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Christine's got two ducks. Now she just needs the third.

Week 3 of the 2015 Photochallenge, subject: trees

 

There's a hill that can be seen from some places on the VMware campus. There are several trees along the ridge, and this one tree in particular always looked neat. This week's challenge gave me a reason to shoot it.

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Usando el vmware para ejecutar el winXP en una ventana. De paso veo anuncios...

Suse 8.0 en un AMD K6 300 MHz

This one little bit of police tape is all that stands between us and a re-sodded soccer field

VMWare allows me to run the bootcamp partition inside MacOSX (and other OSs, such as the new Windows7 demo of the next Win OS after Vista). Hmmm one accumulates all the usability issues of each operating system, not to mention having to pay for them all...

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VMWare Social at PuppetConf 2012 in San Francisco.

 

Photo © Pinar Özger.

 

Non commercial, Share Alike use of this photo is permitted with attribution "Photo © Pinar Ozger pinar@pinarozger.com"

VMWare Social at PuppetConf 2012 in San Francisco.

 

Photo © Pinar Özger.

 

Non commercial, Share Alike use of this photo is permitted with attribution "Photo © Pinar Ozger pinar@pinarozger.com"

The VMware team is thanked by the students for all of their service.

 

Photo by Stephanie Kim © 2010

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AROS is a modern reimplementation of the Amiga OS operating system. This screenshot is of AROS 1.0 running in VMWare Fusion on an Apple Macbook.

VMWare Social at PuppetConf 2012 in San Francisco.

 

Photo © Pinar Özger.

 

Non commercial, Share Alike use of this photo is permitted with attribution "Photo © Pinar Ozger pinar@pinarozger.com"

Seriously, VMware, couldn't you have hired a copy editor?

A VMware volunteer admires the service.

 

Photo by Stephanie Kim © 2010

One of the 4 ESX servers (a BL460 blade) entering maintenence mode. With DRS and Vmotion, all the VM's'running on it are automatically moved to the other 3 hosts. This happens without anyone noticing. I fucking love this technology.

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