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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Monday Machine-Mangling Madness, or: Server2 on fire!
Bonfire Onlooker by dominicspics (cc-by) Of all the things I wanted to do yesterday, testing TTLLP’s disaster recovery plan was not one of them. I often suggest customers make disaster recovery plans, but I don’t like having to use them. … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux
Tagged disaster, hardware, plan, recovery, replacement, systems, voicemail
4 Comments
“your country continues to turn into Big Brother”
Just received this comment from Jimmy Kaplowitz over in the US: “yuck, your country continues to turn into Big Brother: BBC News: Giant database plan ‘Orwellian’” Hell, yeah. That’s a reason why my support for the party is so weak … Continue reading
Posted in ThePhoneCoop
Tagged allegations, encryption, fascist state, labour, stand, terrorism, tory, uk
5 Comments
You Wait Ages for a Survey…
As well as my little What topics do you want to read here? survey, there’s a more serious Free/Open Source Participant Satisfaction Survey by Brenda Chawner for the Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand which you might like to answer. … Continue reading
What topics do you want to read here?
I’ve just set up a poll on my site asking: what topics do you want to read here? Since this July, when cycling and most local and political themes were split off into other blogs, this site has been mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Koha, Wordpress and Blogs
Tagged categories, poll, reader, survey, themes, topics
1 Comment
Improved Telecom Package Passed by EuroParl
or “how did we do Batting Against Three Strikes through the Back Door?” In the latest EDRI-gram, there’s a report on the telecoms package EuroParl vote which is mostly positive. Thankfully both the Harbour and Trautmann reports were amended in … Continue reading
Continuing Realtek 8139 Drop-out problems
Back in Solved but Why? Belkin F5D7630 to Realtek 8139 Drop-outs, I thought I’d cured my random 20+-second network hang problem, but I celebrated too soon. While that seemed to work for a while, it didn’t last. Those options also … Continue reading
Poverty, Credit Unions and Community Banking
Today is Blog Action Day about poverty. As a member of several cooperatives, I have a pretty strong hope that the responsible lending of credit unions can help people escape from poverty. The basic process of a credit union is … Continue reading
Software in the Public Interest October 2008
The monthly IRC board meeting of Software in the Public Interest will take place later today, as announced by SPI’s secretary last week. While the announcement is back on time (yay!), the agenda isn’t (aww!). I’d be quite interested to … Continue reading
Three Internet (GPRS) with Sony Ericsson k608i and GNU/Linux
One massive annoyance with last week’s trip to the L2SE conference was the terrible state of WiFi access in London. I’d actually paid a little extra for first class on the home trip because it gives access to Paddington’s Victorian … Continue reading
Posted in ThePhoneCoop
Tagged cloud, extortionate, fon, gprs, internet, pan, ppp, pppd, three, wifi
2 Comments