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Can’t wait for us to ship PowerShell Remoting?

Want remoting to use SSH?

Why wait for us? /N software has just announced a beta of their NetCmdlets V2.0 which provides PowerShell remoting over SSH today! They’ve had this for a while and V2 updates (and improves) the usability of the cmdlets as well as adding a bunch of new and exciting commands.

For example, chances are that you won’t ever see Microsoft ship the [get/send]-s3 cmdlets but /N software V2 does.

http://blogs.msdn.com/powershell/archive/2008/03/27/powershell-remoting-using-ssh.aspx

My blog post from 2006 is currently the #1 Google Result for PowerShell SSH, but finally there is a good solution out there from /N software. It also supports S3. Very cool

Interesting video… Feels strange to see CompSci intersecting so close to Biology.

http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/zfs/source/

My friend Richard has just launched his newest site: Tusconcomplete.com. The goal is to collect all the little tidbits of Tuscon in one place. Check it out, it is powered by my all time favorite open source Wiki software, DokuWiki.

Congrats on the site launch, good luck dude!

When it snows in Seattle, it’s a big deal.

Here in Alabama, USA we’ve just acquired the new area code “256″ which means that some lucky (and probably unappreciative) bastard will get

+1-256-512-1024

Which has simply got to be the coolest damn phone number I can imagine.
– David McNett

Can i dial 1-255-255-255255 and make every phone in the world ring?
– Tanuki

I’ve been using Gmail since the invite only beta, my first received email was 6/15/04, and overall I have 8353 emails stored, which means that:

I am currently using 896 MB (19%) of 4647 MB.

Not bad, wish Google tracked the amount of spam I’ve gotten in that time frame. What does everyone else’s account look like?

I got tired of all the crappy security updates that I needed to apply to my Drupal site, so I deleted the whole thing and installed DokuWiki. I’ll be filling it out slowly over the next couple of years. Feel free to add something to it.

Daimyo.org