I’ve debated for a while whether to do this or not, since it might come across as somewhat twee. I think though that in the same way that “My Very Eager Mate Just Sat Up Near Pluto” works for planets, having an A-Z for backups might help to point out the most important aspects to [...]
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Over at Daily WTF, there’s a new story that has two facets of relevance to any backup administrator. Titled “Bourne Into Oblivion“, the key points for a backup administrator are: Cascading failures. In my book, I discuss the both the implications of cascading failures, and the need to test within a backup environment. Indeed, my [...] A rather smart gent whom I used to work with at another company, Mark Harvey, has in his own time been working on an open source VTL implementation that can be used for testing/lab purposes. I.e., he’s not aiming for it to be the next competitor to EDLs, FalconStor, etc., but rather, something that people [...] |
 And #ff to @PossibilityCity @prestondeguise @simonrob451 @tbecchetti @tompetrocelli @toonzone @VisibleOps @vnagornyi
4 hours ago @iCoolen Seems to be affecting about 8 or 9 people I know at the moment. At least I know it's not just me, thankfully :-)
5 hours ago @prestondeguise OK. Just so you know, I am still online with MSN. So it might be something local to you. Good luck with that.
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