These are my links for January 24th through January 27th:

• Win7AudioSwitcher | Free software downloads at SourceForge.net –
• RT Se7en Lite: Create Customizable Windows 7 Installation Disk/USB –
• How To Play Audio Through HDMI & Speakers Simultaneously In Windows 7 –
• Cerberus Helpdesk – Support Center –
• Testing, reviewing, and comparing 9 web-based CRM (Customer Relationship Management) applications for small business | Black Hills Web Works –
• ruby on rails – Using Google’s Audit API to monitor google apps email – Stack Overflow –
• Screenr | Instant screencasts: Just click record –

These are my links for January 11th through January 12th:

• MiramarMike.co.nz Ltd: Google Docs Went Stunningly Well At Webstock –
• How P2 Changed Automattic — Matt Mullenweg –
• Start Hiring Remote Workers — Matt Mullenweg –
• Fog Creek Copilot – Home –
• How Trello is different – Joel on Software –

These are my links for January 11th from 21:30 to 22:32:

• Scheduled sending and email reminders | Boomerang for Gmail –
• Find Big Mail – Have you run out of space for your Gmail account? –
• Fred Home | Xenit –
• Home – Product – Confluence to Alfresco CMIS Integration –
• 1 reason to choose Alfresco vs Quickr for document management : scalability « Alfresco & Share Blog –

These are my links for January 11th from 09:10 to 20:41:

• Obnam – backup program –
• You Should Use EBS Boot Instances on Amazon EC2 | Ubuntu Cloud Portal –
• Setting Up a New Library with Calibre: Essential Plugins and Getting to Know Metadata | Dear Author –
• Beyond Black Friday » Blog Archive » The 30 Most Useful Kindle URLs –
• China Financial Markets » If no trade reversal now, then when? –

These are my links for December 15th through December 21st:

• How to Jailbreak Apple TV 2 on iOS 4.3 or iOS 5 Beta with Seas0nPass 0.7.7 (untethered) –
• HOW-TO:Install XBMC on Apple TV 2 – XBMC –
• The Open Sourcerer » ERPpeek, a tool for browsing OpenERP data from the command line –
• Copy one file’s atime and mtime to another : File Utility « Utility « Python –
• oleics/cluster-manager – GitHub –

These are my links for June 20th through December 13th:

