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Written by Beth Dugan
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Monday, 04 August 2008 |
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We are refocusing our blogging efforts here at Millionaire Corner. I will be writing a blog that will be focused mostly on women; wealthy women, women trying to be wealthy, and other aspects of the relationship between women and money. Stay tuned for updates!
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Written by Ed Eusebio
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Thursday, 31 July 2008 |
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Beginning 7-28-08, VMWare is giving away their ESXi server virtualization software (retail $495) , to combat MS market moves into that space. (Caveat: I love VMWare Fusion, which I use to effortlessly (and simultaneously) run XP and Linux on my MacBook). I firmly believe that any company that can challenge the Microsoft monopoly deserves support in this free enterprise world. As we all know, competition encourages excellence. And if VMWare has a great product, that doesn't hurt either.
Slash dot notes: "VMware's bare-metal hypervisor is available for free starting today.
ESXi, which can either be installed or run from an embedded device
available in certain servers, has a 32MB footprint and gives small
businesses an easy way to get into the virtualization world, with easy
upgrade paths to enterprise-level features such as (H)igh
(A)vailability and (D)istributed (R)esource (S)cheduler. ESXi runs on
most any hardware with a server-class disk controller, and previously
retailed for $495. VMware is obviously shooting to prevent Microsoft's
Hyper-V technology from gaining a foothold in the marketplace."
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Written by Beth Dugan
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Monday, 03 March 2008 |
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Sir Francis Bacon, known as the grandfather of the
scientific method, said, “A wise man will make more opportunities than he
finds.” The aftermath of the subprime
mortgage downward spiral and the ensuing stock market chaos may be a perfect
time to do just that; make an opportunity.
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Read more... [Time to turn to tech?]
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Written by Beth Dugan
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Monday, 25 February 2008 |
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True or False: "More stringent environmental regulations can also stimulate R&D and innovation processes, which lead to the development of clean technologies that are less costly than traditional end-of-pipe solutions and have additional economic benefits because of material and energy cost savings and increased productivity."
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Read more... [The Porter Hypothesis]
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Written by Beth Dugan
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Wednesday, 20 February 2008 |
 I want a hybrid for my next car. I like the tax credit I get, I like being able to drive the eight hours to visit my grandmother and only fill up the tank twice. I like the feeling of doing something, anything to help the environment and reduce the pressure of fossil fuel production. But will there be another, better hybrid in the near future that I should wait for?
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Read more... [Is the car of the future here?]
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