Author Archive for Oracloid

My RSS Reader is Empty!

YES! This long awaited time has come!
I was able to go through all the feeds. I have cheated a little but not intentionally. About a month ago, don’t remember exactly, I mistakenly hit “mark all as read” link of the Google Reader plugin on the Google Home page and there is no undo functionality as […]

CRS eating CPU on VMware

Some time ago (yeah… shame on me) I mentioned having troubles running CRS on virtual machines using VMware Server. I found a solution a while ago and, since I promised to share if I find anything, now is the time.
First of all, I’m happy to admit that my observations regarding Windows hosted VM’s running better […]

Disclosure?

If you haven’t added Mary Ann Davidson’s blog to your RSS reader, you should at least check it out. It’s relatively low traffic but every post is quite long and full of interesting thoughts. Give it a shot.
Today, I’ve got a reminder about disclosing your bias and professional ethics. Not that it’s something completely new […]

Just saw this this blog post and even spent 10 minutes watching the video demo.
In under one hour and could be as low as 30 minutes!?
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Have time for web-2.0-ing?

I just wondering how people have time for that twittering, flickering, blogging, facebooking, del.icio.us-ing, listing, and other 42 types whatnot-web-two-point-zero-ing, and still getting some work done and keeping family happy.
I’m definitely doing something wrong here. :-\
I guess I’m just too slow…
See also: blogging time management

Google Reader Search Box

I can’t resist mentioning this super cool feature here. It might be old news but that’s how I can catch up on my feeds. Anyway, Google Reader can now search all your subscriptions.
How many times you were looking in your reader history for a particular blog post you read 2 month ago but only need […]

Update: Here is the automated way to install 32 bit Firefox (and its clones) as well as Flash, Java, Mplayer and maybe other plug-ins (new are added as you read). Kudos to Kilz.
When few month ago I upgraded my desktop PC’s memory to 4 GB, I installed 64 bit Ubuntu since my 32 bit Windows […]

If you are a lucky owner of Apple iPhone, please open this web site from iPhone’s Safari browser and let me know how it works. What you supposed to see is powered by iWPhone plugin & theme.

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You have probably read it already on my Pythain group blog but I would like to repeat it here to make sure you, my dear reader, don’t get a chance to miss it.
I would like to announce that last weekend the BAAG party was born. I have finally managed to introduce Joing BAAG […]

Oracle 10.2 RMAN Backup on NFS

You probably wouldn’t expect a technical Oracle post here. But I can’t call it Oracle blog without relevant content so here it goes. Let’s call it a late birthday present — my first post came on the 2nd of May, 2006 so it’s now one year, one month and one […]