Archive for October, 2007
I had reported on a C API program that periodically crashed a large Domino server. Unfortunately the program has been doing so on and off for a few months now, although the DCF has been considerably lower.
I spent a couple of hours debugging this again at the insistence of the administrator (he was right in [...]
Just a reminder, that if you are planning on changing a server's IP address, lower its DNS time to live (TTL) well in advance, so that you don't get caching effects which effectively render your machine unreacheable.
Am I right, Simon?
weisste was mich aufregt? diese ganzen neuen pseudo-coolen worte, die mit nem R aufhoeren… flickR, razR, zoomR…
ich mach ne community auf… "trippR – share your sexual experience!"
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It would appear that Gmail doubled their disk capacity, at least on some of the accounts. The counter on my account shows
which is almost double of what it was a few days ago.
Bill writes that BlackBerry 4.2 devices have a built-in RSS feed reader; I found it, although it is well hidden.
Open the BlackBerry browser and enter the URL to the feed:
You then get the RSS feed displayed. Here is my current feed (minus this post obviously).
If you click on an entry and Show description [...]
Vista is a Wagner Opera that is usually late to start, takes too long to finish, and is spoilt by floorboards creaking under the weight of the cast.
Kim Brebach.
Spreading source code and configuration files all over the show is a Bad Thing™ which is why I'm setting up a subversion repository. For those who don't know, subversion is a version control system which runs either standalone or under an Apache web server (or for very poor folk, on a file system [...]