Technohippies are a breed of their own. They are not malicious, but only interested in the way things work. They have a broad wisdom of many different technologies. Ignorance and hatred is looked down upon by the technohippy. The technohippy embraces the environment and will do as much as they can to protect it and help it flourish. All in all, a technohippy is a philosophically-open eccentric geek.
As Promised, a simple IPv6 howto. So far it is only for windows systems, as that is what I have been using to test on at polytech, but I will add one for Linux as soon as I work out how to get it running on Ubuntu (it hasn’t been working atm, any help would [...]
I agree with Brenda! ” oh beautiful season of pockets, jeans (with pockets), big bulky jackets (with pockets) and all the gadgets one can put in those pockets. ” from http://taniwha-nz.livejournal.com/287742.html
OK. I have been looking and looking and looking for a comparison between exchange/exim/postfix so that I can decide what to have on my new server. why cant people just put up images like this? (image from http://workaround.org/articles/ispmail-sarge/#components)
NameVirtualHost example.com <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName example.com ServerAlias www.example.com DocumentRoot /var/www/www.example.com <Directory /var/www/www.example.com> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None </Directory> DirectoryIndex index.php </VirtualHost>
OK. These are the problems: I cant get bind9 working on a server I’m playing with for a friend… I’ve tried following a half-million tutorials for it to no avail. My Java program always seems to put out the same number as a random number. I cant get rid of Linux software raid on another [...]