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Howto do a perfect Debian 3.1 (sarge) setup – almost ISP ready

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find . -type f -print | xargs perl -i.bak -pe 's/searchString/replaceString/g';

Taken from SSLUG’s Julekalender 2000

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Today I started using Google Talk.

My first thought was that the client was more light and usefull than any other Instant Messenger client I have seen so far.

Moreover Google Talk is based on Jabber, a secure and open XML protocol for instant messaging.

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Today I got a new piece of hardware. I got an external USB hard disk box and a Maxtor 250 Gb disk with 16 Mb of Cache.

Unfortunately the external box is equipped with three cathode pipes with blue light, so already before I got it switched on I disconnected two of the cathode pipes on the sides of the box. I left the connector to the front cathode on because it’s used to signal activity on the disk.

 

Lucky me they are pretty easy to disconnect

 

 

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Today I decided to use some of my spare time to take a closer look on FreeBSD 6.0-BETA2. Since the company I work for only uses FreeBSD and since my FreeBSD skills are not that good so I better need some real experience. It’s more than two years ago I last logged into a FreeBSD powered server.

Hopefully it will run on my notebook without too much driver mangling.

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As Janus mentioned, the Blix theme has got some really nice details, but I think it will be nice with a Blix in a autumn edition

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Today I signed up as user at Wikipedia.

My user page at Wikipedia

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Seems like this site got the clue

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