Twitter: easel
- @acdha yeah and it requires a restart. to remove a cert. awesome. 08:47:27 PM September 09, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to acdha ReplyRetweetFavorite
- textmate's true calling: de-formatting random email and web cut-and-pastes. 10:24:22 PM September 06, 2011 from Twitter for Mac ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland http://t.co/IiAEPIx =p 06:21:28 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- can't decide if mail.app is really using IDLE with gmail or not. suspicious it only checks when I open the inbox. 04:19:45 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland same here (via intellij) - sys.path should be low risk, I think buildouts problem is bastardized pkg install routines 04:00:13 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland lol. 3 cheers for mangled sys.path =p 03:51:02 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland might be worth trying to pin the version from buildout to the one thats working from virtualenv. you still on the local pypi? 03:41:49 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland yeah thats your problem. pytz seems to ship with its own zone info files, you've probably got old ones 03:13:21 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland when you say "point to it" are you looking in the pytz code or /usr/share/zoninfo? 03:12:27 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland in other news, my less shitty centOS box is also taking US/Eastern just fine. pffft 03:08:43 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
Monthly Archives: October 2006
Does it really have to be so hard?
Fair warning, rant incoming. I’m working on a server development project, which will get deployed to CentOS 3 or possibly 4. Since I don’t currently have a spare machine that’s fast enough and able to blown away, I revived my … Continue reading
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Burning DVD ISO images on Linux
So I had a great idea… Why don’t I buy a DVD burner and then start using DVD’s to install software, make backups, etc, etc. Well… it was a nice idea, but then I had another great idea… Why don’t … Continue reading
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Fedora/CentOS with a Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000
So I’m working on some linux software and am running linux on my desktop. One of my major pet peeves every time I go back to a linux desktop is that out of the box my button 4 and 5 … Continue reading
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Solaris BrandZ Zones
Sun has really been pushing innovation with Solaris recently, and since it’s now freely available and open sourced, what better time to give it a test drive? With the Solaris Express Nevada 49 release (get it from http://www.opensolaris.org/os/downloads/on/ and click … Continue reading
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Security Appliance Roundup Part 2
Smoothwall came through with a demo license for me in just a matter of minutes, and I spend a couple hours playing with it. It has a fairly complete web interface, but unfortunately even with all its fancy features I … Continue reading
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Disk Benchmarks, Round 1
In the process of trying to figure out my VM performance problems, I’ve been doing a lot of filesystem benchmarking. Unfortunately, there isn’t a lot of consistency between platforms or machine classes as to benchmarking methodology, so I’ve had some … Continue reading
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Security Appliance Roundup Part 1
So I want to simplify and strengthen our network security at the office. Currently we’re using a mishmash of cisco IOS ipsec, pptp, cbac/NAT and linux iptables host based firewalls. I’d like to centralize everything, and add a more reliable … Continue reading
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First Post!
So, as it happens, I’ve been doing a lot of ‘research’ lately. Such that it is, a lot of my ‘research’ ends up being on the web, and a lot of information comes from blogs, so I decided I’d best … Continue reading
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