Joe · Jan 7, 06:17 pm by Michael Dales
Joe Newman, who worked with us at Camvine for a while. Taken at a Camvine lunch in December at Cotto, in Cambridge.
My Snow Angel · Dec 18, 06:30 pm by Michael Dales
Churros · Dec 13, 09:17 pm by Michael Dales
Lined with flowers · Dec 13, 10:42 am by Michael Dales
A latte to keep · Dec 12, 09:44 pm by Michael Dales
Wonderful latte art in a Keep Cup, made by the talented folk at Exchange Coffee.
Camvine is hiring! · Dec 8, 09:47 pm by Michael Dales
At Camvine we’re having fun trying to make it easy for people to get their digital content out of the computer and onto screens where you need it. Be it news feeds and holiday photos in your kitchen, advertising in your shops, your company calendar for all to see, or kids artwork on display in schools. With our CODApod hardware and CODA web service, we make it easy for people who don’t want to care about the how to just get on with getting content up and out there.
Anyway it’s exciting times at Camvine as we’re starting to roll out to more and more sites, and we’re now hiring for two new people. We’re looking for a software developer to come and help us build really great things, and a customer liaison/support/QA person to help us as we roll out with new customers and to help ensure that what we ship is top notch.
If you’re interested, or know anyone who might be, drop me a line!
The Doctor is in · Dec 4, 10:34 pm by Michael Dales
Discount on ServerBar! · Dec 1, 11:06 pm by Michael Dales
To spread a little xmas cheer, at Digital Flapjack we’re offering a discount on ServerBar for the month of December! ServerBar is a simple desktop application to let you monitor the load on your servers, and to quickly give you a way to fire up a terminal on them when you need to.
Usually it retails at $20, but for the month of December you can use the discount code XMAS09SERVERBAR to get a 50% discount. What’s more, it’s free to try before you buy, so if you’ve got some servers you need to worry about you can check it out first!
ServerBar was produced in response to a real need – I need to monitor a lot of servers at Camvine, and just knowing if they’re up or down is not enough. I want to understand their workload characteristics so I can know if there’s something more subtle I need to worry about, like is the server running low on memory, do cron jobs kick off that take a lot of CPU at odd times, and so on. By having the load graphs there it really has helped me understand what’s happening on my servers better. Perhaps it can for you too!
Vanilla Latte · Dec 1, 09:09 am by Michael Dales
Wee Glasgow · Dec 1, 09:08 am by Michael Dales
