While he would require some ramp-up, this is the new guy in our technical group. He is a newbie, but I’m sure he will grow to be a great technical person, putting his father way behind.
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I have been quiet during the last few days as I was playing with WordPress Mu as a solution for containing several WordPress sites, with one management interface. This is an amazing product, and following my implementation, about 18 blogs are already there. My site required some special handling. As you know, my URL was…
I’ve been to our own little “August Penguin” just few days ago, and it wasn’t too good. I avoided the lectures (who needs secure rsync?!?), but sat and talked with friends about all kinda stuff. One of the advantages of such an event is that you get to meet lots of your linux-related friends, and…
I’ve been browsing a blog of a friend of mine, xslf, when I read this post dealing with this cute wifi rabbit. I have been browsing its website. I want one. This rabbit just cought me so badly that I even set the icon for the "Not Really Technical" section to be its figure. I…
I have moved to a new blog system. From Serendipity to WordPress. I hope this will be for the best. During the process of importing the blog’s content, most posts got into the “uncategorized” category. I am working on it. If you got here through some external links, you have probably got to the main…
Unlike the expected header, this is not about silently routing packets between interfaces, or bridging multiple networks. This is all about how ants, which find the summer the best time to start investigating our place, can show innovativeness, and can prove that even ants can use network bridges, when required. The cable was in-air, not…
