It’s the little things, on 2008-08-25

  • I’ve seen a construction site between two buildings, in Paris, and had a Beijing flashback. #
  • @jmgobet What about Gmaps? #

It’s the little things, on 2008-08-25

  • I’ve seen a construction site between two buildings, in Paris, and had a Beijing flashback. #
  • @jmgobet What about Gmaps? #

It’s the little things, on 2008-08-21

  • OVH Kimsufi = FAIL! Testing (mt) (dv) #

It’s the little things, on 2008-08-19

  • SHOCKING: some of my colleagues don’t know who Slash of GNR fame is. They’re aged 15, 30 and 50 . The young plays guitar in a rock band! #
  • http://www.last.fm/music/Guns+N‘+Roses #

It’s the little things, on 2008-08-18

  • Stupid time zones. Woke up and prepared for work on GMT time. #
  • Anyone knows a reliable managed hosting (preferably grid) solution that’s not too slow and costs less than €50/m? #

It’s the little things, on 2008-08-18

  • Stupid time zones. Woke up and prepared for work on GMT time. #
  • Anyone knows a reliable managed hosting (preferably grid) solution that’s not too slow and costs less than €50/m? #

Kimsufi PAS

Old keyboardI ordered a basic Kimsufi dedicated server to test it out before I migrate my blogs and my client sites. Since the beginning, I had some trouble setting up the DNS with Gandi, so I had to contact their support team for help. Good thing I did. The answer came 4 (four) days later, in a too cryptic of a form for the n00b that I am. OVH fails, again.

The problem is that my research for a decent and affordable hosting is inconclusive. I’d love to find a reliable solution that’s not too slow for less than €50/m.

I guess it’ll be Dreamhost for a bit longer. I did switch my payments to monthly instead of yearly, just in case I stumble upon something great.

It’s the little things, on 2008-08-11

  • GOAL: Stop listening and reading about the great stuff out there and start actually ENJOYING and DOING some myself. #

It’s the little things, on 2008-08-07

  • @balek C’est pas tous les jours ? #

Why, France?

In less than 5 minutes from each other, two examples of police state manners in France:

  • SkypeIn has special requirements for online numbers in France.

    To obtain a French online number we will require some personal information from you. This information will be shared with our service provider in France. When your personal data has been verified, your online number will be activated.

    This is not the case for most other SkypeIn countries, with the exception of Germany and Switzerland. As expected, I would say.

  • My colleague tells me that the law requires everyone to have a back account in order to be paid a salary. If you think that violates your privacy or if you just hate banks, you’re out of luck. You punk!

La république… can’t live with it, can’t live without it.