- 19:37 Finished writing new year's cards. Even if SNS like twitter or Facebook get popular, some people do not use them. Postal card preferred.
12/27/2010
My Tweets on Sun, Dec 26
12/25/2010
My Tweets on Fri, Dec 24
- 11:10 Unfortunately,AirPlay not work well. Cannot play contents in iPhone/iPad on TV large screen, because iPhone/iPad not recognize AppleTV. Why?
- 11:08 Apple TV makes my TV life different & exciting. Sharing funny videos on YouTube with large TV screen. Playing iTunes library with AV amp...
My tweets on 2010-12-24
- Apple TV makes my TV life different & exciting. Sharing funny videos on YouTube with large TV screen. Playing iTunes library with AV amp... 11:08 via HootSuite
- Unfortunately,AirPlay not work well. Cannot play contents in iPhone/iPad on TV large screen, because iPhone/iPad not recognize AppleTV. Why? 11:10 via HootSuite
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12/23/2010
My Tweets on Wed, Dec 22
- 13:52 #HootSuite is coming to Japan market collaborating with DigitalGarage. As 1st step, they released Keitai client & management of mixi account
- 08:20 My earphone's Bluetooth connection suddenly lost. I got in a flap because sound came out from iPhone speaker in the crowded train.
My tweets on 2010-12-22
- My earphone's Bluetooth connection suddenly lost. I got in a flap because sound came out from iPhone speaker in the crowded train. 08:20 via HootSuite
- #HootSuite is coming to Japan market collaborating with DigitalGarage. As 1st step, they released Keitai client & management of mixi account 13:52 via HootSuite
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12/19/2010
My Tweets on Sat, Dec 18
- 08:49 #HootSuite for iPad came into running again, which I think is one of the best Twitter client for iPad.
My tweets on 2010-12-18
- #HootSuite for iPad came into running again, which I think is one of the best Twitter client for iPad. 08:49 via HootSuite
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12/14/2010
My Tweets on Mon, Dec 13
My tweets on 2010-12-13
- New Legacy has not sold well in Japan, because it is bigger than old model. However, EyeSight safety system boost up the sales this year. 19:42 via HootSuite
- EyeSight, automatic braking system with stereo cameras, boost Legacy sales up, because it wins women's approval to buy Legacy. 19:49 via HootSuite
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12/13/2010
My Tweets on Sun, Dec 12
12/12/2010
My Tweets on Sat, Dec 11
12/09/2010
My Tweets on Wed, Dec 08
12/08/2010
My Tweets on Tue, Dec 07
- 09:36 The Economist article Is a good digest of current status of Google. http://ow.ly/3kWt2 "How long will Google's magic last?"
My tweets on 2010-12-07
- The Economist article Is a good digest of current status of Google. http://ow.ly/3kWt2 "How long will Google's magic last?" 09:36 via HootSuite
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12/07/2010
My Tweets on Mon, Dec 06
- 22:14 #HootSuite for iPad does not start today! It worked well yesterday. What happened to it?
My tweets on 2010-12-06
- #HootSuite for iPad does not start today! It worked well yesterday. What happened to it? 22:14 via Twitter for iPad
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12/06/2010
My Tweets on Sun, Dec 05
- 20:56 Just realized the number of connections in Facebook or LinkedIn is more than in mixi. I feel FB is taking off in Japan, also.
- 20:47 Stopped the feeds of my tweets to Facebook wall. Because too many tweets hides FB original activities. Wondering how to use FB. Share photo?
- 20:45 Wondering how to use Facebook & twitter respectively. Twitter is a media for useful info. Facebook is a communication tool with friends.
My tweets on 2010-12-05
- Wondering how to use Facebook & twitter respectively. Twitter is a media for useful info. Facebook is a communication tool with friends. 20:45 via HootSuite
- Stopped the feeds of my tweets to Facebook wall. Because too many tweets hides FB original activities. Wondering how to use FB. Share photo? 20:47 via HootSuite
- Just realized the number of connections in Facebook or LinkedIn is more than in mixi. I feel FB is taking off in Japan, also. 20:56 via HootSuite
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12/03/2010
My Tweets on Thu, Dec 02
- 17:15 Got a bit nervous to have a hearing by auditors. Prepared the documents, oral presentation beforehand. I got relieved when it finished.
