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  Aduva + Sun’s network services + N1 > competing solutions

  06.01.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Aduva + Sun’s network services + N1 > competing solutions

  A simple equation to be sure. If you’ve got to manage patches and configurations on Linux or Solaris machines, you should pay attention to this post. Here’s what to consider: Baselines – Create groups of changes to be applied Automated application – Apply a single change, group of changes, and/or baseline to one or more […]

• Innovation, Technology & Science

  Onstar Update: Maintenance Notification (and suggested improvements)

  05.30.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Onstar Update: Maintenance Notification (and suggested improvements)

  My monthly Onstar email arrived again, great to see. The above image is a snip from that report, you can see that I need to schedule a service appointment. My oil needs changed and tires should be inspected and rotated. OK, that’s great to know, in fact, it was a similar situation to my last […]

• Humor, Innovation

  Invisible Cloak?

  05.27.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Invisible Cloak?

  Scientists have a working theory that would create an area of invisibility for those who wear the material. Sounds pretty far out, but I’d like one if the theory pans out….

• Humor, Innovation

  Just for fun: Johnny Jetpack Propulsion Laboratories

  05.23.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Just for fun: Johnny Jetpack Propulsion Laboratories

  You have to admire people who do things their own way for their own reasons. That’s why I smiled when I recently read an article in Make Magazine about Johnny Jetpack. Description directly from the Johnny Jetpack website below: Recently, the TV show Mythbusters attempted to replicate launching Buster (a crash test dummy) in the […]

• Innovation, Technology & Science

  Real experience using Knowledge Connection

  05.22.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Real experience using Knowledge Connection

  Jon Greaves provides a brief summary of his experience using our Knowledge Connection pilot. Thanks for trying it Jon, we’ll get more relevant knowledge added soon! Everyone else, please take Jon’s example and give it a whirl. We want to hear what you discover, the good, the bad, and the ugly. Also, please don’t forget […]

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