Recent Articles
Handling a Subversion Repository URL Change
Sunday, May 3, 2009
If your repository URL changes, you can use the following command to fix existing snapshots.
vfat Mounts Default to Lowercase Shortnames
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
I want a "this is brain-damage" quote from Linus for this mess.
VirtualBox or VMWare Virtual Machine at Login
Sunday, April 12, 2009
How to start a virtual machine in X when a user logs in.
Dialog Progress Bar Through Pipe
Sunday, April 12, 2009
How to use dialog to display a script progress bar and communicate progress to it through a named pipe.
Ottawa Linux Symposium 2008
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Here are some pictures from the 2008 Linux Symposium.
Clay Shirky: Institutions vs. collaboration
Monday, July 14, 2008
This is a rather interesting talk that takes some very foundational ideas from open source software development, P2P networks, and social networking and implies that these paradigms can apply to a lot more.
Never mistake knowledge for wisdom. One helps you make a living; the other helps you make a life.
- Sandra Carey
Pictures
Digitalpeer...Littlepeer
Here's a couple of pictures of me when I was a littlepeer.
Baseball, oh baseball. I was one tough baseball player.
That's me at shortstop doing my thing all the way behind the third baseman saving his butt.
A time when I didn't care about having my shirt off, or there being two of me.
So maybe being an astronaut crossed my mind. However, I didn't need NASA to get me where I was going.
Then, I got this great idea to stay on the ground, and just put rockets in a boat. So, I designed and built this rocket boat. Frankly, it was a disaster.
And when I wasn't blowing up fish, or stabbing them, or dissecting them- I was catching them and making them take pictures with me.
Then , I ventured into building robots and developed a fascination for computers. You're looking at several straight months of work right there.
Digitalpeer...LittlepeerLittlepeer
Tuesday, July 13, 2004 by digitalpeer
Baseball, oh baseball. I was one tough baseball player.
That's me at shortstop doing my thing all the way behind the third baseman saving his butt.
A time when I didn't care about having my shirt off, or there being two of me.
So maybe being an astronaut crossed my mind. However, I didn't need NASA to get me where I was going.
Then, I got this great idea to stay on the ground, and just put rockets in a boat. So, I designed and built this rocket boat. Frankly, it was a disaster.
And when I wasn't blowing up fish, or stabbing them, or dissecting them- I was catching them and making them take pictures with me.
Then , I ventured into building robots and developed a fascination for computers. You're looking at several straight months of work right there.
