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  1. Moving On From Triton

    I’m stepping down and away from Triton and SmartOS development.

  2. 128-bit storage: are you high?

    Note: This was originally published to http://blogs.sun.com/bonwick/date/20040925 by Jeff Bonwick.

  3. Top 6 things I've Learned as a Guitar Noob

    I started playing guitar in August 2020 during the pandemic to give myself something to do.

  4. Moving to Native IPv6 with DHCPv6-PD

    For the past ten years I’ve been using Hurricane Electric’s Tunnel Broker service to get IPv6 transit at home long before it was available from my ISP (Cox Communications).

  5. Running Unifi Controller on a Raspberry Pi

    I recently migrated my Unifi controller from a bhyve instance in Triton to an LXC container in a Raspberry Pi.

  6. The CDDL is Not Incompatible With the GPL

    The CDDL is not incompatible with the GPL.

  7. Running Containers in Production, no really!

    Last week I presented on Triton at LOPSA LA and UUASC.

  8. Creating ECDSA SSL Certificates in 3 Easy Steps

    I’ve previously written about creating SSL certificates.

  9. Star Wars

    I have a different relationship with Star Wars than most people.

  10. illumos: The State of Fully Modern Unix

    Last week I presented on illumos at LOPSA San Diego.

  11. IPv6 the SmartOS Way

    Update: As of 20150917T235937Z full support for IPv6 has been added to vmadm with the added ips and gateways parameters.

  12. A Primer on CFEngine 3.6 Autorun

    Update: For CFEngine 3.6.2.

  13. How the NSA is breaking SSL

    This isn’t a leak.

  14. Timeout in a Shell Script

    Although GNU coreutils includes a timeout command, sometimes that’s not available.

  15. Statement by Edward Snowden to Human Rights Groups at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport

    Republished from WikiLeaks.

  16. Raspbery Pi and EW-7811Un

    I’m setting up Raspberry Pi’s using the Edimax EW-7811Us wifi module available on Amazon for a mere $11.

  17. A Case Study in CFEngine Layout

    I’ve been working a lot with CFEngine newbies.

  18. Philosophy of System Administration

    System administration is not something that monkeys can do.

  19. Slow Cacti Graph Rendering

    I’ve been running Cacti at home to keep track of a number of things.

  20. Tron: Legacy

    I loved it.

  21. Down to 12

    In celebration of the remaining twelve /8’s in the IPv4 global address pool.

  22. Sage

    I am a sage.

  23. Name

    I read an article this morning about falsehoods programmers believe about names (and probably the rest of you too).

  24. Growing the Capacity of a ZFS Mirror

    When I set up my OpenSolaris server, in order to save on money I had to skimp a little on the disks.

  25. The Great Digital Disaster of 2010

    The Beginning of a Nightmare One week ago my hard disk failed in my laptop, which is my primary computer.

  26. Fanboy (Or Why I Hate Flash)

    Recently in discussing Flash on the iPad, I was told to admit that I’m an Apple fanboy.

  27. Don't Blink or You'll Miss It

    The Drake Equation notwithstanding, the folks over at SETI have realized it’s all a big waste of time.

  28. Apache mod_rewrite Based on Logged in User

    I’ve been working on a project recently where I want to redirect users logging into Apache to that user’s personal directory.

  29. Making the Switch to VirtualBox

    Until recently I’ve been using VMware Fusion for my testing needs.

  30. Updated GTD Workflow

    I ran across an article on Life Hacker about an updated GTD workflow with a link to flickr but the picture has been deleted.

  31. The revolution will not be on YouTube

    Both Safari and Firefox now support HTML 5 <video> tags.

  32. Nothing feels better than relief

    The most glorious thing happened to the worst software ever.

  33. With iPhone to Spare

    I like my new iPhone quite a lot.

  34. Why your tea party isn't like Boston

    I’m a little late to the whole “tea party” thing, because I only figured out what they are today.

  35. The Crisis of Credit, Visualized

    The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.

  36. Change, in more ways than one

    Approximately three hours ago Barack Obama became America’s 44th president.

  37. Beginning to give up on the world

    My faith in the ability of society to continue to exist is at an all time low.

  38. Party like it's 1929

    Did the economy turn into a giant pile of steaming dung just yesterday, or is this the first I’ve heard of it?

  39. AntiPod, or why all the world owns an iPod and will soon own an iPhone

    There are several articles about people who want a portable music player but adamantly do not want an iPod.

  40. Philip Greenspun is right

    The horse’s mouth: In Roman times the employees of Fannie Mae would be decimated, i.e., they would draw lots and 90 percent of them would beat the unlucky 10 percent to death with clubs.

  41. Don't talk to the Palm

    Everyone seems to be talking about how much Palm is sucking these days.

  42. Beating a dead horse or No, I'm not getting an iPhone 3G

    I don’t generally enjoy beating dead horses.

  43. Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated

    I do realize that it’s been well over a month since my last post.

  44. Who would have thought?

    This weekend I did something that I honestly thought I would never do.

  45. It's begun

    There’s a lot of buzz about the MacBook Air lately, mostly bad.

  46. Leopard...rowr!!

    Yes, I did get get a copy of Leopard on Friday.

  47. Fires

    Well, I am safe and well in Los Angeles this week.

  48. Never update an SSL certificate on the day it's due

    It just makes for a bad day.

  49. E-mail and you

    Today on The Privacy Blog Lance mentions that recently over 100 government e-mail logins were posted online and specifically mentions how with Exchange or IMAP people’s lives are kept in their e-mail accounts.

  50. Centralized networks are teh suck

    Over the past few days Skype has had a major outage.