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no trackpoint, and the SSD is too small – the Dell 1330 offers a 64 GB option – but we’re getting closer to something i can use. LED backlit option is attractive.
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wow, the Amazon folks just don’t let up.
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thinking i might grab some of these filters soon(ish)
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couldn’t agree more
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if you’re an engineer looking and don’t check this out, i’m confused as to why. having helped build a healthcare records app in the distant past, i can tell you that it’s a.) interesting, b.) challenging, and c.) rewarding. plus, it’s Adam Bosworth.
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filed under “things i’m not surprised about”
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hmm…halfway point between a virtualized instance snapshot. may give this a whirl.
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good refresher, as it’s been a while. suggestions as to good recipes for the first batch are welcome.
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also hiring for an intern position is Derek Willis of the NY Times. good spot to work.
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heard a bunch of requests for this
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beginning to understand why The National’s Boxer garnered a first place vote; outstanding album. that said, no Avett Brothers? seriously?
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remember when i said they didn’t let up?
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had similar thoughts vis a vis the intelligence left behind in web logs, but this is even spookier
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always find myself agreeing with an interview i saw with Cisco’s CEO Chambers: culture can be among the most important considerations when it comes to M&A.
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Senor Shankland’s year in review piece, vis a vis open source
tecosystems
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Glen says:
December 24, 2007 at 8:18 am
FYI – I ran TimeVault for about 6 weeks but decided it was over kill and too much work to filter out all the transient / frequent updating files. I am very happy with daily snapshots via “Simpe Linux Backup”. I wish it has a bit more control over backups so I could run a couple times each day but otherwise it is clean, fast, and easy to use (both to run and recover with).
sogrady says:
December 24, 2007 at 5:08 pm
excellent. thanks for the feedback, Glen.