Comments for lodev.name http://lodev.name Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:58:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Journalistatistiek by (db) http://lodev.name/2010/03/28/journalistatistiek/comment-page-1/#comment-1064 (db) Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:58:37 +0000 http://lodev.name/?p=257#comment-1064 Idd, als een eenvoudige blogger, en zoals ie braaf verklaart, die gespeend is van gespecialiseerde kennis dit kan kaderen... Waarom folks die hiervoor betaald worden dan niet? #FlatEarthNews Idd, als een eenvoudige blogger, en zoals ie braaf verklaart, die gespeend is van gespecialiseerde kennis dit kan kaderen… Waarom folks die hiervoor betaald worden dan niet?

#FlatEarthNews

]]> Comment on Veeam unveils SureBackup by SureBackup – 1 week later | VeeamMeUp http://lodev.name/2010/03/22/veeam-unveils-surebackup/comment-page-1/#comment-1063 SureBackup – 1 week later | VeeamMeUp Mon, 29 Mar 2010 21:17:55 +0000 http://lodev.name/?p=246#comment-1063 [...] http://lodev.name/2010/03/22/veeam-unveils-surebackup/ The most significant feature is called Recovery Verification. With this feature, backup operators can opt to automatically verify the integrity of each and every backup. To enable this, VB&R includes an NFS daemon that presents the images on the backup pool as a regular NFS datastore to the ESX farm. VB&R automatically registers the virtual machines (in a fenced-off network) and tests if the backup is bootable. (And doesn’t get stuck in Safe Mode, for instance.) This mechanism is OS- and application independent. [...] [...] http://lodev.name/2010/03/22/veeam-unveils-surebackup/ The most significant feature is called Recovery Verification. With this feature, backup operators can opt to automatically verify the integrity of each and every backup. To enable this, VB&R includes an NFS daemon that presents the images on the backup pool as a regular NFS datastore to the ESX farm. VB&R automatically registers the virtual machines (in a fenced-off network) and tests if the backup is bootable. (And doesn’t get stuck in Safe Mode, for instance.) This mechanism is OS- and application independent. [...]

]]> Comment on Veeam unveils SureBackup by All things virtual VII « TheSaffaGeek http://lodev.name/2010/03/22/veeam-unveils-surebackup/comment-page-1/#comment-1061 All things virtual VII « TheSaffaGeek Sat, 27 Mar 2010 12:38:17 +0000 http://lodev.name/?p=246#comment-1061 [...] out for it was Arnim Van Lieshout (@avlieshout) followed shortly by Lode Vermeiren (@lode) with his Veeam unveils SureBackup and there are so many other blogs out there but these two with the official page covered everything [...] [...] out for it was Arnim Van Lieshout (@avlieshout) followed shortly by Lode Vermeiren (@lode) with his Veeam unveils SureBackup and there are so many other blogs out there but these two with the official page covered everything [...]

]]> Comment on Veeam unveils SureBackup by Lode http://lodev.name/2010/03/22/veeam-unveils-surebackup/comment-page-1/#comment-1058 Lode Mon, 22 Mar 2010 09:32:59 +0000 http://lodev.name/?p=246#comment-1058 Duncan: True, but lots of people (ab)use Veeam for this kind of functionality. It's what Veeam calls near-continuous data replication (near-CDP), which essentially boils down to running the backup job as often as possible. See "SmartCDP" in the <a href="http://www.veeam.com/veeam_backup_4_0_datasheet_ds.pdf" rel="nofollow">datasheet</a>. I'll update the article to clarify. Duncan: True, but lots of people (ab)use Veeam for this kind of functionality. It’s what Veeam calls near-continuous data replication (near-CDP), which essentially boils down to running the backup job as often as possible.

See “SmartCDP” in the datasheet. I’ll update the article to clarify.

]]> Comment on Veeam unveils SureBackup by duncan http://lodev.name/2010/03/22/veeam-unveils-surebackup/comment-page-1/#comment-1057 duncan Mon, 22 Mar 2010 09:27:37 +0000 http://lodev.name/?p=246#comment-1057 Euuh, SRM is about replication. About minimizing the RTO and RPO by utilizing storage replication techniques. I don't believe that Veeam does that. This is still a backup solution, although a smart one I must say. Euuh, SRM is about replication. About minimizing the RTO and RPO by utilizing storage replication techniques. I don’t believe that Veeam does that. This is still a backup solution, although a smart one I must say.

