http://www.joshlange.net/blog Josh Lange's personal blog Wed, 18 Feb 2009 07:03:13 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Well, its been around for a while, and I haven't done anything with it, but a few people have expressed intrest in making www.NetworkScripting.org come to life, so expect to see an update in a few days! http://www.joshlange.net/blog/?p=14 Today, I received a letter from Charter Communications citing new 'enhancements' that they are planning on sending my way. In the body of the letter, they gave a basic description of deep packet inspection, and AD hijacking. I have never been a satisfied customer with Charter, in fact, its the least reliable ... http://www.joshlange.net/blog/?p=12 Late last night, I was up configuring my media center PC (I made a fresh install of Fedora 8). I decided to use the pre configured /net mount point with autofs to mount my desktop on to my media center (basically, this is an easy way to mount NFS file ... http://www.joshlange.net/blog/?p=9 Since July, I've had two drives fail in my computers (both are Western Digital). Drive failures happen, tough luck. Fortunately, these drives were both in RAID arrays at the time of failure, so nothing lost. Both of the drives are relitavely modern, and both of them are/were in their warranty period. ... http://www.joshlange.net/blog/?p=8 Well, it has been a month since my last (second) post on this blog. The month has been long. Currently, I'm having a great time at Apple, and I'm helping get the Computer Science department ready for the coming school year in my spare time. This year we made large changes ... http://www.joshlange.net/blog/?p=7 Last week I compiled a list of interesting videos that I have found on the web. Here they are: [video]http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=9461CAB91EA556D7[/video] http://www.joshlange.net/blog/?p=6 Well, I can't say anything really special happened today. I just transfered my domain (joshlange.net) away from godaddy :(, and connected it to my newly created dreamhost account. I'm saving a small chunk of change on registering the domain (considering all the little add-ons that godaddy tries to market), but ... http://www.joshlange.net/blog/?p=3