Natch
Of course, when one of the two 512mb memory sticks in my powerbook decides to fall over and die, it’s not the 3-years-guaranteed crucial upgrade stick, is it? No, it’s the Apple branded...
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LUGRadio Live 2006
Okay, third time lucky… Last weekend I went to LUGRadio Live 2006. I had a blast from the moment I got to the initial Friday lunch meet to the moment I left, annoyed...
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Geek
Levels of Geekness: Watching Anime DVDs Watching Anime DVDs on your Laptop Watching Anime DVDs on your Powerbook Watching Anime DVDs on your Powerbook, which is displaying them on the TV screen Watching...
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Secret Lessons Of Tech Geeks, Part Two
Check to make sure there isn’t any chocolate melting on your laptop before you close it. This check will not reap results very often, but you will not only be glad that you...
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Secret Lessons Of Tech Geeks, Part One
When attempting to install your freshly burnt ISO, remember that booting is helped considerably by putting the CD in the drive with the pretty shiny side down. You moron.
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Audions
So, with my new, black, shiny personal backup device I have been listening to Podcasts. These are some I’m enjoying: The official TMBG podcast – Tracks that wouldn’t make an album, and the...
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Woe
Stage One. Buy new Powerbook. Also buy USB external hard-drive to back it onto. Do so regularly. Stage Two. Home desktop starts making clicky-whirring noises of death. Live with this for a little...
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MLP
What if Microsoft redesigned the iPod packaging? And if you can tell me the name of the track that accompanies most of this, I’ll be your friend forever.
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So, this is how my mail works: Mail going to things at aquarionics go to Sneaky Mail going to things at gkhs go to Jar Other mail goes to POP accounts All mail...
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PHP sessions in Debian Sarge
This is how debian Woody (and all sane systems) clean up PHP disk based (the default) sessions: Every x (default: 1000) requests, PHP will delete all outdated sessions. This is how Debian Sarge...
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