]]> Comment on Mobistar en iPhone: Koppelverkoop is het probleem niet by Grootste frustratie uit het trendrapport: tarieven voor mobiel internet in België | Weblog Pascal Van Hecke http://lodev.name/2008/07/09/mobistar-en-iphone-koppelverkoop-is-het-probleem-niet/comment-page-1/#comment-1051 Grootste frustratie uit het trendrapport: tarieven voor mobiel internet in België | Weblog Pascal Van Hecke Thu, 31 Dec 2009 16:56:18 +0000 http://lodev.name/?p=3#comment-1051 [...] afschaffen van het verbod op koppelverkoop (dankzij de EU!) zal niet helpen.  Het probleem is niet koppelverkoop, het probleem is een gebrek aan competitie tussen operatoren…  Hoe is het in godsnaam te [...] [...] afschaffen van het verbod op koppelverkoop (dankzij de EU!) zal niet helpen.  Het probleem is niet koppelverkoop, het probleem is een gebrek aan competitie tussen operatoren…  Hoe is het in godsnaam te [...]

]]> Comment on Over relativeringsvermogen by Inferis http://lodev.name/2009/12/29/over-relativeringsvermogen/comment-page-1/#comment-1049 Inferis Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:44:41 +0000 http://lodev.name/?p=218#comment-1049 *chuckle* *chuckle*

]]> Comment on Over relativeringsvermogen by (db) http://lodev.name/2009/12/29/over-relativeringsvermogen/comment-page-1/#comment-1048 (db) Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:18:00 +0000 http://lodev.name/?p=218#comment-1048 Was al afgehaakt toen ie mensen die uitkijken naar hun pensioen #klootjesvolk noemde. Blijkbaar nooit van (respect voor) zware beroepen gehoord. Even zelfingenomen als de Dietsche koningin. Was al afgehaakt toen ie mensen die uitkijken naar hun pensioen #klootjesvolk noemde. Blijkbaar nooit van (respect voor) zware beroepen gehoord.

Even zelfingenomen als de Dietsche koningin.

]]> Comment on Google public DNS by RyconPayne http://lodev.name/2009/12/03/google-public-dns/comment-page-1/#comment-1034 RyconPayne Fri, 04 Dec 2009 06:22:44 +0000 http://lodev.name/?p=194#comment-1034 Here's my thoughts on what Google is doing. Yes, they make their money via advertisements primarily, but that does not mean they are "primarily an ad company". Starting out as a search engine, making money via non-intrusive ads seems to have taught them something: They have databases filled with massive amounts of information. This information is expanding rapidly with user generated data. Through their parsing of data for ads, caching of webpages, user inputed data into wealths of knowledge like google earth, book scanning, webpage caching, etc they now have data that goes beyond usefulness for ads. They are turning this data into useable applications and handing them free to the public. With their data, user inputed from all over the world, Android phones closer to a HUD than I ever thought we'd be, and it's just the tip of the iceburg. It's exactly this database of data that people are so scared of that will make the future so amazing. Yes, they make money via ads, but they are not an ad company. They are bringing the future to our doors, forcing companies to think beyond, innovate. Not just add a feature here or there, but really amaze us. We have ammassed too much knowledge to waste it with Telecom giants seeing who can offer the least product for the most price with the prettiest lies the slowest. Google is breaking the barriers between humanity and innovation that were built by business and money. Take your tin foil hats off and enjoy technology and creativity. Here’s my thoughts on what Google is doing. Yes, they make their money via advertisements primarily, but that does not mean they are “primarily an ad company”. Starting out as a search engine, making money via non-intrusive ads seems to have taught them something: They have databases filled with massive amounts of information. This information is expanding rapidly with user generated data.

Through their parsing of data for ads, caching of webpages, user inputed data into wealths of knowledge like google earth, book scanning, webpage caching, etc they now have data that goes beyond usefulness for ads.

They are turning this data into useable applications and handing them free to the public. With their data, user inputed from all over the world, Android phones closer to a HUD than I ever thought we’d be, and it’s just the tip of the iceburg. It’s exactly this database of data that people are so scared of that will make the future so amazing.

Yes, they make money via ads, but they are not an ad company. They are bringing the future to our doors, forcing companies to think beyond, innovate. Not just add a feature here or there, but really amaze us. We have ammassed too much knowledge to waste it with Telecom giants seeing who can offer the least product for the most price with the prettiest lies the slowest.

Google is breaking the barriers between humanity and innovation that were built by business and money.

Take your tin foil hats off and enjoy technology and creativity.

]]> Comment on .DE Landrush fail. (Oder fehler…) by Lode http://lodev.name/2009/10/23/de-landrush-fail/comment-page-1/#comment-1030 Lode Sat, 24 Oct 2009 20:26:12 +0000 http://lodev.name/?p=162#comment-1030 I tried, but all the German registrars I could find were apparently unaware of the new policy as well. I tried, but all the German registrars I could find were apparently unaware of the new policy as well.

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