Archive for the ‘OpenClue’ Category

Planet Refresh

I’ve update the Utah Open Source Planet to the latest code and cleared all the caches.  This will make things funky in the short term, but better in the long run.  Happy blogging (and cooking?).

November 14, 2006 • Posted in: Open Source, OpenClue • Comments Closed

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

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

Interplanetary time travelers

Seems that others don’t like the fact that the Utah Open Source Planet is rotating a little fast. I guess it’s an 8 hour difference between Mountain Standard Time and UTC. Well, you can *not* slow the Planet’s rotation that much without major repercussions. Hold on to your seats, adjust your clocks [...]

June 12, 2006 • Posted in: OpenClue • 4 Comments

State of the Union – UOSP

I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the positive feedback from readers of the Utah Open Source Planet. I hoped that it would be a cool place for UT’s Open Source hackers to learn something more about each other and interact a bit. It seems that it has done just that. People have taken [...]

May 30, 2006 • Posted in: Open Source, OpenClue • One Comment

Top 50 ways to the Utah Open Source Planet

I thought y’all might like to know what people are searching for when they find the Utah Open Source Planet.
Here you go…

utah open source planet
utah perl mongers
open clue utah
preferred roaming list hack
centos 4.2 bootloader configuration
rpm download bond httpd-2.2.0-5.1.2
perl bot to play legend of the green dragon
baby blue gerolsteiner specialized bike
boot loader centos 4.2 configuration
2006.0 [...]

May 17, 2006 • Posted in: OpenClue, Web • One Comment

Elijah Newren in the Gnome Journal

I thought the readers of the Utah Open Source Planet would like to know about Elijah being in the latest Gnome Journal. Elijah is also part of Planet Gnome and sends a bunch of readers our way when he mentions our humble little Planet there.
Elijah, thanks for the work you do for G. [...]

April 23, 2006 • Posted in: Miscellaneous, OpenClue • Comments Closed

Planet Citizens – Call for Info

The planet is looking good. We’re now pulling down 40 feeds. The Google maps hacks are up (you web two.oh heads can trick them out if you like – I’m still web one.zero). However, people need to get their remaining information to me. And there are other Utah locals that should [...]

April 6, 2006 • Posted in: Open Source, OpenClue • Comments Closed

Updated Google Maps

No, I didn’t get Google Maps integrated into Utah Open Source Planet (been *way* to busy at work). But, while messing around with it, I noticed my neighborhood has been updated. Here you see (bottom right) the plot where my house was built.

Anyway, If you are on the Planet, please send me your [...]

March 31, 2006 • Posted in: Miscellaneous, Open Source, OpenClue • Comments Closed

New Planet for Utah Open Source Users

There is a new Planet hosted at OpenClue for Open Source hackers/users/zealots who are active in the Utah community. Why would OpenClue host this? From their web page:
We believe in Open Source. We believe in sharing information.”
Let’s hope that sharing these feeds will make Utah’s Open Source community a little bit stronger :)

March 16, 2006 • Posted in: Miscellaneous, Open Source, OpenClue, Web • Comments Closed