Mark Jo Foley reports that Microsoft will be coming out with a new server called Windows Mid Market Server and will be targeting for people with 50-250 Pcs. Let’s wait and watch for more details about this.

Mayur points to me that with MSN messenger the limit of contacts that can be added to the contact list has been doubled to 300 now from 150 before. Not that I use I have these many contacts on my own list but this info can be handy in the future for me.

Joat shares a good online site which has online utilities for finding information regarding DNS entries for domains and IP addresses.

Apple fixes the DRM hack in it’s ITunes and now user will have to upgrade to Itunes 4.7. More info on this can be found here.

Heard something about Novell after months this time. Novell is going to ship Linux Suite targeted towards small businesses. more details here.

You heard of podcasting and now you might see blogs popping up with papercasting. It is a cool concept, but I don’t think it’s for me. I have been using keyboard for a very long time and I am 2 x faster on keyboard than writing it on paper and my handwriting on paper are not well as well. But for sure I will give it a go someday when time permits.

As for the guy who own http://homepage.mac.com/packetrat/ blog, where is your name and other details?

Two weeks back,we went to Kingslake National park. I have uploaded some pictures of it on this website. Take a peek if you are interested. Kinglake is around 60-65 Kms from where I live and is a beautiful national park. Very quite and dense. Will be going there again sometime when it is raining.

Jon Johansen created a utility that strips out the DRM from ITunes and so the songs can be shared with others freely. More information on this utility from here.

Today, I learned one more IM terminology from person who just started using IM’s few weeks back in his life. He taught me the meaning of ‘IRL’ which means “In Real life”.

The way I remember, there were services of sharing bookmarks, than came Yahoo briefcase, pictures, than came “share your OPML”, than came Flickr and other related services and now one can share their video clips too. There is a new service called Vimeo where you can share your video clips. This is still in closed beta, but one day will be available to public. So let’s see if Vimeo will be good enough to be acquired by a big company like Flickr did.