4087011
submission
Milo_Mindbender writes:
Does anyone know of an inexpensive way to splice into a SATA cable and record what sectors (not data, just sector numbers) of a disk drive are being accessed? I need to profile a proprietary app running on a proprietary system, so modifying code won't work. Commercial SATA analyzers cost tens of thousands and do way more than I need, I'm hoping someone out there knows of a simpler solution.
275977
submission
Milo_Mindbender writes:
I'm part of a standards group which needs to share address books among our members in many different companies worldwide. These are frequently updated and include contacts who are NOT members of the group. Has anyone seen a good system, probably web based, for maintaining a community of shared address books that works with almost any mail client? Something like a Plaxo or LinkedIn was our first thought, but they only keep group member's addresses in sync. We need something that will also handle the case where someone adds a contact who is NOT a group member, but wants all the people in the group to have it. Something where you can create a group of people (like Facebook or LinkedIn) and then have address books shared among the group which contain contacts that are not part of the group. Most groupware systems I've looked at are out because they require too much setup, can't work across multiple company networks or don't work with many mail clients. Anyone know a good solution for this?
