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DrunkAndRetired.com #183 episode up, in video form. Here’s the audio only, and remember, you can subscribe to the podcast feed to get the audio versions of each episode downloaded automagically.

Enterprise software, what is it? - DrunkAndRetired.com Podcast #182 : We discuss what makes enterprise software so very enterprises-y. Audio only available here, it’ll pop up in the podcast feed, so subscribe to that now if you wants it! Pickle Jar Pooping - we used to do good podcasts Still better than half the stuff out there - yes! The last time we talked about “enterprise software,” episode 169.

DrunkAndRetired.com Recording #181 (by Michael Coté) If you don’t like video, here’s the audio only, and it’s also in the podcast feed. Show Notes: - Charles is getting paid to write command-line tools! Namely, rumm a tool that wraps around Rackspace cloud. We discuss multi-cloud management , the theoretic problem and what we’re seeing in the wild right now - not much beyond DIY fun. Cote dreams about setting up a cheese private cloud that can be imaged with OpenStack, CloudStack, VMware, etc. with some dummy apps to test out cloud management software. Using OmniFocus - a light conversation of contexts vs. projects, and Charles lack of focus. Charles says he uses Org Mode in emacs just fine.

It’s DrunkAndRetired.com Podcast #180-ish! Coté’s new job, literate programming, and documentation. Show-notes: Cote got a job working as an analyst at 451 Research (part of The 451 Group). Free 30 day trial to 451 Research, be sure to put in that Cote sentchya. I haven’t published anything yet, but you can poke around and see behind the pay-wall. Dash documentation engine thingy Alfred launchbar, Charles pays for it! Literate Programming - document your intentions. You should buy my Livescribe pen, cause I don’t want it anymore (way to sell it!). You can download the audio only MP3 directly as well, and it’s in the podcast feed (audio only in the feed), which you should subscribe to!

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Ed and I discuss VMware, a fascinating company for many reasons. Click play below to listen: …or download it directly here or subscribe to the podcast feed.