FebruaryFeb 7 Sunday 10
I’ve built RPM packages for MongoDB 1.2.2 that are native to RHEL5 / CentOS5 systems. They’re in my Yum repository now. Note that I’ve also built newer packages for the Boost libraries because Mongo likes newer versions than the ones bundled with the distro. …
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JanuaryJan 1 Friday 10
It’s simple, and I think best expressed by this graphic (my favorite from 2009).
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DecemberDec 15 Tuesday 09
Hi all. If you’re one of the (approximately nine) people who read this blog, sorry for the absence. Been a little busy for the last few weeks.
One of the things I’ve been busy with is playing around with is MongoDB which I think is really cool. I don’t have time …
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NovemberNov 13 Friday 09
This is genius (disclaimer: planning on getting the Droid fairly soon…)
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NovemberNov 4 Wednesday 09
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OctoberOct 22 Thursday 09
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OctoberOct 7 Thursday 09
I’ve just gotten back from a few days in London for the 2009 FOWA, which was awesome. The very last session was “The Kevin and Gary Show” with the inimitable duo onstage. There was a live feed of all the #fowa tagged tweets going out written by the very cool …
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SeptemberSep 30 Wednesday 09
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SeptemberSep 27 Sunday 09
I’m heading off to London tomorrow for Carsonified’s FOWA. I’ll be speaking twice at this one. The first is a workshop where I’m going to talk about emerging technologies that can be used to replace the things in the ubiquitous LAMP application stack. I’m also …
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SeptemberSep 23 Wednesday 09
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SeptemberSep 11 Friday 09
Apparently, I’m just on a packaging rampage these days. Recently, Facebook released Tornado. From their site:
Tornado is an open source version of the scalable, non-blocking
web server and tools that power FriendFeed. The FriendFeed
application is written using a web …
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SeptemberSep 9 Wednesday 09
CentOS (and RHEL) 5 is great for some things, and not so great for others. What these distros do very well is never change. That’s their zen. If you get whatever it is you have working on them, then none of the official updates should ever break anything. They never …
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SeptemberSep 4 Friday 09
This site is hosted on a (dv) 3.5 server kindly provided by my employer (mt) Media Temple. I set this one up in a non-standard way, by which I mean, there’s no control panel. We normally ship these VPS servers with the Plesk control panel, but this is what I do for a …
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AugustAug 23 Sunday 09
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AugustAug 20 Thursday 09
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AugustAug 16 Sunday 09
My friends over at Techcrunch released a Chromium updater for OS X today (disclosure, I guess, I currently admin the Techcrunch sites). I’ve been using Chromium on Linux for a while and am starting to really like it. It just so happens I have a shell script that sort …
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