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Moving On From Triton
I’m stepping down and away from Triton and SmartOS development.
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128-bit storage: are you high?
Note: This was originally published to http://blogs.sun.com/bonwick/date/20040925 by Jeff Bonwick.
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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.
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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).
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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.
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The CDDL is Not Incompatible With the GPL
The CDDL is not incompatible with the GPL.
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Running Containers in Production, no really!
Last week I presented on Triton at LOPSA LA and UUASC.
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Creating ECDSA SSL Certificates in 3 Easy Steps
I’ve previously written about creating SSL certificates.
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Star Wars
I have a different relationship with Star Wars than most people.
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illumos: The State of Fully Modern Unix
Last week I presented on illumos at LOPSA San Diego.
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IPv6 the SmartOS Way
Update: As of 20150917T235937Z full support for IPv6 has been added to vmadm with the added ips and gateways parameters.
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A Primer on CFEngine 3.6 Autorun
Update: For CFEngine 3.6.2.
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How the NSA is breaking SSL
This isn’t a leak.
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Timeout in a Shell Script
Although GNU coreutils includes a timeout command, sometimes that’s not available.
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Statement by Edward Snowden to Human Rights Groups at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport
Republished from WikiLeaks.
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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.
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A Case Study in CFEngine Layout
I’ve been working a lot with CFEngine newbies.
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Philosophy of System Administration
System administration is not something that monkeys can do.
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Slow Cacti Graph Rendering
I’ve been running Cacti at home to keep track of a number of things.
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Tron: Legacy
I loved it.
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Down to 12
In celebration of the remaining twelve /8’s in the IPv4 global address pool.
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Sage
I am a sage.
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Name
I read an article this morning about falsehoods programmers believe about names (and probably the rest of you too).
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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.
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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.
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Fanboy (Or Why I Hate Flash)
Recently in discussing Flash on the iPad, I was told to admit that I’m an Apple fanboy.
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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.
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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.
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Making the Switch to VirtualBox
Until recently I’ve been using VMware Fusion for my testing needs.
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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.
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The revolution will not be on YouTube
Both Safari and Firefox now support HTML 5 <video> tags.
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Nothing feels better than relief
The most glorious thing happened to the worst software ever.
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With iPhone to Spare
I like my new iPhone quite a lot.
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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.
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The Crisis of Credit, Visualized
The Crisis of Credit Visualized from Jonathan Jarvis on Vimeo.
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Change, in more ways than one
Approximately three hours ago Barack Obama became America’s 44th president.
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Beginning to give up on the world
My faith in the ability of society to continue to exist is at an all time low.
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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?
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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.
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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.
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Don't talk to the Palm
Everyone seems to be talking about how much Palm is sucking these days.
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Beating a dead horse or No, I'm not getting an iPhone 3G
I don’t generally enjoy beating dead horses.
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Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated
I do realize that it’s been well over a month since my last post.
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Who would have thought?
This weekend I did something that I honestly thought I would never do.
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It's begun
There’s a lot of buzz about the MacBook Air lately, mostly bad.
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Leopard...rowr!!
Yes, I did get get a copy of Leopard on Friday.
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Fires
Well, I am safe and well in Los Angeles this week.
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Never update an SSL certificate on the day it's due
It just makes for a bad day.
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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.
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Centralized networks are teh suck
Over the past few days Skype has had a major outage.