Adding Disk to Cluster on Windows 2008
The Cluster Guys have a nice post about a few ways to add a disk to a windows 2008 cluster. I would like to see a similar post for windows 2003 clusters. They don’t seem to allow comments so I’m creating my own post and sending them a pingback 
Windows Cluster 2008 provides multiple ways of adding a disk to an existing cluster. This article will walk you through all the available choices.
Clustering and High Availability : Adding Disk to Cluster
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March 21, 2008 No Comments
A few site updates
I added a few new widgets and cleaned up some other objects on my sidebars. What do you think of the new theme?
I’ve also added a list of the plug-ins I’m using on this site.
I also added the subscribe to comments plug-in so you can now have updates emailed to you when you leave a comment.
later,jb
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January 2, 2008 2 Comments
Twitter Updates for 2007-08-09
- Went to the TV tower in China last night. Great View, and we rode the subway by ourselves back to the hotel #
- Looking for a comment spam plugin for wordpress that will search old comments. I imported a site from postnuke with LOTS of spam comment … #
Powered by Twitter Tools.
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August 9, 2007 No Comments
Moderate Via Delay
The plugin has a junk filter that can moderate comments and trackbacks that are submitted a certain amount of time after the original entry was posted, or after the last comment/trackback was posted. You can also flag such comments as junk instead of moderating them, and even scale the junk rating so that it increases the longer the entry has been idle.
[Via Plugin Directory]
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January 27, 2006 No Comments
Pacers’ Jackson calls ban on chains ‘racist’
I’ve been listening to some of the reports and players comments on the new dress code in the NBA and I have to laugh. Your job is playing basketball. At anyone’s jobs there are certain ways to act, perform, dress, etc. These can change at any time, your working for someone. If my boss comes to me today and tells me tomorrow I have to wear a shirt and tie. I either have to go by some ties or find another job. As for the NBA’s new dress code, the players union voted yes on this change!!!
I just laugh to hear a player that is paid millions of dollars to play a game, using the race card. Sorry buddy NO SOUP FOR YOU!!! The NBA is looking to improve their image they want to have a more professional look, the ‘thug’ look will never be a professional look.
Pacers’ Jackson calls ban on chains ‘racist statement’
by Marc Stein
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Pacers guard Stephen Jackson, contending that a new ban on chains worn over clothing is “a racist statement” from the league, wore every long, diamond-studded chain in his collection Tuesday night as a protest.
Jackson voiced…
[Via ESPN.com]
Update: I just found this link on ESPN. Its some more quotes from nba players. I’m suprised how many agree with me.
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October 20, 2005 No Comments
Palm and Verizon to unveil Treo 700w on Monday
I know more than a few people at work that will be calling verizon for this phone. Even though my boss has the 600 and hates it. He complains the phone part of the device doesn’t work well at all. I’ve heard the same thing from my Dell rep, that the phone part on his 650 sucks.
Hopefully due in no small part to our exclusive first
look, Palm, Verizon, and Microsoft will be holding a joint press conference on Monday; we can only presume it’s to
(officially) announce the new Windows Mobile-powered
Treo 700w. If our pic gallery wasn’t
enough to satisfy your Treo-jones, you still have the whole weekend to Photoshop some press credentials and book a
flight over to San Francisco. The fun begins at 9 A.M. in the Twin Peaks conference room at the Palace Hotel.[Via mobileread, thanks to everyone who
sent this in]Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
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September 25, 2005 No Comments
Skype v1.3.0.65
A new version of Skpe came out yesterday. Looks like just a few bug fixes. time to upgrade.
Skype uses P2P (peer-to-peer) technology to connect you to other users. Not to share files, but to talk with them for free. The technology is extremely advanced, but very simple and easy to use. You will be making perfect quality free phone calls to your friends all over the world in no time using your computers sound card, speakers and microphone….
[Via MSFN - Where People Go To Know]
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August 25, 2005 No Comments
REVIEW: Google Talk
I’ll have to give this a try, I’m wondering how it compares to skype.
skype is very clear when it works. But I have lots is issues getting it to work correctly.
Google’s new instant messenger, Google Talk, is clean, exceptionally
lightweight, free of feature glut, and simple to use. (Congratulations to our Download Squad blog which published the
first review.) the program download is
exceptionally quick, and installation is as transparent and effortless as they come. Google Talk is fairly focused on
Gmail, although you don’t need a Gmail account to use it. If you do have Gmail, you’ll see Google Talk display a
summary of unread messages in your Inbox when you first open the chat program, and it will continue notifying you as
emails come in. Clicking the Inbox link opens Gmail. When chatting, clicking an Email button opens Gmail to a Compose
screen addressed to your chat partner. You can add chat friends directly from the Gmail contacts list, and, in fact,
you can add you entire Gmail contacts list with one click. (Thankfully, you are not inviting everyone on your contact
list to be a Google Talk friend when you perform that one-click addition. You are merely listing them in Google Talk,
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August 24, 2005 No Comments
When Will People Learn?
Randy points out another media blunder. The media is so against Bush, that they will pin anything on him.
NeoWin: In their second major ruling on Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed a federal court verdict that would have required cable companies to open up their networks to third party Internet service providers. The decision will severely limit broadband operations for competing ISPs such as Brand X and EarthLink.
The Bush administration has made it clear that they are hostile toward small, independent service providers like us. And we think that is a big disaster for consumers, and a huge win for the monopolistic phone and cable companies, which spend millions of dollars on lobbying efforts, said Jim Tickrell, president of Brand X Internet.
While I’m not disputing that this is a blow for consumers or that the Bush administration might be hostile towards… well… anyone these days, I wonder how is that a factor here at all?
The Supreme Court is independent of the President. In fact, one of the sole reasons why they exist is to piss off the President: they are the biggest check of the checks and balances system. There’s no way in hell that the Bush administration should be part of this conversation - and if they are influencing the court, there’s a bigger problem than cable systems in D.C. Besides… none of the sitting Justices were put there by Bush Jr. - I think two or three were from Clinton and the rest from Bush Sr. or dare I say one or two from Reagan?
I mean honestly: if you fight your own battle properly shut the hell up already.
[Via RandyRants.com]
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June 30, 2005 No Comments
Movable Type 3.16 released
I’ll have to update the site tonight.
update:
I’m not able to log into my site now. I get the message:
Error loading : syntax error at (eval 11) line 1, at EOF
red a red block at the top of the page
and
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at lib/MT/App.pm line 168.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at lib/MT/App.pm line 169.
and the bottom of the page.
Anyone else getting this?
The Movable Type team has been hard at work and we have some very exciting things coming in the 2005 release schedule. To kick things off we are proud to introduce Movable Type 3.16.
Movable Type 3.16 sports significant improvements to application security and over one hundred other fixes which really make it a highly recommended upgrade for all users.
Movable Type 3.16 is a simple drop-in replacement for any user who is running version 3.1 or higher. As long as you are running one of these more recent versions, there is no need to run an upgrade script or do anything other than upload the files in the upgrade distribution. Of course, if you’re running a version older than 3.1, you will need to consult the upgrade documentation for details on how to upgrade.
Here are some of the highlights of Movable Type 3.16:
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April 19, 2005 No Comments
