Archive for July, 2006

Bumps ahead

The humble server that I use to host a few (11) web sites is getting updated. It’s not going to be that big of a deal (99% idle instead of 97% idle).
The big deal will be the addition of Xen, LVM and RAID. I’m thinking about setting up a small domU that will [...]

July 29, 2006 • Posted in: Asterisk, Hardware, Linux, Open Source, OpenClue, Web, Xen • Comments Closed

Unintended Consequences

I’m working at home today. As usual, my son Jacob is looking over my shoulder.
He really likes playing flash games at PBS Kids. I have the flashblock extension installed on Firefox to make browsing the web more nag-free. As a result of the flashblock, Jacob has learned (wrongly) that behind every “click-2-flash” is [...]

July 25, 2006 • Posted in: Family, Web • 2 Comments

Nobuntu

Looks like my Xen hacking has been delayed TYAW (till yet another weekend). I just got a Dom0 installed and was bootstrapping another install to use as a template for DomUs when the Ubuntu servers went out. At first, I thought it was the network because it was hit and miss. Then after [...]

July 23, 2006 • Posted in: Miscellaneous • 2 Comments

New and improved “missing” hackergochi

I like giving a little nudge to those who have not submitted a photo for their Utah Open Source Planet hackergochi. Watch for these gems to show up as they post:

If you have others “heads” that should make the “missing” rotation, let me know.

July 5, 2006 • Posted in: OpenClue • 4 Comments