ClearOS: my virtual email server

Login Screen ClearOS

Some time ago I decided to build a mail server at home, so I started searching for cheap/free solutions that could be easy to install and to operate. But also that wouldn’t cost me an arm and a leg to maintain.

Going with the windows solution would have been the best alternative, but a license for Windows Server 2008 is not exactly what people can claim to be inexpensive. Linux servers are great because they are most of the time free, but a pain in the…. well you know where… to set up. Continue reading

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Berlin: just wonderful…

Berlin's Cathedral

On the sunny weekends of this early summer season 2011, I usually like to ride my bike and visit unexplored (for me) parts of this marvelous city. Usually I wander around for hours searching for spots I have not been before, only to find that I always arrive to the same places I have been the week before, but from another way. Which is still fine for me, to be honest. Continue reading

CoolIT is going mainstream, ops pardon, Maingear…

Seems like the guys over at CoolIT have done again another great deal, signing papers for a limited supply of custom built liquid cooling systems for the USA system integrator Maingear.

Friends over at BSN*, which do have a close connection with the canadian company, reported earlier today of the deal, which covers the manufacturing of special custom designed cpu liquid cooling systems for the new series of gaming PCs named SHIFT.

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Twitter and me…

As many before me, and many after me, I have fallen to the twitter-mania.

I hate to admit it: I said many months ago, when Twitter was just “the thing” everybody was talking about, that I’d never fall in. But I did… shame on me…

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