Wandering Thoughts archives

2007-10-31:	What may be causing my random NumLock issues Jumbo frames on gigabit Ethernet on Solaris 10 x86
2007-10-30:	The problem with big systems
2007-10-29:	My problem with learning new programming languages
2007-10-28:	The inconvenience of some DWiki design choices
2007-10-27:	Why I am not really interested in hearing blacklist appeals
2007-10-26:	The Slashdot effect is not like regular load
2007-10-25:	Long term storage management in the field
2007-10-24:	The format of PTR records in Bind irritates me
2007-10-23:	How we sized the overcommit ratio
2007-10-22:	The dangerous appeal of the obvious Vim options it turns out I want
2007-10-21:	How I got a corrupted metadb replica that paniced Solaris 10 x86
2007-10-20:	Why mail systems should not defer rejections to `RCPT TO` time
2007-10-19:	Some notes on booting single user in x86 Solaris 10
2007-10-18:	The Python marshal module versus the cPickle module
2007-10-17:	Our experience with Linux's strict overcommit mode
2007-10-16:	Our old mail system's configuration
2007-10-15:	The arrogance of trying to design for long term storage management
2007-10-14:	Why I think identity blurs into authority
2007-10-13:	Weekly spam summary on October 13th, 2007
2007-10-12:	Getting your networks to your racks
2007-10-11:	A gotcha with command order in pipes
2007-10-10:	How to properly look up hostnames from IP addresses
2007-10-09:	A silly trick with X
2007-10-08:	I have new system enthusiasm
2007-10-07:	An improvement in my comment spam precautions
2007-10-06:	Weekly spam summary on October 6th, 2007
2007-10-05:	Why we don't use cable management arms
2007-10-04:	The corollary to who actually benefits from bug reports
2007-10-03:	A basic principle of system design
2007-10-02:	A gotcha with 'bidirectional' pipes to commands
2007-10-01:	How Exim determines the retry time for local deliveries

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