by Mark Waite | Syndicated
We’ve agreed to deliver a “release ready” version of our internal use components every three weeks. That is a nice step from the “deliver once a year” model we’ve used in the past, and we’re trying to make the transition to the new release cycle succe…
by Mark Waite | Syndicated
We’ve agreed to deliver a “release ready” version of our internal use components every three weeks. That is a nice step from the “deliver once a year” model we’ve used in the past, and we’re trying to make the transition to the new release cycle succe…
by Mark Waite | Syndicated
We’ve agreed to deliver a “release ready” version of our internal use components every three weeks. That is a nice step from the “deliver once a year” model we’ve used in the past, and we’re trying to make the transition to the new release cycle succe…
by Mark Waite | Syndicated
I’ve been experimenting with a cheap, low power, quiet computer running the 64 bit Debian testing distribution (“Squeeze”). The experience has included delights, several positives and some negatives.Delights:Fanless Intel Atom D510 processor and mothe…
by Mark Waite | Syndicated
I’ve been experimenting with a cheap, low power, quiet computer running the 64 bit Debian testing distribution (“Squeeze”). The experience has included delights, several positives and some negatives.Delights:Fanless Intel Atom D510 processor and mothe…
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