The Tech Teapot is two years old today. Now we’ve got 13 categories, 334 posts & 412 comments.
A selection of some of my favourite posts from the last year:
- What to do if you’re newly qualified and can’t get your first job
- How will cloud computing change network management
- Distributed network monitoring introduction
- Open source network management comparison
- Hub projects in open source network management
- Windows users kill “free” open source
- Tweets as open source network management metric
- Strange case of the missing application
- Open source software from a VAR perspective
- My first job
- Where is Java’s CPAN?
- Cabling as data centre art
- Programmer middle age
- Ain’t no such thing as SMB class kit
- Lessons learnt writing open source software
- Open source network management comparison 2007
- The elephant and the cloud
Thanks to Chris Garrett for his advice and for co-founding the local WordPress in the North group. Also thanks to Alan over at The Open Sourcerer, Matt Simmons and John M Willis for commenting here and for putting up with my comments on your blogs.
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Many congrats Jack.
And don’t mention the comments, that’s what they are there for. If I am prepared to put an opinion out in the public then I should be prepared to accept and discuss alternative viewpoints. I have no problem with that.
@Allan – absolutely agree. A blog without comments is just an article site.
Dear Jack,
Congratulations on this date. This blog has been a tremendous help for me when I try to find information regarding open source network management.
Wish you a new year ahead with more successes.
Regards,
Kien Hoang.
@Kien – thanks for your kind words. I will do my best to keep it up!
Congrats on your 2nd blogiversary! Hope you have many more
Thanks Chris…
Congrats, Happy…birthday? blogday? Anyway, congrats! 2 years of providing excellent articles and material. I love reading The Tech Teapot, and I’m looking forward to the next year full of great stuff!
@Matt- I shall do my best…
Many happy returns, Tech Teapot!!!