Wandering Thoughts archives

2006-10-31:	A Solaris 8 `make` bug An Internet rule of thumb
2006-10-30:	A brief Exim observation First irritations with Fedora Core 6
2006-10-29:	Python's `assert` is a weak debugging tool
2006-10-28:	Weekly spam summary on October 28th, 2006
2006-10-27:	In (modest) praise of Solaris DiskSuite
2006-10-26:	Languages need comments
2006-10-25:	Another advantage of distributed version control systems
2006-10-24:	Google and YouTube
2006-10-23:	A `dump` performance hint: the block size really matters
2006-10-22:	Why cursors blink
2006-10-21:	Weekly spam summary on October 21st, 2006 An irritating iptables limitation
2006-10-20:	Why releases are important
2006-10-19:	A paradox of ignorance An Ubuntu astonishment
2006-10-18:	CSS is assembly language Getting your spam crossed
2006-10-17:	Link: HTML Doctype declarations inventoried An Amanda gotcha with dumps to disk
2006-10-16:	Why have an MX record to yourself?
2006-10-15:	On the various meanings of `<tag />`
2006-10-14:	Weekly spam summary on October 14, 2006
2006-10-13:	Why quoting in the Bourne shell makes me grumpy Link: Warning Signs for Tomorrow
2006-10-12:	How stable my AMD 64-bit systems have been
2006-10-11:	Getting nice looking TrueType fonts on Fedora Core A spectacular web spammer failure
2006-10-10:	Cross building i386 RPMs on an x86_64 Fedora Core 5 machine A trivial script: `wcat`
2006-10-09:	I ♥ Fedora Extras
2006-10-08:	A reason to read blogs in reverse chronological order
2006-10-07:	Weekly spam summary on October 7th, 2006
2006-10-06:	A Python quoting irritation
2006-10-05:	Thoughts on machine identity
2006-10-04:	A pyramid of little scripts: `nsdig`
2006-10-03:	Some numbers for modern disk performance
2006-10-02:	The longevity of old hardware
2006-10-01:	The advantage of vendor packages

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