Wandering Thoughts archives

2016-07-31:	I've become mostly indifferent to what language something is written in (Not) changing the stop timeout for systemd login session scopes
2016-07-30:	The perils of having an ancient `$HOME` (a yak shaving story)
2016-07-29:	My surprise problem with considering a new PC: actually building it
2016-07-28:	A bit about what we use DTrace for (and when)
2016-07-27:	When 'simple' DNS blocklists work well for you
2016-07-25:	An irritating systemd behavior when you tell it to reboot the system I should learn more about Grub2
2016-07-24:	My view on people who are assholes on the Internet
2016-07-23:	My current set of Chrome extensions (as of July 2016)
2016-07-22:	Ubuntu 16.04's irritatingly broken MySQL updates
2016-07-21:	My current set of essential extensions for Firefox profiles
2016-07-20:	Official source release builds should not abort on (compilation) warnings
2016-07-19:	How not to set up your DNS (part 23) An interesting (and alarming) Grub2 error and its cause
2016-07-17:	A good solution to our Unbound caching problem that sadly won't work DNS resolution cannot be segmented (and what I mean by that)
2016-07-16:	A caching and zone refresh problem with Unbound
2016-07-15:	Sudo and changes in security expectations (and user behaviors)
2016-07-14:	Your C compiler's optimizer can make your bad programs compile
2016-07-13:	Our central web server, Apache, and slow downloads
2016-07-12:	How we do MIME attachment type logging with Exim
2016-07-11:	Why Python can't have a full equivalent of Go's `gofmt`
2016-07-10:	Some options for logging attachment information in an Exim environment
2016-07-09:	How Exim's `${run ...}` string expansion operator does quoting
2016-07-08:	Some notes on UID and GID remapping in the Illumos/OmniOS NFS server
2016-07-06:	Keeping around an index to the disk bays on our iSCSI backends It turns out that viruses do try to conceal their ZIP files
2016-07-04:	A feature I wish the Linux NFS client had: remapping UIDs and GIDs
2016-07-03:	An irritating little bug in the latest GNU Emacs Python autoindent code
2016-07-02:	`cal`'s unfortunate problem with argument handling
2016-07-01:	How backwards compatibility causes us pain with our IMAP servers

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