I need to gather a few brave folks that would like to help me out with FuzzMeasure 1.4. I simply want to get people to help give me a sense of what works and what doesn't. Right now, most stuff doesn't. </p> <p> What I need from you: <ul> <li>Time...
Seriously. Wil has gone bonkers — just like Tom Cruise. See the evidence for yourself. <p> <p> <ul> <li>First, he started out with wild success.</li> <li>Then, he went through a highly-publicized divorce.</li> <li>Now, he has gone completely nuts
I have moved on up in the Macintosh world. Clearly, the upgrades to gonzo didn't quite make me happy enough, and I was left wanting more… </p> <p> So, today I got more. I purchased a 15" PowerBook G4 using the funds from FuzzMeasure's development...
…to me! </p> <p> Shelley and I got married two years ago today. I don't think I could have snagged me a better lady to team up with to attack this crazy game of life. </p>
I ditched the kernel-level PPPoE net driver in favour of rp-pppoe this morning. A few reboots later (to verify the service came up successfully in case of a power loss/restore) and everything seems to work well. </p> <p> Now, only time will tell if...
These outages of PPPoE connectivity really frustrate me. I lost connectivity at around 00:30 EST and restored it manually at 07:20 EST today. I have a strange feeling that choosing the kernel PPPoE driver does not work as well as a userland PPPoE...