2006–2007
472 posts
2007 353
December 2007
- Twilight of the Books?
- Contract Pay Rates
- A Better Design for Child Seats
- Apprentice Computer Journalist Wanted
- Bad Project Management
- The Net – Good for Literature
- Christmas and New Year
- Debian Developers Meetings
- Aisa
- Blogroll – Bad Social Networking
- Planet Debian Piracy
- The Meaning of Godwin’s Law
- New Bonnie++ Releases
November 2007
- Vista ReadyBoostReady – Good for Linux?
- Apprentices
- Creepy Social Networking
- Links November 2007
- Pentium-3 vs Pentium-4
- Air Filtering for Servers
- Election 2007
- Drugs and an Election
- Internet and an Election
- BoingBoing and Licenses
- RAID and Bus Bandwidth
- Perfect Code vs Quite Good Code
- Conditions of Sending Email
- WTF – Let’s write all the code twice
- Everyone Should Blog
- Better Social Networking
- The Price of Food
- SE Linux in other Distributions
- Safe Banking by SMS?
- Software vs Hardware RAID
- More About Living in Hotels
- Restorecon Equivalent for Unix Permissions
- SecureCon Lecture
- SecureCon Tutorial
- Xen for Training
- Squid and SE Linux
- Increasing Efficiency through Less Work
- Load Average
October 2007
- Halloween
- SecureCon 2007
- New SE Linux Play Machine Online
- Xen and Security
- Senator Online
- A Traditional Approach to an IT Career
- 0wned a DVD Player
- Blog Ethics
- Lentil as Anything
- WordPress and Thumbnails
- Open Hardware – What Would Change
- Finishing a Presentation too soon
- Banking with an Infected Computer
- My SE Linux Etch Repository
- Reach Out – Only to People with New Computers
- Lazyweb Posts
- Insider Threats and Small Storage Devices
- War is Bad for the Environment
- Introverts
- Blog Copyright Infringement
- AUUG 2007
- Cheap Laptops for Children
- Getting People into IT
- Dreamhost and the DMCA
- Who Can Contribute to Free Software
- Execmem and SE Linux
- Lintian and Executable Stacks
- How SE Linux Prevents Local Root Exploits
- A Long Laptop Lifetime
- I Am #40 in Don Marti’s List
- Can SE Linux Stop a Linux Storm
- Executable Stack and Shared Objects
- Reducing Automated Attacks
- Public Security Cameras
- Ideas for a Home University
- Xen Memory Use and Zope
- LUG Meetings etc
- live.com – Useless Search
September 2007
- Blogging and Documents
- Upgraded to WordPress 2.3
- Swap Space
- Eating Corpses
- Is the Server Dead?
- Census
- Blogger is Not for Serious Blogging
- DMCA and Sci-Fi
- Context of /dev/xvc0
- Multiple DNS Names
- Custom Search for Planet Linux Australia
- Google Custom Search Engine
- Categories for Best and Most Popular Posts
- The Surge and War for Oil
- Web-Scabs
- iRiver H320 and Liquid
- More About Google Earth
- Multiple Pointers in X
- Some Good and Bad Ideas for Recruiting
- Google Earth – Almost a Great Program
- Gear Acquisition Syndrome
- Comparing Debian and Fedora
- ISP Password Change by Untrusted People
- Duplicating a Xen DomU
- Citing References in Blog Posts
- Dead Links
- George Monbiot’s Solution to Emissions Trading
- Photography and Censorship at APEC
- Optus Password changeme
- Out Of Memory Errors and Apache
- A New Spam Trick
- Hot-swap Storage
August 2007
- Carbon Geo-Sequestration
- Interesting Ideas from George Monbiot
- Is SE Linux only for Linux?
- Identifying the Distribution of a Linux System
- The Silly BMW 745h
- A Strange Attempt to Trick Google
- Hydrogen Powered Cars Will Never Work
- Writing a CV for a Contract Position
- Never IRC as Root
- Solar Hot Water – Not Expensive
- Does Having Fewer Rules Inspire Hard Work?
- Designing Computers for Small Business
- Base Load Solar Power
- Water Prices and Scarcity
- Cheney Flip-Flopped on Iraq
- The Start of My Computer Career
- LED Headlights in Audi Sports Car
- SE Linux vs chroot
- Music Videos
- When to Use SE Linux
- Suggestions and Thanks
- Feedburner Item Link Clicks
- Controlling a STONITH and Upgrading a Cluster
- Colorado Software Summit 2007
- A Great Advertising Web Site
- Arp
- IT Recruiting Agencies – Advice for Contract Workers
- Ethernet Bonding and a Xen Bridge
- Ethernet Bonding on Debian Etch
- Porn For Children
- Is Hand-writing Necessary?
