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Sun Oct 28 11:28:27 2007 GMT: High Scalability
Sat Oct 13 10:56:23 2007 GMT: Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon
Tue Oct 09 20:44:06 2007 GMT: AOL Pictures
I used to store pictures for my digital photo album on ImageEvent, but have now decided to not renew my account there, but to move the pictures to edge.cmeerw.net. As a backup option I will use AOL Pictures - they apparently offer unlimited storage for free, so that looks like a good deal to me.
Fri Oct 05 18:21:43 2007 GMT: Beware of Zombie Threads
A few days ago there was a report on the PowerDNS mailing list that PowerDNS would consume huge amounts of virtual memory. It turned out that in some circumstances (db connection timeouts) PowerDNS would terminate a thread, but not detach/join it, resulting in a zombie thread. Further investigation revealed that (at least on Linux with NPTL) the whole thread stack (10 MB virtual memory) of these zombies is being kept around (although there really wouldn't be any need for this wasteful behaviour).
Mon Oct 01 20:18:49 2007 GMT: IPv6 Support for SIPFwd
Last week I mentioned that SIPFwd (a SIP forwarding daemon) did not support IPv6 yet. Well, it does now...
Sat Sep 29 09:40:41 2007 GMT: Hard Times at Alcatel-Lucent
A BusinessWeek article spreads some interesting rumours, saying that "there's growing consensus that the company will have to sell off its wireless business" and that Alcatel-Lucent may be forced to replace Russo with Christian Reinaudo or Mike Quigley.
Fri Sep 28 16:21:23 2007 GMT: Deadline for Alcatel-Lucent
There is some interesting information in a Financial Times article saying that Pat Russo has been urged to come up with an emergency restructuring plan in a month.
Mon Sep 24 20:45:51 2007 GMT: edge.cmeerw.net Moved
Sun Sep 16 20:45:33 2007 GMT: Alcatel-Lucent revises sales forecast a third time
Sun Sep 16 20:31:54 2007 GMT: Belgium Holiday
Sat Sep 01 18:19:33 2007 GMT: IPv4 Address Exhaustion Panic
Tue Aug 28 18:50:04 2007 GMT: Open Source Hosting That Sucks Less
