Living in HotelsLiving in Hotels
I received a private email in response to my post about getting work in another country regarding hotel prices in London. The person who sent me the message had considered[...]
Month: August 2007
Small PC for Creating Word FilesSmall PC for Creating Word Files
A friend recently asked for advice on a “REALLY small laptop/word processor thingy that would pretty much fit into a (big) pocket, and that only needs to write/word process“. The[...]
Debian Lunch Meeting in Melbourne and BSPDebian Lunch Meeting in Melbourne and BSP
This afternoon we had a Debian meeting in Melbourne (Australia) arranged through the Debian-Melb mailing list. We met under the clocks at Flinders St station, had lunch at a good[...]
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Getting Work in Another CountryGetting Work in Another Country
Often there are possibilities to earn more money or gain valuable experience by working in another country. I learned (and earned) a lot while working in London and Amsterdam and[...]
Popular PostsPopular Posts
I’ve just reviewed my web stats from last month. Here are what appear to be the most popular posts: Committing Data to Disk – about how RPM and DPKG don’t[...]
Starting a Heartbeat Resource Without HeartbeatStarting a Heartbeat Resource Without Heartbeat
The command crm_resource allows you to do basic editing of resources in the Heartbeat configuration database. But sometimes you need to do different things and the tool xmlstarlet is a[...]
Xen SavesXen Saves
A couple of days ago the hardware that is used to host this blog was upgraded – doubling the amount of RAM in the machine. To do this the machine[...]
Advogato and Hateful/Divisive PostsAdvogato and Hateful/Divisive Posts
Firstly for the benefit of people who haven’t heard of it, the Advogato FAQ and the Wikipedia Page describe what Advogato does. Pete Zaitcev posted a strange article about me[...]
ECC RAM in a Cheap MachineECC RAM in a Cheap Machine
In a comment on my previous post about ECC RAM someone commented that Dell sells PowerEdge desktop machines with ECC RAM. I visited the Dell web site and found that[...]
Germany Leads the World in Solar PowerGermany Leads the World in Solar Power
boston.com reports that Germany now has 55% of the world’s photo-Voltaic (PV) power generation. The German solar power industry has created tens of thousands of jobs including significant exports –[...]