Tuesday, September 22, 2009
I got spammed
For anyone subscribed to my RSS feed, I did not post the last message (it has been deleted) and it was obviously a fishing scam. Don't send the guy money or bank info. :)
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Amtrak Century 2009
My actual ride
http://connect.garmin.com/activity/13164280
The planned ride
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3185753
I think the only difference is the way through San Clemente. I was not paying attention to the route slip and just went the way I knew. I heard someone behind me and didn't realize my error until later. It didn't really matter since both routes end up in the same place.
Route slip
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Start of the on course reports
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After an early morning snafu I got rolling just before seven. Riding through Irvine. Mile 3.4.
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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Mile 17.4 Mission Viejo. Some rolling hills. Feeling strong.
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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Mile 28.1
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Mile 36
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Mile 43, San Onofre
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Freeway baby, Mile 50
http://connect.garmin.com/activity/13164280
The planned ride
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3185753
I think the only difference is the way through San Clemente. I was not paying attention to the route slip and just went the way I knew. I heard someone behind me and didn't realize my error until later. It didn't really matter since both routes end up in the same place.
Route slip
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Start of the on course reports
******************************************************
After an early morning snafu I got rolling just before seven. Riding through Irvine. Mile 3.4.
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
******************************************************
Mile 17.4 Mission Viejo. Some rolling hills. Feeling strong.
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
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Mile 28.1
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Mile 36
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Mile 43, San Onofre
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Freeway baby, Mile 50
Monday, September 7, 2009
Arch Linux
I set up Arch Linux to be the OS for my home server. I used the installation guide from www.archlinux.org. Arch was great because I learned a lot about Linux just from setting it up. You feel like an expert until you try to repeat the process without the guide. Here is a list of things my home server does.
1. mount raid 5 array
2. run 3dm2 to monitor the RAID array
3. ssh server
4. NFS server
5. Samba server
6. DHCP server using dnsmasq
7. getmail
8. dovecot
9. Apache
10. PHP
11. Dokuwiki
12. Squirrelmail
Outstanding Issues
1. fan speed control
2. netatalk
3. power management (stop spinning hard drives)
4. webmin
had to install rsync
to update the system
1. mount raid 5 array
2. run 3dm2 to monitor the RAID array
3. ssh server
4. NFS server
5. Samba server
6. DHCP server using dnsmasq
7. getmail
8. dovecot
9. Apache
10. PHP
11. Dokuwiki
12. Squirrelmail
Outstanding Issues
1. fan speed control
2. netatalk
3. power management (stop spinning hard drives)
4. webmin
had to install rsync
#pacman -Sy rsync
to update the system
#pacman -Syu
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