Wandering Thoughts archives

2008-04-30:	Why `apt` is always going to be faster than `yum` Why you can't stop 'abuse' of file sharing services
2008-04-28:	Abusing Python frame and code objects
2008-04-27:	Attribute tracing as a mixin class
2008-04-26:	A thought on trackbacks
2008-04-25:	BitTorrent trackers are not innocent bystanders
2008-04-24:	What Linux's RPC queue dump means, sort of A brief mention of some tools for debugging Linux NFS client issues
2008-04-22:	The irritation of single-context applications
2008-04-21:	Dear ZFS: please stop having your commands stall
2008-04-20:	Finding the name of your caller in Python What FAQs are
2008-04-18:	The two (at least) forms of documentation
2008-04-17:	The limits of isolated interfaces
2008-04-16:	My secret mouse fear The appeal of GNU tools
2008-04-15:	Management interfaces as isolated interfaces
2008-04-14:	A sysadmin's review of the ASUS Eee PC
2008-04-13:	How I use Firefox's remote control
2008-04-12:	Different reasons for having comments
2008-04-11:	The appeal of XML When I do and don't read a blog's comments
2008-04-09:	Why there's a bunch of spam from university webmail systems right now
2008-04-08:	An alternate take on availability numbers
2008-04-07:	Get statistics
2008-04-06:	The problem with PID files
2008-04-05:	What I needed to make my custom Fedora 8 environment work Why people are accepting bad uptimes from Internet applications
2008-04-03:	Google Mail has a spam problem
2008-04-02:	ZFS: Reservations versus quotas
2008-04-01:	A simple Python class to trace access to object attributes

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