Google Instant.. woow, this thing is just waaay awesome, guess their notification about "Feelings of euphoria and weightlessness are normal" is spot on, read more here: http://www.google.com/instant/#utm_campaign=launch&utm_medium=et&utm_sou...

this is simply amazing and shows how far ahead Google are. Say whatever you want about some of their big brothers tactics, but they do produce a real quality service. This is sheer awesomeness!

As your network grows, you are bound to get more configuration in your routers and to keep that very configuration uniform and in sync with some form of design rules will become all more important to maintain the quality of your network. In line of doing so JUNOS provides some great tools; first of is the apply-groups in where you can build a basic template of some configuration and then apply it under sections of your configuration...

Guess it has escaped few by now, but for those it has.. here is: http://www.spotify.com/int/blog/archives/2010/07/12/linux/
What can I say? Finally! Do enjoy :)

When you get a new smart phone, one of the very first tasks easily becomes to find some decent software to run on it to serve your everyday needs. Quite naturally I turned to the Android Market for this and ever since, I have been perplexed by the poor search functionality of said Market.

After having owned and used the Google Nexus One for a couple of weeks now I must say that you become absolutely addicted to all the functionality that modern smart phones such as the Nexus provides. Surely, being technically interested helps, having switched from an old Sony Ericsson phone helps and, last but not least, having had your laptops disk drive (Intel X25-M) crash helps to fuel this addiction. My addiction really became apparent to me when my Nexus died on me just the other day.

This is posted using my new and shiny Google nexus one! Let see if it works! :-D

Bad start to my new blog, I don't want my blog to become some half ordered list of random URLs, BUT, this was just hilarious, especially given my own choice not-so-long-ago to purchase an Android device; http://www.break.com/index/iphone-4-vs-htc-evo.html

So I decided to start a blog. When first installing Drupal at labs.spritelink.net I imagined I would post some useful story every once in a while with some interesting techy nit bits for network and unix peeps out there, but I've come to realize that I set the bar a bit too high on what quality of the articles I would actually accept to post under my name. I now have over half a dozen half-written articles with content that is sure to interest someone but that is of too low quality to be posted as a story on this page.