Wandering Thoughts archives

2009-06-30:	A Unix irritation: pipeline status More on why users keep mailing specific people
2009-06-29:	A theory on why users keep mailing specific people
2009-06-28:	How we solve the multiuser PHP problem
2009-06-27:	Possible limits on our port multiplied ESATA performance
2009-06-26:	How not to set up your DNS (part 19) An advantage for hardware RAID over software RAID
2009-06-25:	Patching systems versus patching appliances
2009-06-24:	Another source of stickyness for social web sites
2009-06-22:	Solaris 10 NFS server parameters that we change and why Why GNU tools are sometimes not my favorite programs
2009-06-21:	Email is intrusive, and why
2009-06-20:	Using GRUB to figure out the mapping of BIOS drive numbers
2009-06-19:	Fedora desperately needs a better upgrade system
2009-06-18:	A kernel NFS error message explained
2009-06-17:	The NFS 'reserved ports' option and why you care
2009-06-16:	Maybe understanding blogrolls
2009-06-15:	`try:/finally:` and generators
2009-06-14:	How to set up your vacation messages to get thrown off mailing lists
2009-06-13:	One of the reasons good alerting is tough
2009-06-12:	What I know about Solaris 10 NFS server file lock limits
2009-06-11:	There are two different purposes of monitoring systems
2009-06-10:	Users are lazy
2009-06-08:	Another way that generators are not lists: modifying them Monitoring systems should be always be usefully informative
2009-06-07:	It's important to get the real costs right
2009-06-06:	User perceptions (and expectations) of backups
2009-06-05:	How we're planning our backup storage capacity needs
2009-06-04:	Another irritation with Gnome's gconf settings system
2009-06-03:	The costs of development versus the costs of operation
2009-06-02:	Sometimes brute force is the answer (on Unix)

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