August 2012
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May 2012
5 posts
From runningastartup tumblr
When someone cancels a meeting at the last minute and I find myself with an unallocated hour, I’m like
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April 2012
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Creating a server cabinet from a sewing machine →
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Click on the link to see how serious this guy is about carpentry.
Wonder if the repurposing of the cabinet made the cat more or less likely to sit on it.
Cat face recognition
And here is the page where all this is from: http://137.189.35.203/WebUI/CatDatabase/catData.html. You can download a 2GB archive of cat pictures for your research.
Kitten image placeholders →
placekitten.com
A quick and simple service for getting pictures of kittens for use as placeholders in your designs or code. Just put your image size (width & height) after our URL and you’ll get a placeholder.
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Cat causes Linux kernel panic →
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A classic, via @joncamfield. Link above contains the text of the original report.
From the original post:
I wonder if anyone else is experiencing similar problems? This didn’t seem to happen with 3.0, which was the first kernel version I used onthis E6410. Although it has to be noted that the internal keyboardinput was not yet as heavy either at that time. Please test if you canreproduce the problem.
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Moving a physical server to the cloud
This one has nothing to do with cats. And actually, this post is why I created this blog. (I’m not a server admin by career, so it was hard to justify creating a tech blog just for something like this. But a blog with lolcats, that’s something I can see myself posting regularly to.)
Anyhow, so where I work, there was the need to decommission a physical server and move it to the cloud. Because there was a log of configuration that had been done to this server, we wanted to move it with all the services, configuration and data that it had. After some work, I managed to pull this off.
In this case, it was a Red Hat 5 server, but the process should be the same for other platforms. The process should also work for moving data between any two Linux servers that have the same operating system
CSS has evolved again →
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