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- RT @edsu: "IT needs to be commissioned or rented, rather than procured in huge, expensive contracts of long duration." http://t.co/wa42vEEm about 5 hours ago from Twitter for Android
- RT @elliottmunoz: Who ordered the white chocolate sundae with a cherry on top? //cc: @rsoule http://t.co/zHk9G89V 07:26:49 PM February 03, 2012 from web
- RT @hesketh: We're adding another project manager. Love people and process? Join our growing team and build a better (web) world: http:/ ... 06:53:59 PM February 03, 2012 from web
- just saw a promoted tweet in my timeline and i was *actually* interested in it. 02:12:23 PM February 03, 2012 from web
- RT @MikeBloomberg: Please donate to help #PlannedParenthood's breast cancer screening program & I'll match up to $250,000: http://t.co/3 ... 12:13:10 PM February 03, 2012 from Twitter for Android
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Category Archives: Ideas
NERCOMP Proposal Idea: Cloud Computing — Beyond Outsourcing Email
I’m considering writing a presentation proposal for NERCOMP 2010. What I would like to talk about are two aspects of cloud computing that aren’t regularly focused on: 1) What exactly is cloud computing (because we should all be on the … Continue reading
Attending Techy Conferences as a Female
Today I’m going to CloudCamp and it’s nerve wracking. Why? Well I’m a female and if you look at the list of attendees…there aren’t too many of us. I’ve been to conferences before. At ALA though there are TONS of … Continue reading
Amazon Reserved Instances
It looks like Amazon Web Services is moving into the hosting market. They’ve set up something called reserved instances. Essentially you pay a one time fee and then get a significantly lower hourly usage rate ($0.03/hour as opposed to $0.10/hour). … Continue reading