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Category Archives: Computer-schmuter
My God….it…is…ALIVE!!!!!
Wow. Today I put a CD-Rom in my linux box, fired up QEMU running a Windows VM, within that fired up the VMWare Infrastructure Client to connect to a VM farm, started up a virtual machine and connect its virtual … Continue reading
Once more unto the breach, dear friends
Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more, Or close the wall up with our English dead! In peace there’s nothing so becomes a man As modest stillness and humility; But when the blast of war blows in our … Continue reading
Posted in Computer-schmuter, The Way The World Works
Tagged diebold, elections, obama, shakespeare, voting
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Hotmail must die
Hello blogosphere! Today’s adventures in How-The-World-Sucks is brought to you by Microsoft, the evil-doers of the computer world. The latest example of how corporate greed is destroying America came across my plate after a few friends, who use Hotmail for … Continue reading
Posted in Computer-schmuter, The Way The World Works
Tagged email, microsoft, things that suck
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Outgoing traffic with IP aliasing
I recently ran into an issue that, while it had a simple solution, stumped me for a while. I don’t know if said stumpitude came from my waning mental faculties or what. In any case, it took me longer than … Continue reading
Worse is better
I was recently sent a reference to an essay, written in 1991 by Richard P. Gabriel about the development of the Common Lisp standard. The article is called Lisp: Good News, Bad News, and How to Win Big, and while … Continue reading
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