Steven Harms (sharms)
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Ha wow looking at the access logs it is handling over 500 requests a minute. Go #cherokee webserver
about a year ago from web -
My blog entry getting a ton of hits, server was at +200% utilization. Click -> Enable WP Supercache now at 33%. Great plugin. #wordpress
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Why OSS devs use OS X: http://www.sharms.org/blog/2010/12/on-why-open-source-developers-run-mac-os-x/
about a year ago from web -
#RVM is tricky, pulling my full name from .gitconfig
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I have thousands of songs, and for some reason Banshee plays U2 far too often. Should file a bug report to add a "Bono" checkbox
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For some reason the people I follow on twitter are exponentially more interesting than those on identi.ca
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Just migrated my VPS to Arch, pretty painless
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mono-devel needs libmono-cil-dev which needs libnunit-dev which needs mono-devel. !mono fun
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Clever -- pandora is playing an add for 5 hour energy that says "Need to get over that groggy 2:30 feeling"
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Does !opensuse have a way out of the box to install in a chroot like Arch?
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Compiling !mono on !ubuntu intrepid (want to try and get iFolder running on VPS), this compile is taking forever
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Using a GUI is the equivalent of watching TV; real work gets done at the command line
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!suse !yast makes life easier with its command line automation options, especially when I have 8000 machines that need sound turned on
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I absolutely love !git, something about it just makes sense
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Using !google !wave to plan a get together and a todo list, hopefully it is as good as advertised
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!evolution is way better than Novell's java groupwise client, this makes my work life easier
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Evolution in !ubuntu lucid is actually connecting to my !groupwise mailserver, that is a welcome change
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Best command ever is !suse 's "zypper ps" that shows files changed by an upgrade that are still in use. Wish !ubuntu did that
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Have been using !play and !eclipse for the last week, fun change from vim, productivity has not taken a big hit
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Articles on the 'net today are especially brain dead, back to coding
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