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High Performance MySQL on Safari!

Posted on June 20, 2008 by bkjones

All right! In the past, some books seem to be delayed in getting into O’Reilly’s Safari site, but on the day that Baron announces the book’s arrival, I find that I’m able to access it in Safari right now! Sweet!

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For anyone flying to a conference – flyer beware

Posted on June 13, 2008 by bkjones

I’m going to OSCON in July, and I know that just about everyone I know who is a participant in this crazy life we call IT (or web 2.0, or whatever it’s called now), is flying to a conference or something in 2008. I’m starting to notice more and more posts like this one, so…

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Might as Well Use Python

Posted on June 13, 2008 by bkjones

One of my jobs after being promoted to Director of IT at AddThis.com is to find a senior PHP developer. I’ve learned a few things from the search we’ve been doing over the past several months: What we really want is a senior developer, versed in PHP There are apparently none of those in existence…

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I just want to say…

Posted on June 9, 2008 by bkjones

That my wife, while on the phone with her mom, completely *not* coached by me, used the term “memory leak”, correctly, to describe the cause of a technical issue. I knew she was a keeper, but this is above and beyond.

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O’Reilly OSCON… and Brew Fest!

Posted on June 3, 2008 by bkjones

I’m going to the O’Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON) again this year. I went in 2006 as well, and had a blast, in addition to learning quite a bit, and meeting tons of people whom I’ve been acquainted with online for a long time. That was 2 years ago. Since then I’ve been acquainted with…

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Notes on Book Shopping from a Tech Bibliophile

Posted on June 3, 2008 by bkjones

Hi. My name is Brian, and I’m a tech bibliophile. I have owned more books covering more technologies than I care to admit. Some of my more technical friends have stood in awe of the number of tech books I own. I am also constantly rotating old books that almost *can’t* be useful anymore out…

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Simple S3 Log Archival

Posted on June 3, 2008June 3, 2008 by bkjones

UPDATE: if anyone knows of a non-broken syntax highlighting plugin for wordpress that supports bash or some other shell syntax, let me know :-/ Apache logs, database backups, etc., on busy web sites, can get large. If you rotate logs or perform backups regularly, they can get large and numerous, and as we all know,…

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Funny what you learn about yourself when you buy an iPhone

Posted on June 3, 2008 by bkjones

This is *not* a ripoff of xkcd (though I read that regularly, and so should you) – this is seriously the best graphic I can come up with, and it does the job. Yesterday I looked at doing all kinds of stuff to my iPhone. I wanted to see if I could get Python and…

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Explosion at The Planet Causes 9000-server Outage

Posted on June 2, 2008 by bkjones

Here’s the email I received on Saturday from The Planet, where I have some dedicated servers hosted: Dear Valued Customers: This evening at 4:55 in our H1 data center, electrical gear shorted, creating an explosion and fire that knocked down three walls surrounding our electrical equipment room Thankfully, no one was injured. In addition, no…

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Not that anyone necessarily cares…

Posted on May 30, 2008 by bkjones

But Google has changed their favicon to a lower-cased ‘g’. Just sayin’.

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