• Sublime Text: The text editor you’ll fall in love with –
• Two Handy Sublime Text 2 Plugins « Viper007Bond.com –
• Unix/Linux "find" Command Tutorial –
• How to Jailbreak Apple TV 2 on iOS 4.3 with sn0wbreeze (untethered) –
• » Switching to a standing Desk; thoughts jessenoller.com –
• Samsung Finally wins Galaxy Tab Battle in Australia | Netbooknews – Netbooks, Netbook Reviews, Smartbooks and more – Samsung Finally wins Galaxy Tab Battle in Australia
• /ericdwhite/ Creating a KVM Ubuntu VM using Debootstrap –
• IT From All Angles » Linux-KVM: VLAN Tagging for Guest Connectivity –
• IT From All Angles » Linux-KVM Management: Offline Migration –
• IT From All Angles » KVM Guests: Install VirtIO Drivers for Windows Guests –
• How-To: Setup KVM on Ubuntu Lucid | Chris’ World –
• random notes on setting up KVM + libvirt + virtio | pofHQ –
• HOWTO: Migration from VMWare to KVM (Linux) at Acmelabs’ Blog –
• libvirt: Wiki: UbuntuKVMWalkthrough –
• Setting up virtualization on Ubuntu with KVM – redemption in a blog –
• libvirt: Wiki: Tips –
• ISPmail tutorials | workaround.org –
• StartSSL™ Certificates & Public Key Infrastructure – Comparison Chart –
• Hermes Antispam Proxy :: Hermes –
• Proper SSL certificates for Postfix and Dovecot | workaround.org –
• How to Install XBMC on Apple TV 2 –
• Software Startup Profile: Q&A with Virtual Bridges CEO, Jim Curtin | Sandhill –
• Unboxing OpenStack clouds with Crowbar and Chef [in just over 9,000 seconds! ] « Rob Hirschfeld’s Blog –
• UEC: Bundling Windows Image « Kiran Murari –
• PerformanceTuning – ganeti – How to tune a ganeti cluster for performance – Cluster-based virtualization management software – Google Project Hosting –
• Tips on Using Ganeti to Manage a KVM based Virtual Machine Cluster on Ubunty Jaunty Jackelope 9.04 | GeekFun –
• Mirantis Official Blog: OpenStack Nova: basic disaster recovery –
• Mirantis Official Blog: Clustered LVM on DRBD resource in Fedora Linux –
• Setting Up a Single Node OpenStack Storage Server … – hpcloud –
• NexentaVolumeDriver – Wiki –
• Introducing Ubuntu Cloud-Init Technology | Ubuntu Cloud Portal –
• dodai-deploy –
• DevStack – Deploying OpenStack for Developers –
• UbuntuCloudInfrastructure – Community Ubuntu Documentation –
• Getting Started with Ubuntu Orchestra — Servers in Concert! | Ubuntu Cloud Portal –
• Why Eucalyptus Will Win Out Vs. OpenStack –
• Eucalyptus CEO On Ubuntu/OpenStack: No Cloud Competition | TalkinCloud –
• Ubuntu Cloud: OpenStack Wins, Eucalyptus Loses | TalkinCloud –
• FrontPage – Juju –
• Augeas — Main –
• Random MAC address for libvirt — Somewhere out there! – blog: Random MAC address for libvirt: Snippet for generating a random MAC address. Useful if adding interfaces t…
• Windows BSOD and BIOS Checksum error — Somewhere out there! – blog: Windows BSOD and BIOS Checksum error: If you have a BSOD crash and the BIOS defaults after a checksum erro…
• Hybrid Storage Roundup: Seagate Momentus XT vs. OCZ RevoDrive Hybrid vs. Intel Z68 | PC Perspective –
• BoB Releases –
• Haraka Documentation –
• Hermes Antispam Proxy :: Home –
• SAGATOR –
• SourceForge.net: dspam – Other Anti-spam Filters and interesting things to read –
• Stop spam with the Anti-Spam-SMTP-Proxy (ASSP) –
• Haraka SMTP Email Server –
• Bookmarks for June 14th through June 20th — Somewhere out there! – blog: Bookmarks for June 14th through June 20th: These are my links for June 14th through June 20th: What Is Chi…

These are my links for April 20th through May 5th:

• The Open Sourcerer » How to install OpenERP 6 on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Server (Part 2 – SSL) –
• The Open Sourcerer » How to install OpenERP 6 on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Server (Part 1) –
• Understanding UPSs and recommendations – Best way to size the UPS is to grab one of those cheap Elto power meters (<$25 from bunning, mitre 10 or the supermarket). Measure the power used by each device you are going to connect to the UPS to get a rough watts total then convert to VA (see below).

  Remember to put the device under load to get a more representative value, ie: don't measure your PC while it's idle crank some programs/games/benchmarks.

  UPS's are typically quoted in VA (volt amps), as a general rule of thumb: watts used / 0.6 gives you an safe approximate VA value to aim for.

  A good 2000VA UPS is going to cost you quite a bit, probably around $1k+

  So definitely measure with a power meter.

  I suspect even though your PSU is 1200w it won't be using near that amount.

  APC have a UPS calculator online too:

  http://www.apc.com/tools/ups_selector/index.cfm

• UPS Selector Sizing Applications –
• Bookmarks for April 15th through April 20th — Somewhere out there! – blog: Bookmarks for April 15th through April 20th: These are my links for April 15th through April 20th: crossgf…

These are my links for February 23rd from 12:22 to 13:41:

• Crisis Response Christchurch Earthquake – RT @google: Christchurch earthquake resources, maps, news + Person Finder
  …
• Fabric — Fabric v0.9.4 documentation –
• Use Python to Manage Enterprise Deployments with Fabric –
• Marketing Advice for Startups and Small Teams – Atlassian News –
• SSD drives difficult to wipe securely, researchers find | Computerworld NZ –