- CAPTCHAs that don’t work
- Microsoft Hires University Drop-Out for Recruiting Campaign
- The Principles of Stupidity
- Plans for Future Posts
- Tactical Voting
- Two Questions for All Serious Free Software Contributors
- Blog Memes
- Translation
- Housing Prices
- Real Servers vs White-Box
- Living in Hotels
- Small PC for Creating Word Files
- Debian Lunch Meeting in Melbourne and BSP
- Getting Work in Another Country
- Popular Posts
- Starting a Heartbeat Resource Without Heartbeat
- Xen Saves
- Advogato and Hateful/Divisive Posts
- ECC RAM in a Cheap Machine
July 2007
- Germany Leads the World in Solar Power
- Praising Children vs Praising Programmers
- Hot Water
- Porn vs Rape
- Blogs and Conversation (or Lack Therof)
- A Worse Visual Migraine
- Bonnie++ and Postal shirts
- Outsourcing
- Red Hat virt-install and Partitions
- Childhood
- A Support Guide for Xen
- Train Routing
- Blogging Frequency
- If You Don’t Know How to Fix It, Please Stop Breaking It
- An Ideal Linux Install Process for Xen
- Xen and Bridging
- The Australian Government is a Terrorist Organisation
- Exit Strategies for Iraq
- Modules and NFS for Xen
- Troll Zapping
- Column Width in Blogs
- Ron Paul
- unaligned access on IA64
- HP Sponsors Computer Recycling
- Bizarre “No space left on device” error from Xen
- The ABC and the Supposed Liberal Bias
- Religion and Cars
- IEA predicts global oil crisis
- Correspondent Inference Theory and the US
- Testing STONITH
- A Free-Software Only Laptop
- License Fees for Music in Clubs
- Documentaries about Gifted Children
- Desktop Machines and ECC RAM
- Tevion MP4 Player Model M6 – a Review
- Memory Errors and Memtest86+
- Questions During Lectures
- Planet Linux Jobs Victoria
- Why Can’t Bush be as Honourable as Nixon?
- Buying a Laptop from Another Country
- Google is Good for the Environment
- Terrorism Foolishness
- Robots vs Sheep
- Fragmenting Information about Jobs
- The War Was About Oil!
- CPU time use from WordPress Javascript
- Linux Job Ads
- New Storage Developments
- Committing Data to Disk
June 2007
- Strange SATA Disk Performance
- Advertising Free Software Projects
- Xen and Heartbeat
- Who Benefits when Cheap Electricity is used?
- Backup for Wind Power
- Pointers in Bash Shell Scripts
- A Lack of Understanding of Nuclear Issues
- Rackspace RHEL4 updates
- Nixforce unauthorised use
- Easy Search Engine Optimisation in WordPress
- Prius vs small non-hybrid car
- submissions for LCA and other conferences
- costs of driving to work
- putting HTML codes and other special characters into a blog entry
- configuring a Heartbeat service
- Heartbeat service scripts
May 2007
- Another Heartbeat 2.0 STONITH example configuration
- Heartbeat version 2.0 CIB STONITH example configuration
- paypal – are they trustworthy now?
- New Blogs
- SE Linux shirts for sale!
- SE Linux in Debian
- PC prices drop again!
- I must be famous ;)
- Lord of the Flies
- Planet feed polling frequency
- priorities for heartbeat services
- mobile phone etiquette
- Tom’s Hardware falls victim to a trojan
- career risks
- terrorist actions I want banned
- Five ways SE Linux may surprise you
- permalinks in wordpress, Apache redirection, and other blog stuff
- lemonup.com – pirates
- school rating
- DMCA etc
- LUG talks today
- more about Heartbeat
April 2007
- comment spam
- new blog
- more on presentations
- paper about ZCAV
- moving this blog
- MySQL security in Debian
- booting from USB for security
- free laptop
- first look at CentOS 5 Xen
- lemonup and blog license
- the Right to Fork
- praying for rain
- a Heartbeat developer comments on my blog post
- 2 node vs 3+ node clusters
- failure probability and clusters
- Debian/Etch release party in Melbourne – Australia
- Spooks and GConf
- presentations about SE Linux
- Xen and SE Linux – EWeek review of RHEL5
- what is a BOF?
- A Strange Interpretation of the US Constitution About Copyright
- BSD vs GPL licences
- New Debian release and new DPL
- blogger sucks!
- heartbeat – what defines a cluster?
- SE Linux – not too difficult for new users
- mini-cyclone
- wikisky
- Linux Tour Bus
- The Inevitability of Failure
- Mac vs PC
- reviewing blog comments and links
- cheap big TFT monitor
- Geek Social Fallacies
- live.com – malware?
