So, it’s time for my annual blog post.
My NetGear 3400D was unable to keep up with the torture that I put it through, so I decided I needed a new …

I’ve been waiting, and working.
I’ve been waiting for my work to release a its new product. I’ve been waiting, politely, for my boss to blog about it. I’ve been waiting …

So…
It’s been awhile.
Recently, I’ve decided to make sure that all of my servers were IPv6 addressable. This was made infinitely easier by working at a forward thinking ISP. So a …

So I put a hypervisor in your hypervisor, so you can virtualize while you virtualize.

Requirements:
VMware vSphere, lots of RAM, a decent amount of disk space, a fairly recent copy of 64bit Windows (I used Server 2008 R2) ESX and vSphere Server iso and exe …

Hey, it works! I’m moving a file (on a GIG-E switch between VLANs) at around 3MBps.
Thanks to http://linux-bsd-sharing.blogspot.com/2008/09/howto-setup-nfs-server-on-freebsd.html

I bought a gaming laptop. I bought it thinking that I could do a lot with the nice, powerful chip that came with it. My first disappointment was the horribly …

One of Chronophage.net’s servers is virtualized inside of a Dell 1500. It runs like a champ. I think this is the future of hosting, especially with power and cooling costs going up. I should work on my VTSP now.