Disable SSLv2 in Windows Server 2008
SSL version 2.0 has been known for some time to be vulnerable to attack and as such should be disabled on any systems using SSL for transport layer security….
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Poor disk write performance in VMware on HP SmartArray P410
300GB copied in 30 hours, how’s that for poor performance? After trying a VM migration from one volume to another through vCenter and it failing…
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Connect Android Tablet to Mac OS X
So you pull out your Android Honeycomb based tablet and USB cable, plug in to your Mac OS X computer and nothing seems to happen right? Well, if you…
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Opacity Bug in IE
I put together a quick jQuery based slider for a site using the fadeIn/fadeOut methods and some z-index and delay tricks everything looked good to go in…
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Stay Tuned…
I’m finally getting things moved over from my previous platform BlogEngine.NET to WordPress after an extended hiatus for the summer. Stay tuned for…
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GoGrid Security Breach Exposes Account Information
Several months ago I established an account with GoGrid to evaluate their cloud offering. Yesterday I received a letter informing me that account information…
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Amazon Outage Cause Released
It appears as though the service outage Amazon AWS provided us with recently was the result of planned network infrastructure upgrades that weren’t…
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Amazon Not Completely Back Up After 96 Hours
For many it has reached a point of no return for Amazon AWS’ creditability, at least for their EBS service and dependent services including EC2 and…
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Amazon Web Services – 48 Hours of Downtime and Counting
Now I’m really surprised at just how big of a failure in design and engineering this was from an organization apparently so flush with talent. The…
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Disable SSLv2 in Windows Server 2008
Poor disk write performance in VMware on HP SmartArray P410
Connect Android Tablet to Mac OS X
Opacity Bug in IE
Stay Tuned…
GoGrid Security Breach Exposes Account Information
Amazon Outage Cause Released
Amazon Not Completely Back Up After 96 Hours
Amazon Web Services – 48 Hours of Downtime and Counting
