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- must be an easy coast thing: heard the term "mad" used today, haven't heard it used in a while. as in "he was giving her mad dirty looks".2012/02/04 12:41
- every time I come to NYC, the percentage of taxis that are crown vics goes down. #endofanuglycarera2012/02/04 12:52
- I just unlocked the Level 4 "Herbivore" badge on @foursquare! High five!
http://t.co/FDOxqDeY2012/02/04 09:50 - getting a lot of twitter spam today2012/02/04 09:47
- my cab driver in a binary accelerator. hits gas, off gas, hits gas, off gas. rather than out constant pressure. makes for nauseating ride.2012/02/04 06:24
- @jaymiek
"shit Canadians say" :)2012/02/04 06:23
- must be an easy coast thing: heard the term "mad" used today, haven't heard it used in a while. as in "he was giving her mad dirty looks".
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Archive for April, 2007
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Network World’s Load Balancer Buyer’s Guide
Posted on April 24, 2007 | No CommentsThe buyer’s guide I had mentioned before has gone live on Network World’s site: Server Load Balancing: A Practical Guide. -
SSL Transactions Per Second: What do you need?
Posted on April 23, 2007 | 1 CommentWhen shopping for an SSL acceleration device, whether it’s integrated into a load balancer or a stand-alone device, I’ve noticed people tend to vastly overestimate their needs when it comes... -
Doin’s ‘A Transpirin’
Posted on April 13, 2007 | 1 CommentHappy Friday the 13th, everyone. I have a couple of quick items, that I think those following the SLB market might find interesting. * Another SLB vendor has hit my... -
Cisco Going After Aftermarket Sellers
Posted on April 6, 2007 | No CommentsReported by Network World, Cisco is apparently preparing to go after the after-market sellers of Cisco gear. Cisco is, in a sense, competing with its past success, by selling against... -
Buyer’s Guide
Posted on April 3, 2007 | No CommentsI’m finishing up a sub-$5K server load balancing buyer’s guide. It’s a vendor neutral approach, directed at users who are new to the whole load balancing field, and don’t know...
