37signals – Git smart: How we’re using Git to track our source code. I’ve been using bzr a lot lately but every man and his dog and their source code seems to be switching to git. Must take a deeper look one of these days. Changing the IP-address of an ESX host and HA – […]
As can be seen from the previous post I’m back! The best bit is that post was created automatically. I use del.icio.us to bookmark interesting things I read day to day. It has support for daily links posted to your blog but that requires XML-RPC support which Blosxom doesn’t have out of the box. So […]
del.icio.us/help/api/posts Blosxom doesn’t have XML-RPC support by default so I’ll need to script an API call to download daily bookmarks. Aaron Straup Cope / Net-Delicious – search.cpan.org Someone may have already done the heavy lifting for me! Publishing Links With Perl, by Jeffrey Veen Just in case I get lazy and need a cheat sheet… […]
More reading on the Youtube hijacking, this analysis from the RIPE project. Photo gallery of a high density Internet Exchange in LA. Commentary on the credit crunch. I’ve always been surprised that it’s the executives who get the million dollar bonuses when times are good and the million dollar kiss off when times are bad. […]
It was posted a few days ago, but this article on incron was interesting. Rather than run a script every so often to check for new files to be processed, this hooks into the kernel and triggers a script when a file handle event occurs. Even my Mum mentioned the “Me-Tube” [sic] incident. Renesys blog […]
Not sure why but I searched for my name in Google. Fairly common name so it wasn’t till about page 7 that this showed up. So I poked around a bit on the SFS site and found some more photos of us. Kuro5hin article barracking for more modularisation and sharing between software projects. Apple stops […]
I’m a Sony Ericcsson fanboi. Despite wanting a “smart phone” the P1 was totally underwhelming, so I upgraded to a k850i. Just in time for them to release the g900. Sigh. “It’s a doggone chart buster – a song audible only to dogs has topped New Zealand record charts, and is looking to go global.” […]
Data Centre Knowledge reports on Speed Cabling and links to another story and the official site. Crimping tools at 20 paces. What will they think of next?!? Stilgherrian links to a story at El Reg on the cable cut rumours. Speaking of the cable cuts, the Beebs has a nice article covering all the basics […]