#wN6 #CloudComputing Clicking the 'Delete' and 'OK' button, from within the 'Existing Event' pop-up window, does not update the calendar. In order to delete a calendar item (e.g. an event), one has... more

#wN6 #CloudComputing Clicking the 'Delete' and 'OK' button, from within the 'Existing Event' pop-up window, does not update the calendar. In order to delete a calendar item (e.g. an event), one has to click the 'Edit Details' button, then (within the 'Edit Event' window) click the 'Delete' and 'OK' button. Submitted a request, to correct, on the Feature Enhancements forum, this AM.

Clicking the 'Delete' and 'OK' button, from within the 'Existing Event' pop-up window, does not update the calendar. #wN6 #CloudComputing In order to delete a calendar item (e.g. an event), one has... more

Clicking the 'Delete' and 'OK' button, from within the 'Existing Event' pop-up window, does not update the calendar. #wN6 #CloudComputing In order to delete a calendar item (e.g. an event), one has to click the 'Edit Details' button, then (within the 'Edit Event' window) click the 'Delete' and 'OK' button. Submitted a request, to correct, on the Feature Enhancements forum, this AM.

Hanggang GetGlue talagang cloud pa din? hahaha. sige. every check-in counts. hahaha

I'm sitting pretty with an online music collection from amazon cloud thats 44000 songs deep. You get unlimited storage for music with their 20$ annual basic plan. Well worth it to have 3554 albums... more

I'm sitting pretty with an online music collection from amazon cloud thats 44000 songs deep. You get unlimited storage for music with their 20$ annual basic plan. Well worth it to have 3554 albums available for my listening pleasure off of any mobile or internet connected device. And I'm adding new music to my library on a fairly regular basis. I'll have 100000 songs uploaded most likely somewhere a year or two down the line. I am just ever so pleased that amazon isn't putting limits on music uploads yet, and I hope they never do. $20 is nothing for a subscription to a cloud for one year, the bulk of my files are music, so I'm not even eating into my 20gb of storage space yet, although I've probably uploaded well over 275gb of music already. Thats thirteen times my data limit in just music files. The upload process is tedious, but once it's all out there in the cloud never again will you have to worry about having to upload my media library again by scanning a disc at a time,...

Right now I'm uploading all 40000 of my songs to the amazon music cloud. You have to pay but you get unlimited space for music.

Learning more about Windows Azure, I have got to have a play with this stuff.

Getting ready for ITU FG Cloud meetings this week.

Attending a meeting about Clour in @turkcellteknolojizirvesi

My Google server is running out of space.

My gig's semi-annual infrastructure technology services all-hands meeting. Continental breakfast being consumed.

Hmmm, but what am I thinking about....only time will tell

Business Cases for Sage on Datacenter based Computing

It's getting crowded!