
Microblogs April-May 2013
Here are the Microblogs I posted between April 15, 2013 and May 5, 2013. Happy Cinco de Mayo! [Read more]
MaraDNS and the Wikipedia
I did not get a chance to update MaraDNS this month. The reason is because I already have devoted a few hours to MaraDNS, fighting an incorrectly proposed request for deletion. [Read more]
Microblogs April 2013 week 2
In my microblogs for the second week of April, I discuss living in Mexico, filing taxes online, keeping my online banking secure, and much more. [Read more]
Microblogs April 2013 week 1
This is an archive of my microblog postings for the first week of April, 2013. [Read more]
March 2013 Microblogs
Here are all of the microblog postings I made in March 2013. I discuss Linux and how TANSTAAFL (there ain’t no such thing as a free lunch), MaraDNS, gay rights, sex and being in the friendzone, etc. [Read more]
Tweets March 2013
I am moving away from Twitter and to using my own code for microblogs. [Read more]
Deadwood update
I have updated Deadwood to fix a long-standing bug resolving host names that only pops up once in a blue moon. [Read more]
Why I need Masculism
This is my explanation for feminists who get upset whenever I use the #INeedMasculismBecause hashtag on Twitter. [Read more]
Creeper cards
In today's blog, I discuss those creeper cards which have recently been passed out at some “hacker” conferences. [Read more]
Twitter wrap-up
In today's blog, I go over tweets from my Twitter feed posted in February. [Read more]
Deadwood update
In today’s blog, I discuss today’s Deadwood update. [Read more]
Netbooks in 2013
In today's blog, I discuss netbooks in 2013. [Read more]
Applebee's and God
Recently, there was a pastor who went to Applebee's. While there, she scratched out a large mandatory tip on her receipt and wrote "I give God 10%. Why do you Get [sic] 18?" This story quickly became viral, and the waitress who posted the receipt online got fired. [Read more]
Web font rendering
In today's blog, I will discuss web font rendering on Chrome, and the work arounds I use. [Read more]
Thank you, Virginia
This is an email I sent out earlier today [Read more]
BuyVM: All is now good
Just a brief note that all is now well with BuyVM at Fiberhub. Everything now works, including the IPv6 pages. Indeed, things appear faster than they were when BuyVM was in San Jose; I can see why they moved. [Read more]
A brief look at systemd
In today's blog, I look at systemd, the program that will replace init in Red Hat and CentOS 7, from the point of view of a software developer. [Read more]