This is a continuation of the first part of this series where I discussed the implementation of a core layer router using Vyatta on any Intel x-86 machine. This can be found here. The reasons for implementing this type of architecture at home probably makes no sense at all. Rest assured, my wonderful reasons are also covered in the first part. However, this can be tweaked to be used in a SOHO or business environment.
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Pick Yours Up gets a fresh new look for 2010. Along with the redesign of the website, price packages for businesses are a lot more aggressive. Customers will appreciate the new competitive rates on the site.
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I’ve got several computers lying around, and so I think its high time that I begin to make good use of them. More recently, I’ve been working with Vyatta’s operating system a lot more for my routing and security purposes. My previous project in getting Vyatta on the cloud has been successful. And so, this post will be about getting that same powerful enterprise network at the office… home.
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After launching appsftw.com, I’ve been looking at some pretty cool web apps. Some of the apps are completely interesting and just stand out, although that would depend on the type of app you’ve got your eye out for. Being a designer/developer, the apps that quickly grab my attention are those centered around what I mainly do.
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And another cool site emerges. It’s a relatively new site I started with Rob Jama, founder of sneakerplay.com. appsftw.com will showcase the website and screenshots of cool web applications. We’ll feature applications that we think are amazing, and will have a small review on it. AppsFTW will be updated daily, until the world runs out of apps. So, if you’ve got something cool, give me a buzz right here, and we’ll get it online.
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