So what tools do you use?

So what tools do you use?. So a bit back I asked what tools that SBSers should have on hand and here are some answers… [E-Bitz – SBS MVP the Official Blog of the SBS “Diva”]

RAID-Z

RAID-Z. The original promise of RAID (Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks) was that it would provide fast, reliable storage using cheap disks. The key point was cheap; yet somehow we ended up here. Why? RAID-5 (and other data/parity schemes such as RAID-4, RAID-6, even-odd, and Row Diagonal Parity) never quite delivered on the RAID promise… Continue reading RAID-Z

Update on release of Micro-ISV: From Vision to Reality.

Update on release of Micro-ISV: From Vision to Reality.. Just in case you're wondering, my Apress book on starting/running/growing a micro-ISV ships tomorrow from the printer to Amazon etc., so it should be actually for sale somewhere between 1/9 and 1/16, depending on how those physical bits get moved around. – I'll also be launching… Continue reading Update on release of Micro-ISV: From Vision to Reality.

More Tools of the Trade

More Tools of the Trade. There's no doubt about it – geeks love lists! Jason at 37signals decided to address one of the most common questions he gets by posting the answer on Signal vs Noise. The question? What do you guys use for <insert tool>? … [Leave It Behind > Brian Bailey]

Story Line in 100 Words or Less

Story Line in 100 Words or Less. A prospective Client asked me to summarize in as few words as possible (imagine!) my “message” based on Re-imagine! Here's what I said: Wildly altered context (technology, China-India, global terrorism, etc.) Only answer: Adaptive skills and bold-breathtaking innovation (top-line focus rather than cost-cutting focus) Race way, way up… Continue reading Story Line in 100 Words or Less

Great essay on procrastination

Great essay on procrastination. Jack Holt e-mailed me a link to Paul Graham's essay on procrastination. It's great, couldn't agree more. Thanks, Jack, and Paul. [David Allen]