- 13:47 Found why iPhone's battery became short. WiFi at office is out of order, and iPhone has been polling continuously. CPU is required&consumed
- 07:22 Orderd a TV set: REGZA Z1. In Japan, there is a program called eco-point, which boost TV sales last month. So, not know when it will come.
My tweets on 2010-12-02
- Orderd a TV set: REGZA Z1. In Japan, there is a program called eco-point, which boost TV sales last month. So, not know when it will come. 07:22 via HootSuite
- Found why iPhone's battery became short. WiFi at office is out of order, and iPhone has been polling continuously. CPU is required&consumed 13:47 via HootSuite
- Got a bit nervous to have a hearing by auditors. Prepared the documents, oral presentation beforehand. I got relieved when it finished. 17:15 via HootSuite
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12/02/2010
My Tweets on Wed, Dec 01
- 22:42 Reset iPhone whose battery life became short. Took 1.5 hours to backup and reset it. Seeing whether it works well for a while.
- 09:22 The battery life became too short for my iPhone 3GS. Should I reset it? "Reset" take time and give mental pressure, fearing of losing data.
- 01:38 What happend to my iPhone 3GS? It is somewhat hot and the battery life became too short ! I turn it off, killed all Apps. But...
- 01:36 I almost fall asleep in the bathtub.
My tweets on 2010-12-01
- I almost fall asleep in the bathtub. 01:36 via HootSuite
- What happend to my iPhone 3GS? It is somewhat hot and the battery life became too short ! I turn it off, killed all Apps. But... 01:38 via HootSuite
- The battery life became too short for my iPhone 3GS. Should I reset it? "Reset" take time and give mental pressure, fearing of losing data. 09:22 via HootSuite
- Reset iPhone whose battery life became short. Took 1.5 hours to backup and reset it. Seeing whether it works well for a while. 22:42 via HootSuite
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11/30/2010
My Tweets on Mon, Nov 29
11/29/2010
My Tweets on Sun, Nov 28
- 23:54 Book on Hayabusa, the asteroid explorer, is published, which is written by PjL Prof. Kawaguchi. Two DVDs on Hayabusa's return will come out.
- 23:49 Many books are published on Yoshiharu Habu, the greatest Shogi player in Japan. Umeda hints some clues Habu's strength. Habu writes 2 books.
My tweets on 2010-11-28
- Many books are published on Yoshiharu Habu, the greatest Shogi player in Japan. Umeda hints some clues Habu's strength. Habu writes 2 books. 23:49 via HootSuite
- Book on Hayabusa, the asteroid explorer, is published, which is written by PjL Prof. Kawaguchi. Two DVDs on Hayabusa's return will come out. 23:54 via HootSuite
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11/28/2010
My Tweets on Sat, Nov 27
11/26/2010
My Tweets on Thu, Nov 25
11/25/2010
My Tweets on Wed, Nov 24
11/24/2010
My Tweets on Tue, Nov 23
- 14:09 I set up my tweets of a day to be aggregated and be an article of Blogger, using twtr2src service. Manual is: http://ow.ly/3e3tI
- 09:55 It took 2 hours and 10min to update iPad to iOS4.2, because it took 1 hour and 40min to make a backup. Hope this update serve much.
- 08:46 While waiting for iOS4.2 update for iPad, I am reading a book of English vocabulary building.
- 08:41 It took about 30min to update iPhone3GS to iOS4.2. For iPad, it takes VERY VERY long time! iPad spends much time to make a backup. Why?
My tweets on 2010-11-23
- It took about 30min to update iPhone3GS to iOS4.2. For iPad, it takes VERY VERY long time! iPad spends much time to make a backup. Why? 08:41 via HootSuite
- While waiting for iOS4.2 update for iPad, I am reading a book of English vocabulary building. 08:46 via HootSuite
- It took 2 hours and 10min to update iPad to iOS4.2, because it took 1 hour and 40min to make a backup. Hope this update serve much. 09:55 via HootSuite
- I set up my tweets of a day to be aggregated and be an article of Blogger, using twtr2src service. Manual is: http://ow.ly/3e3tI 14:09 via HootSuite
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5/03/2010
The Economist: "Clouds under the hammer" (March 13th, 2010)
In March, The Economist ran an interesting article on cloud computing and virtualization titled with "Clouds under the hammer": cloud computing is now offered for sale at an auction.
