The new Airport Extreme (802.11n) base station has built in NAS (Network attached storage) capabilities! All you need to do is hook up an external HD to the USB ports in the back and you have pain-free Mac & PC file sharing.
This guide shows how to work with LVM (Logical Volume Management) on Linux. It also describes how to use LVM together with RAID1 in an extra chapter. As LVM is a rather abstract topic, this article comes with a Debian Etch VMware image that you can download and start. You can then run all commands from this howto in it yourself to get used to LVM.
The capabilities of the products announced at MacWorld this year, as well as the outright announcement about such a thing with the iPhone, suggest that all three (iPhone, ?tv, AirPort Extreme) are using an embedded version of Mac OS X. Now, consider the future possibilities for things like the iPod and for brand-new consumer electronics.
I recently posted a link back to my blog on both Digg and Netscape to see what would happen. I did not know what sort of result to expect but I was overwhelmed by the response of the Diggers and underwhelmed by the response of the
Lol dumbass. But hey, now if you want a working license…
When digging, one can see various patterns emerge when it comes to topics that Digg users don’t like. Here’s a nice list of those particular topics that Digg users generally hate….with a passion.
On January 15, 2007, Wikipedia turned six-years-old. According to special:statistics, Wikipedia has around 1,500,000 articles and Wikipedians have made 104,000,000 edits. Everyone’s favorite online encyclopedia, plus my birthday!
Office Communicator 2007 could give users one-stop access to Office
The developer of the popular OS X application Acquisition has released a new version of his popular BitTorrent client. Beta2 v26
It is common for new users of GNU/Linux to experiment with this distribution or that; those who have found one which suits them rarely venture out to test other distributions.
Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, the consumer data backup unit of the Japanese electronics maker, unveiled a hard disk drive with a record-breaking 1 terabyte, or 1,000 gigabytes, of capacity.