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Technical Plot Holes in NBC’s Revolution
I’ve been amused over the last several days by NBC’s Revolution. The setting is a near future in which electrical power has been shut off for about fifteen years. More precisely, electronic gadgets of any kind don’t work. The show … Continue reading
FSF/GNU Petition against UEFI Secure Boot
The folks over at GNU have a petition up regarding UEFI Secure Boot. Before those of you who don’t read my computer technical articles flip away: consider that this is very important and that I will try to minimize the … Continue reading
Posted in FreeBSD Tech, Life, Rant, Tech
Tagged boot, fsf, gnu, secure boot, tech, uefi, uefi secure boot
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A lonely, unopened package of CD‑R
I was busy doing something completely unrelated today when I noticed that I had a package of CD‑R which was still shrink-wrapped in it’s original packaging. It struck me that I probably hadn’t bought CD or DVD media in the … Continue reading
GLI: Technology Amplifies Everything
It’s been awhile since I considered adding to the Gilbert’s Laws of the Internet (GLI), but my recent post concerning Apple’s new iPad3 woes gave me pause to think as I wrote that Technology Amplifies Everything. It really is important … Continue reading
BSDCan — A Cool Canadian Conference
I’m blogging today roughly from where that picture was taken. I’m at BSDCan just waiting for a talk to be given by Eric Allman on Sendmail. For those in my readership that don’t know, he wrote sendmail. That speaks to … Continue reading
Error! Printer’s Broke: Must be the Internet!
My printer is broken! It must be the Internet! Call them quick! I’ve owned ISPs. I’ve worked at ISPs. I’ve consulted for ISPs. I’ve consulted for people who are unhappy with their ISP. I’m going to make a statement: The computer … Continue reading
Oh so that’s how they do it… (part 2)
When I first installed squirrelmail (a web IMAP client), one of the first things I enjoyed doing was installing a whack of new plugins that did all sorts of wacky things. Some of them got deleted for not working and/or … Continue reading
Posted in Tech
Tagged cheap, GLI, long tail, plugins, scam, squirrelmail, tech, wordpress
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Add the Ads.
There. That’s that box checked. There be ads! My google adsense account was approved today and I managed to insert some ads in the widget area (that’s what wordpress calls the bits on the right of the page). Interestingly, it … Continue reading
WordPress: easy, Ad plugin: not so easy…
You didn’t expect abject altruism, did you? Are you surprised that one of the first things I’d be figuring out is how to put ads on my blog? I’ve been using Google AdWords lately. They seem to be giving away $100 … Continue reading