I've received a patch from ed.davison, if you have commented out hosts in your config, you'll get odd \"address - hostname\" results in the drop down list. Ed's patch fixes that; thankx :-D
At the moment you'd have to apply the patch your self from the ...
Sorry yum friends, when I saw the announcement from xfce about Xfce 4.2.3.1 I sighed, not because my love for xfce has changed, but I remember what I'd forgotten.
When my place of work moved office I lost my white box build server :-( as soon as ...
Recently I had a request from rex to modify my nagios ping tool (Official Nagios Exchange page); he wanted to use the tool with his nagios configuration.
Rex appeared to be using Nagios QL (Which I believe to be a nagios management tool) , now QL handles nagios config slightly differently ...
I know I'm breaking the code, but I'm renaming the Jak3 wallpaper hosted in my pics section, the reason is that for the 3rd month in a row it is by far the biggest bandwidth eater ...
As part of my blogging re-vamp and a continuation of making sure my site was standards compliant I've had to go through the pain of converting my old HTML to new xhtml.
Why did this happen ? Well to be honest I made a bit of a mistake, I've ...
Just thought I'd share some pretty photo's I took, I like seaside views, and the sunset was great, I'll probably Gnome a couple for fun.
enjoy :-)
It's been 20years since the Nintendo Entertainment System was launched and 1up.com are having a party.
I love my NES, so happy birthday.
Took the family to marwell zoo
today and its a really good
opportunity to test my gallery2 install,
what's really cool is the WordPress integration I'm running using
wpg2.
The integration allow cool stuff like a random image in my sidebar, and insertion of both images and albums ...
Decided to do a quick re-vamp of my blog :cool:
I've finally finished cleaning up my theme so it meets w3 standards. I've also also enabled comments, when my site first went live I decided to disable comments in my theme as there was a lot of blog ...