Here is a summary or a paraphrased excerpt from the article:
"Clouds under the hammer"
You might be tired of the word "cloud"("cloud fatigue"). However, the concept of computing as a basic utility delivered over the internet is taking the first steps a tradable commodity like electricity.
A key technology for cloud computing is virtualization, which separates software from hardware, allowing many "virtual machines" to run on any machine. Computing power can move around, even between remote (= far-flung) data centers. Virtualization enables "cloud providers", which offer computing power on demand, such as Amazon Web Services.
Standards bodies are working on rules that would make it easier to move virtual machines around, and a lot of start-ups are making this their business.
As a result the price moves up and down jerkily (see chart) The virtual machines may be shut down at any time, when the spot price rises above the user's bid. But it already made customers think about computing in more economic terms, by asking what a given job is worth to them.
Amazon's "Spot Instance" has led to an excited debate among the cloud professionals. Some argues that it will go the way of power and even financial markets, complete with arbitrage, derivatives and hedging. Others argue that there are barriers that could prevent computing from becoming freely tradable. The reason is legal: some European countries do not allow certain types of data to be exported. Moreover, cloud providers have no interest in turning computing into a true commodity.
Both visions of the future may turn out to be right. Virtual machines will indeed increasingly move around, but mostly within private and public clouds or trusted federations of them. Some providers are already experimenting an approach as follows: virtual machines that migrate wherever demand and temperature is lowest --- most often to time zones where night has fallen, when computers tend to sit idle and cooling them is cheaper.
Here is a summary or a paraphrased excerpt from the article:
"Clouds under the hammer"
You might be tired of the word "cloud"("cloud fatigue"). However, the concept of computing as a basic utility delivered over the internet is taking the first steps a tradable commodity like electricity.
A key technology for cloud computing is virtualization, which separates software from hardware, allowing many "virtual machines" to run on any machine. Computing power can move around, even between remote (= far-flung) data centers. Virtualization enables "cloud providers", which offer computing power on demand, such as Amazon Web Services.
Standards bodies are working on rules that would make it easier to move virtual machines around, and a lot of start-ups are making this their business.
- Zimory: ties together corporate data centres to work as one.
- CloudKick: offers tools to manage virtual machines.
- libcloud: an open-source project uses CloudKick tools that facilitates the development of services spanning difference clouds.
- RightScale: is a pioneer of "cloud broking", which helps customers switch between clouds or use several different ones.
- VMware: a leader of virtualisation software for corporate data centers has also begun selling its products to cloud providers. If "private clouds" (corporate data centers) and "public clouds" (cloud providers) use the same software, virtual machines can more easily move between them and firms can quickly add
capacity ("cloud bursting"). - Cisco: has announced new technology to link up separate data centers towards its vision of "inter-cloud", a cloud of clouds.
As a result the price moves up and down jerkily (see chart) The virtual machines may be shut down at any time, when the spot price rises above the user's bid. But it already made customers think about computing in more economic terms, by asking what a given job is worth to them.
Amazon's "Spot Instance" has led to an excited debate among the cloud professionals. Some argues that it will go the way of power and even financial markets, complete with arbitrage, derivatives and hedging. Others argue that there are barriers that could prevent computing from becoming freely tradable. The reason is legal: some European countries do not allow certain types of data to be exported. Moreover, cloud providers have no interest in turning computing into a true commodity.
Both visions of the future may turn out to be right. Virtual machines will indeed increasingly move around, but mostly within private and public clouds or trusted federations of them. Some providers are already experimenting an approach as follows: virtual machines that migrate wherever demand and temperature is lowest --- most often to time zones where night has fallen, when computers tend to sit idle and cooling them is cheaper.
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