Google Chrome on Ubuntu - not yet auspicious
Just for fun, since I use Google Chrome as my main browser on my Windows desktop now, I decided to try the very first public Dev release of Google Chrome for...
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Funny RFCs
Courtesy of Wikipedia, here’s a list of all (?) the humourous RFCs (Internet standards documents).
Irony - had to use Ubuntu to write a Windows 2008 install disc
I have an ISO of Windows 2008 Server and need to burn a disc so I can install it on a bunch of servers at work tomorrow. (mmm, Dell R610s) Yes, we have licen...
TortoiseSVN - lowering TSVNCache utilization
I’m using TortoiseSVN at my current job, and have at several past jobs as well. It’s a pretty good SVN client implementation for Windows, with the usual issu...
Ubuntu snmpd package doesn’t include all net-snmpd modules - grr
After about 1/2hr of trying to figure out why the proc and exec directives don’t work in Ubuntu’s snmpd server (at least in Ubuntu 8.10), I finally found a r...
Google Analytics and Flash
We ran into an interesting situation at $work with Google Analytics and Flash.
Multiple Jetty6 containers on Ubuntu 8.04
For a while at $WORK in our Development and QA environments we were running multiple apps within one Jetty6 container. This works well, but isn’t always conv...
Google Chrome out of beta
So, Google Chrome is out of beta, but still no Mac or Linux versions.
Solaris 10 x86 - updating boot device
Recently at work I had a situation where I had to move a Solaris 10 x86 virtual machine from a VMware Server environment to a VMware ESXi environment. Unfort...
Google Chrome
So, Google has released a browser called Chrome. So far it’s only for Windows, and is being called beta, but Gmail is still beta, so whatever.