Using Wildcards with the Windows Service Template in SCOM
I'm so glad I found this! I figured out how to monitor a service and have alerts sent on it earlier this year. But the problem is that we have hundreds of services to monitor on hundreds of machines. It would take forever to add them all. Fortunately these services all have a consistant naming scheme and this article explains exactly how to monitor them all using wildcards
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SCOM and MOM Bloggers – Ian Blyth – System Center Technologies
This is a good list for SCOM users -
Search Engines: Keyboardr Is Lightning Fast Search Mashup with Keyboard Shortcuts
Wow, this demo looks good. I got an idea to do something similar after learning of QuickSilver for the Mac. It's a great concept, creating sensible interfaces driven by the keyboard rather than (or in addition to) the mouse -
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Apple iPhone Software Update
The concept and practice behind the iPhone's "one physical button, software everything else" interface is great. I just got the 2.2 version software and with it got Google street view in my Google maps app. It's really nice to regularly get the added functionality for the phone. I still have a wish list for it and I'm looking forward to future updates. Hats off to Apple for making it happen and a job well done. -
SnapCasa: Website Thumbnails and Webpage Snapshots of Any Website Free
Thanks to SnapCasa, I’ll now have screenshots of the links I post on here! Very nice! (Thank you SnapCasa) -
iPhone 2.2 firmware released, iPod Touch version missing some features
Wow great news!! Some nice new features -
Why the Drudge Report is one of the best designed sites on the web
This is a great review on the Drudge Report. DR and CL (craigslist) are good examples of low cost and efficient websites that are doing very well. They show that things don't always have to look pretty to get users/viewers. One thing to be said for both is that they are fast and simple, for the developer and user. -
Ocarina Surges To Top Paid iPhone App Position
I love this app. I want to buy a real Ocarina now. Although I think that the innovation of creating a truly playable instrament for the iPhone has a lot to do with it's success. The social features help but the app itself is incredible. -
