Happy us!
Miriam was born this night at 02:20CET. A 3200/48 healthy baby girl that doesn’t let the titty go 
Am I scared by Google?
I am. Spooky. How deep the rabbit hole is? How much of your own life can be traded for the commodity of web X.0 ?
First this Chrome thing with nr. 11 statement that owns all of the data comes in and out of browser. They say it was a mistake and will be corrected. Now this name tagging in picassa…..
Until now google only owned you in text web and now they will own you on photos too. I know many people who are trying to not show their real faces associated with their real names. But I do have their photos in my picassa albums. I am a kind person so I will not tag their names. Am I an unique character? Or will someone tag their names? How long will it take then until google will find and will tag all their photos on the net?
Are you sure about what photos of you are out there that you’d prefer to keep anonymous? I am pretty sure there are some I’d like to remove before my q=michael%20tabolsky in google picks them up.
Having all this global community and friending all the world is fine for me, but sometimes .. sometimes I think I’d better off to the old anonymous web where I could just say “I am gfdsa” and nobody could know what’s behind it.
Bottom line, I’m seriously thinking to move away from google, It will be a costly operation that will force me to pay more to hosters, but I just don’t trust this provider of free beer.
I was too sceptic about them
Now this is a good stuff, I like it:
You can use customize plug-ins to provide a data path over alternate communication links, such as email, HTTP, satellite, and microwave towers.
Never seen such a thing but wanted it badly.
Figure 2-1
I am not a multimedia guru at all. If only I could I’d insert a fanfares sound here.
Anyway, Ladies and Gentelmen,
Sun proudly presents the Partnerships Between Clusters:
Further reading if you are not satisfied by the picture.
Key Features of Sun Cluster Geographic Edition Software
Sun Cluster Geographic Edition 3.2 Software Collection
— snip —
Ability to automatically run a script when a heartbeat-loss notification is issued
No comments. Left me somewhere under the table with my jaw on the floor.
it is here … 10.3->11.0
sputnik:~ # zypper dup
- skip -
Overall download size: 1.55 G. After the operation, additional 173.8 M will be used.
I’ve always seen the upgrades sceptically …
This time it HAS to work. Come on, it’s 2008 …
Update: well, after 40 minutes … it worked 
Happy me !
TIP: How to upgrade from opensuse 10.3 to opensuse 11.0 :
first grab the links to oss and non-oss repositories here:
http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/11.0/repo/
just keep these in buffer.
second rpm -Uvh new zypper from there, download the necessary dependencies ( you can safely –nodeps when it only lists yasts )
now then, use `zypper rr` to empty your repositories, when you’ll have it clean - add the ones from 11.0 and do `zypper dup`. A few conflicts to solve and you are all set. Zypper will download the stuff, reboot and you are in 11.0.
Later, same day …
http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/?from=getfirefox
ctrl-r in a second:
Http/1.1 Service Unavailable
That should be a kind of great release. Well organized and managed.
Firefox 3 release today?
Oh yes. They’ve told us June 17th. What do we get at 16:00 CET? You can bet we still have 2.0.14 as the only option. Why? Is there delay in the delivery? Some critical bug in software? Are their servers out of space for the new files?
Nope. Did you note the 24h time notation? Ok, so the thing is that Firefox is released at June 17th at 10pm. PDT !!!
Now you could say that it is okay, mozilla foundation is US based and can schedule the dates in their local time. Actually no, you can’t say that. It is a delivery of product. World wide delivery. Check this page’s map and tell me if there is a difference in the number of US and “rest of us” number of Mozilla Foundation customers. You bet there is. But who cares?
Pathetic USA self-centristic behaivour.
software to develop
I need to make myself a feed proxy … with only two features. Thats it.
- To proxy feeds
- To filter out articles by regular expressions
Just imagine engadget’s feed with all the /iphone/i filtered out, or suse planet with /miguel/i out?
That would make my life easier more peaceful.
I will find an hour to do that next week …