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Second day in a row when Corp AMEX card website delivers: "Our System is Not Responding ... " are they in the "cloud(s)", already :) |
Mercedes splitview command coming to the "S" class in '09 http://bit.ly/TlBO |
Five ways to justify security spendings (via Jeremiah Grossman) http://bit.ly/MXV |
@chuckcolby one of my challenges at work is UC and UM btw Cisco and Microsoft - everything else fits in the hobby category (e.g. Asterisk) |
RT @danyork: RT @blairplez "Unified Communications" is defined at http://bit.ly/THsD right when I thought I had them (UC&UM) fig-ed out :) |
A nice summary of DC 3.0 http://tinyurl.com/6pk6ly |
Tweetlet - follow the youngest (soon-to-be-born) twitterer: http://tweetlet.com/ |
@chuckcolby have you looked at this - http://tinyurl.com/6jeqjr ? sky-rocketed within seconds |
http://twittergadget.com/ - self-explanatory |
12 scams of Christmas http://bit.ly/599P |
Got it! If you're interested in <bla>, Alltop has it covered http://<bla>.alltop.com :) |
Almost forgot - 2008 has an extra second! I will finally be able to catch up w/my projects backlog. |
Social media [n]etiquette: http://bit.ly/hTr8 |
For those following Ivan's Cisco MIB update quest - [very] disappointing findings from the guru: http://bit.ly/9Wgy |
Why Math [is beautiful] ? - I love this article: http://bit.ly/hAFo |
@nohype this reminds me of another (similar, somehow) issue, which I - fortunately - had bookmarked: http://bit.ly/dbkR ;) |
"If u cn rd this quickly, gd 4 u" (a.k.a. textese) not only for SMS (hint, hint ... tweet, tweet ;)) http://bit.ly/13JwF |
RT @mashable: Google Street View Comes to Nokia S60 ... http://zz.gd/d05c4e - been waiting for it - installed on my Nokia E61i - perfect!!! |
Wireshark 1.0.5 is out http://www.wireshark.org/do... |
Beijing urban and rural areas with full WiFi coverage by 2011 - very promising http://bit.ly/128O5 |