- tour of the Gigabyte motherboard factory
- buy free software developers dinner
- right-side visual migraine
March 2007
- mac vs PC vs Linux
- hybrid Porsche
- Trusted Solaris vs SE Linux
- questions regarding SE Linux
- death threats against Kathy Sierra
- Xen and eth device renaming
- Save Babe
- google-bank
- images for a web site
- power saving
- thinkpad back from repair
- Spanish wind power
- mixing CPUs
- Debian and Google Summer (Winter) Of Code
- Blug
- fluorescent lights and why it’s worth saving resources
- are Thinkpads meant to run 24*7?
- worse than fossil fuel?
- SE Linux on /.
- things to do for the environment
- getting big changes in Debian
- old drivers
- creating a new SE Linux policy module
- nerve action – sound vs electricity
- another visual migraine
- SFF disks
- features of BMW 5 and 7 series
- reading email on a tram
- presentations and background color
- last beard post
- vaccinations
- the word “beamer”
- meeting people at Linux conferences
- spare tires
- Mercedes S class and car safety
February 2007
- Slang
- a good dog for uplifting
- xen sucks
- John Howard is bizarre
- Names
- execmod
- xen and yoyo
- phone spam
- classic security mistake
January 2007
- ssh tunneling of email
- how to run dynamic ssh tunnels
- presentation laptops
- university degrees
- licence for lecture notes
- new release of postal
- political compass
- lifetime failures (LF)
- Some ideas for running a conference
- LCA talk
- dbus error
- top 10 girl geeks
- ps and security
- some random Linux tips
- cooling
- Xephyr
- document storage
- core files
- monitors for developers
- Windows Vista
- Xen shared storage
- multiple ethernet devices in Xen
- installing Xen domU on Debian Etch
2006 119
December 2006
- free software liason?
- memes that damage debian
- more about vista security
- email disclaimers
- source dump blog
- music for children
- google reader
- planet – resource use
- DOSing Windows Vista
- Mythtv
- installing Debian Etch
- another visual migraine
- encryption speed – Debian vs Fedora
- hybrid Lexus is best luxury car
- interesting things
- AMD developer Center
- comment-less blogs
- what defines a well operating planet?
- quantum evolution
- some questions about disk encryption
- IDE hard drives
- The Squirrel and the Grasshopper
- Debian SE Linux policy bug
- SE Linux on Debian in 5 minutes
- some advice for job seekers
- Osdc
- Xen
November 2006
- Hans Reiser
- when you can’t get along with other developers
- Supporting an Election Campaign
- Linux support by politicians
- nuclear power in Australia
- biometrics and passwords
- economics of a computer store (why they don’t stock what you want)
- more about securing an office
- flash for main storage
- a good security design for an office
- the death penalty
- Sell a Band
October 2006
- religious requirements for free software development
- Xen and serial ports
- god on my side
- planets and day 19 of the beard
- peak oil
- blogging and self-promotion
- economics of nuclear power
- new hybrid Camry
- blogs and bug tracking
- more about MX records
- MX vs A record
- day 8 of the beard
- electric cars
- more about Fedora
- debate via wiki
- yet another beard pic
- The benefits of SE Linux
- about leaving
- day 4 of the beard and the Crypto museum
- day 3 of beard, and the gimp
- Another beard pic
- review of Australian car web sites
- open letter to Toyota
- started growing a beard
- working all night
- Virgin – no free water and renewable energy
- dunc-tank and motivation
- Lack of privacy in Amcal
- Ruxcon and SLUG
September 2006
- SAK, ctrl-alt-del, and Linux keyboard mapping
- tcpdump and ps
- Ethernet bonding
- Quotes
- RSS feed size and Planet
- Supersize Me
- more on vision
- Vision
- War On Terror – the game
- siteminder – what you expect from CA
- why I joined the Australian Greens
- the next feature for a spy movie
- sendmail – the MTA for insecure systems
- mailing list culture
- IT companies and toxic waste
- blogging software
- C – the suit and tie of programming
- what’s a good blog server for serious blogging?
- SE Linux is like a moat filled with sharks with laser attached head gear
- communism and ticket “scalping”
- Advice for speakers
- more on clean energy
- Rip It Off unless you use windows?
- Uplift
- RAID etc
- Debian SE Linux
- planet debian, spam, and SE Linux
- planet debian
- root-kits on robots
- clean energy
August 2006
- first significant project goes live
- SRS development
- which blog and syndication server to use?
- combining two domains in SE Linux
- Linux on the Desktop
- common mistakes in presentations
- more security foolishness
- 2006 Open Source Symposium
- fair trade is the Linux way
- Outsourcing – Bad for Corporations but Good for the World
- terrorist “weakest link”
- car-pooling
- run an insecure system and get raped
- laptop security on planes
- more on anti-spam
- blocking spam
- a newbie question about SE Linux and anti-spam measures
- invasive vs inconvenient security
- the waste of closed lists
- big and cheap USB flash devices
- wasted votes