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• Getting Drunk in First Class » Footprints in the Sand by
  For those who enjoy Footprints in the Sand jokes.
  (tags: footprints consulting)
• Dell To Sell Solaris Servers — Solaris — InformationWeek
  Whao, now there’s a channel/partner/etc.
  (tags: dell redmonkclients solaris channel partners)
• Nagios founder gives in to commercial support
  Ethan throws his lot in and goes LLC. Best of luck, amigo!
  (tags: nagios support opensource networkingmanagement via:tarus)
• Red Hat and Hyperic Extend Collaboration on Open Source Systems Management Technology : published at CarolinaNewswire.com - Stay on top of the day’s business & technology news
  Hyperic and RedHat re-marry on the IT Management front.
  (tags: hyperic redhat itmanagement opensource partners)
• Some of the Members of the Apache Software Foundation
  (tags: apache developers pictures)
• Sun tiptoes into GPLv3 - vnunet.com
  I scream, you scream, we all scream for…virtualization! Also, first Sun thingy under GPLv3.
  (tags: sunw via:twitter via:webmink solaris xVM virtualization gplv3)
• Austinist: More Human Than Human: Blade Runner, The Final Cut
  I mean - come on - this is like the best, real movie ever made, right? I’ll axe my foot if I don’t get myself to go see this on on the big screen.
  (tags: austin movies bladerunner)
• IBM: Most Symphony users are Microsoft customers | InfoWorld | News | 2007-11-13 | By Elizabeth Montalbano, IDG News Service
  “[IBM] now claims that there are more than 250,000 users.” Still waiting for IBM execs and employees to stop using Microsoft Office before I declare kool-aid drunk up in Armonk.
  (tags: ibm office symphony msft documents)
• Forrester Calls Desktop Linux a Credible Threat to Windows
  (tags: forrester desktop windows analysts)

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