Darla Baker 5/29/10 Darla Baker 5/29/10

2 Computers via 1 Keyboard & Mouse | Linux Journal

I have been a user of Synergy for several years. I first learned about Synergy on an episode of Hak5. It is very simple to set up whether the server or client OS is Linux, Mac or Windows. For the Systems Engineer, it is a godsend. As a Synergy user, I am very excited to read that the project has been picked back up and we will begin seeing new features.

Darla Baker 3/16/10 Darla Baker 3/16/10

HootSuite

HootSuite describes itself as the professional Twitter client. With Hootsuite you can:

Monitor your personal brand

Schedule Tweets

Personalize your view

Embed columns into other web sites

Manage multiple accounts on various social networks

Use Hootsuite with your iPhone

Track statistics

Manage Twitter lists

Create Team workflows

Darla Baker 2/5/10 Darla Baker 2/5/10

Citrix vs WMWare: Citrix Storagelink tips the scales

Those of you who regularly work with virtualization technologies know the many frustrations and concerns surrounding providing a proper storage infrastructure for virtualization. In particular, we often spend top dollar for high-end storage arrays from companies such as EMC in order to gain the support and high availability that these arrays offer. However, much of what makes these arrays high-end winds up being wasted in the implementation of these arrays for virtualization.

Darla Baker 10/25/09 Darla Baker 10/25/09

Solved Microsoft EFS recovery policy for this system contains invalid recovery certificate

I encountered a problem with a Microsoft encrypted file system and I want to explain how I solved the problem in case someone else has this same issue.

Darla Baker 8/25/09 Darla Baker 8/25/09

Solved! Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Scheduled Tasks working and then stopping again after a password update

Solved. I recently moved a group of Windows Server 2003 servers to a new data center and upon recreating the scheduled tasks from the previous server, the tasks would run fine for about a day and then stop.