were previously shipped as Services for Unix (SFU) – perhaps the most interesting of which is Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications