Suitable for Mounting

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Suitable for framing

Suitable for framing 03/28/2005 03:23 AM
Boston Globe Mar 28 2005 7:37AM GMT

I.B.M. Says Supercomputer to Be Suitable
for Businesses

I.B.M. Says Supercomputer to Be Suitable
for Businesses 11/14/2003 01:19 AM
New York Times Nov 13 2003 11:45PM ET

Intel's new CEO no scientist but
suitable - founder

Intel's new CEO no scientist but
suitable - founder 04/14/2005 09:46 PM
Reuters India Apr 15 2005 1:57AM GMT

Review: UnixWare 7.1.4 is suitable for
basic server duty

Review: UnixWare 7.1.4 is suitable for
basic server duty 08/10/2004 08:31 AM
UnixWare 7.1.4 is the latest in a long line of Unix releases from The SCO Group. It is a stable and mature Unix, with a variety of basic servers included, such as the Apache Web server and Squid, and is available in both single-user desktop-oriented versions and server versions. It has reasonable support for hardware, good documentation, and a nice integrated management utility that offers unified administration of the OS, hardware, and servers. Performance as a server platform is good, supporting a number of TCP sessions and Web server users, and file transfer performance is competitive with Linux and Windows platforms. However, as a desktop OS or file/print server, UnixWare is hard to recommend over competitors.

Mounting

Mounting 08/09/2004 09:16 AM
My Cable-Safe System order arrived last week. I have a nit to pick over the C-clamp — the top part...

Parents warned Internet games centres
are not suitable child minders

Parents warned Internet games centres
are not suitable child minders 08/08/2004 03:19 AM
ABC Online Aug 8 2004 6:34AM GMT

Mounting Windows Server 2003 & NT
with 10.3

Mounting Windows Server 2003 & NT
with 10.3 06/03/2004 12:15 PM
Setup a G5 running Panther with all the latest updates to find that when I mounted the NT server volumes (some specifically setup for Mac), all files without a dot prefix eg .jpg .doc, came up as Unix exe (Executable) file wi...

Auto-mounting media devices

Auto-mounting media devices 04/30/2004 12:37 AM

What follows is an interesting insight into the minds of the eHome, Media PC press. 

As Andrew Grundner (the writer of this story) gushes on about how cool this closed system is, he discovers the convienience of auto-mounting devices, and you have to wonder: "where has this guy been?"

But not everybody made the immediate jump, as Arthur Van Hoff and Rob Currie did (with their Strangeberry platform), that ZeroConf (which Apple calls Rendezvous) is the perfect technology for auto-mounting home media devices.  The only difference is that they based their work on an open platform, while this MediaBolic product is closed and proprietary.

The idea of ZeroConf/Rendezvous is that products from a wide range of vendors could all work on the same 'auto-mounting' consumer media network.

Now why oh why would MediaBolic think we'd lock ourselves into THEIR proprietary network, when we're all joining up on the open network?  'Cause they got some sort of patent?

And more importantly - "why wasn't Andrew Grundner asking these questions of them?"

Now that TiVO owns Strangeberry watch for some next generation products that will make Comcast's Moxi product look like a joke.

Integrating the family's media collection and aggregating a myriad of home media services; such as digital downloading, photo prointing or food delivery - is gonna be big business. 

And watch for major plays from Broadband Mechanics in this area.

Meanwhile here's the article that just set me off!

Mediabolic Delivering on the Digital Home Concept.

Mediabolic Delivering on the Digital Home Concept  Category: Editorials - April 29, 2004  By Alexander Grundner Today I have seen the future and it's not coming from Microsoft -- at least not yet. I got a chance to meet with Jeremy Toeman, associate VP of Mediabolic, for the first time, for an informal get-together. For those unfamiliar with the company, Mediabolic is one of the leaders in the middleware software space for connected home devices. Their flagship software product, the M1 Entertainment Platform, can be found powering many notable products like the Denon NS-S100 Digital Media Server, which won TechTV's "Best of Show" at CES in January, and Creative's SoundBlaster Wireless Music Adapter. Over lunch we discussed the state of the industry, and convergent devices currently coming to market and on the horizon. Overall, we were pretty much in agreement with the general direction device manufactures were taking consumers in. But things got really interesting when he asked me if I wanted to see of demo of M1 platform at work. Back at the office, Mediabolic has terrific demo room setup, configured with networked computers and a myriad of M1 enabled connected media devices. I assumed he was going to show me what each product did individually and then move on to the next product, but I was just half right. He went beyond that by pointing out how each device is actually recognized by all the computers running the M1 server software. What's more, all networked M1 enabled PCs can populate all the connected media devices with content stored on each PC's hard drive without any special configuration (an industry first -- this floored me). In other words, if you are using a media adapter in one room, you will see all the digital files available from a networked M1 enabled PC, and if a second or third M1 enabled PC is turned on, then all their additional files will become immediately available. This function, that I was never aware of, puts a new face on connected entertainment. The idea has always been to setup a shared digital media server to distribute content around the house -- just configure each networked device to pull content from one central location. Made sense, but Mediabolic's no configuration, auto-recognize and populate solution is way more advanced, and provides a better user experience. All in all, I enjoyed my meeting, but came away impressed with the fact that Mediabolic is company that actually delivers on the promise of interoperable connected devices for the Digital Home. And best of all, anyone can use M1 enabled products with existing networking and PC hardware equipment.

[eHomeUpgrade]

How Apple Can Weather Mounting iPod
Threats

How Apple Can Weather Mounting iPod
Threats 04/08/2005 04:59 AM

Wasting your time and energy on comparatively trivial lawsuits and threats is beneath such a great company, especially when there's a world waiting to be conquered. By Jeremy Horwitz, iPodlounge

10.3: Easy auto-mounting of server
shares

10.3: Easy auto-mounting of server
shares 10/31/2003 10:36 AM
This is so simple its stupid, but I wasted a while trying to figure it out. There are hints up here about automounting servers using netinfo tinkering. I wanted an easier way to config several macs to automount servers in...

Faster, better disk image mounting via a
script

Faster, better disk image mounting via a
script 03/13/2003 10:21 AM
Faster, better disk image mounting via a script

10.3: A fix for local drives not
mounting until user login

10.3: A fix for local drives not
mounting until user login 11/11/2003 11:37 AM
I was running into a problem where non-IDE drives would not mount at startup until a user logged in at the GUI. In an all-SCSI system, this meant that I couldn't ssh into the machine and access my volumes (outside of /), and ...

Bush Tries to Allay Mounting Doubts Over
Iraq

Bush Tries to Allay Mounting Doubts Over
Iraq 05/24/2004 09:51 PM
Reuters via Wired News May 25 2004 2:20AM GMT

Paying the Price: The Mounting Costs of
the Iraq War

Paying the Price: The Mounting Costs of
the Iraq War 06/27/2004 02:40 PM
Paying the Price: The Mounting Costs of the Iraq War
In fully footnoted PDF or handy Just The Numbers format.
Related Story: Iraq war 'will cost each US family $3,415'

Arafat Faces Mounting Pressure for
Government Reform

Arafat Faces Mounting Pressure for
Government Reform 07/21/2004 09:34 PM
Reuters via Wired News Jul 22 2004 1:55AM GMT

Users struggle to cope with mounting
backup dilemmas

Users struggle to cope with mounting
backup dilemmas 09/22/2004 05:12 PM
IT managers on hand for this week's Storage Decisions conference said they are working ever harder to consolidate storage-area networks, attain a single view of their infrastructure and increase the amount of online disk storage.

Drunken Blog Provides Mounting Evidence
of CherryOS Code-Theft

Drunken Blog Provides Mounting Evidence
of CherryOS Code-Theft 03/14/2005 05:45 PM

Pressure Mounting on North Korea for
Nuclear Talks (Reuters)

Pressure Mounting on North Korea for
Nuclear Talks (Reuters) 03/23/2005 07:12 AM
Reuters - North Korea came under renewed pressure on Wednesday to return to six-country talks on its nuclear program as its premier, Pak Pong-ju, met Chinese President Hu Jintao in Beijing.

Mac OS X 10.3.5 (#2): Disk mounting;
Bluetooth devices will not pair; Sleep
issues; Safari problems; more

Mac OS X 10.3.5 (#2): Disk mounting;
Bluetooth devices will not pair; Sleep
issues; Safari problems; more 08/10/2004 03:52 PM
MacFixIt Aug 10 2004 6:13PM GMT

"GHOSTHUNTER": Sony
PlayStation 2; Namco. $49.99. (Rated
suitable for teenagers) HHH

"GHOSTHUNTER": Sony
PlayStation 2; Namco. $49.99. (Rated
suitable for teenagers) HHH 09/06/2004 12:05 AM
Staronline.com - Sun Sep 5, 09:58 am GMT

EDGE regains support from many carriers
as WCDMA has proven more costly than
expected and suitable handset for WCDMA
networks is not yet available.

EDGE regains support from many carriers
as WCDMA has proven more costly than
expected and suitable handset for WCDMA
networks is not yet available. 07/17/2004 03:15 AM
[PRWEB Jul 17, 2004]
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