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Looks like a new Adobe Flash (a.k.a. Shockwave Flash) update caused widespread panic with users of the web-based flash vSphere Client 6.x leaving them with a “Shockwave Flash has Crashed” message and no vSphere Client. The immediate fix is to… Continue Reading →
Most know that having different subnets for management traffic, vMotion, storage, etc. is a best practice but some may not understand why. Routing 101: Two paths to the same place Let’s take for example you have a laptop and is… Continue Reading →
Some friends were in shock when I told them that I’ve moved to an apartment that is slightly less than 900 sqft in size with my wife and my (now) 2 year old son. Yes, you heard that right —… Continue Reading →
Here’s the biggest problem with the baby boomers generation (now turning retirement age) — they have been sold the idea of an asset by buying into a HDB, and many are hoping to cash out upon retirement. After all, their HDBs should… Continue Reading →
Just something I would like to share, based on my real personal experience. 18 Jan, Wed. Night. I had severe right upper quadrant (RUQ) abdomen pain and went to Ng Teng Feng (Jurong Hospital) A&E, and was warded for 1 day…. Continue Reading →
This is in response to Ben’s note on Faecbook. No money, no honey. Businesses have limited budget for technology as it is a usually a cost center (regardless if it is classified as CapEx or OpEx) unless the business is… Continue Reading →