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Monthly Archives: February 2011
CentOS, RHEL and future possibilities?
Those who know me will know that I’m a long term CentOS user – this actually started from my love of RHEL, back in my early Linux using days when I was running Red Hat 8.0. Whilst it made financial … Continue reading
Hastings Roadtrip!
At the request of @splatdevil, I’ve headed up to Hastings for the weekend to be with her during a difficult personal time. I always like an excuse for a roadtrip, the Wellington to Hastings drive is pretty nice and isn’t … Continue reading
I have no soul
This is a pretty personal blog post, but maybe posting it up somewhere will help people understand me a little better or maybe help myself feel a bit better and get some input. By now you will have heard about … Continue reading
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Auckland Visits
I’m heading up to Auckland on business a couple times in the next few months. 22nd & 23rd February 7th, 8th & 9th of March I’m expecting to be too busy to do anything on the evening of the 22nd, … Continue reading
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Freebies: DDR RAM
More freebies! This time a pile of DDR RAM sticks I have. You can either collect for free from me at my office (Lambton Quay) or home, or you can pay $10 for my time and postage and I’ll ship … Continue reading
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PHP Podcast Interview
Whilst at was at linux.conf.au I got interviewed by Steve from the Coding by Numbers podcast series, along with @LGnome about PHP, some of it’s background, future and general thoughts. Listen to episode 23 interview regarding PHP.
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Freebies: Computer Equipment
So I’ve been told I need to clear out some of the junk at my flat, since it’s getting to be a bit too much. Some of it is going on trademe (as much as I hate their fees, I … Continue reading
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Melbourne: Day 02
For my final day in Melbourne, @MissNickiBee had organised the greatest tour of all time – a visit to CISRAC at Melbourne Museum and then to Monash University’s computer museum. After starting the day with coffee, we headed off the … Continue reading
Melbourne: Day 01
Had a bit of a sleep in on my first full day in Melbourne, eventually @MissNickiBee came and looked at me disapprovingly till I got up off the floor. Start off with coffee and breakfast in a cafe down some … Continue reading
Melbourne: Day 00
I arrived in Melbourne on Wednesday afternoon from Hobart – despite being full of coffee I managed to end up sleeping on the plane, but woke up in time to watch the plane fly over Melbourne on a very clear … Continue reading


