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Finding ECC memory errors on HP servers
A little perl utility to help you find failing memory in HP servers.. This utility parses hpdiags output to report the value of the ECC memory error counters in the spd registers since the last boot. This utility will report errors even when memory prefailure notification (which would otherwise log these errors to the IML) [...]
Posted: June 21st, 2011 under Software, Tech.
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The 5 Best Reasons to Jailbreak Your iPhone 3G
While there are tons of things I love about my jailbroken iPhone 3G (OpenSSH, VNC, Google Voice), I have a few favorite apps. As I’m cheap, all of these are free, save for my #1, which was well worth the $0.99: 5. Five Icon Dock lets you add an extra icon. Yeah, it seems trivial [...]
Posted: June 24th, 2010 under Tech.
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Ten Days and Counting
After all the stress I’ve had the last two months, I will be thrilled to close on our new home in ten days. As if loan issues weren’t enough, Thursday was my first 13 hour day at work, debugging a sporadic e-mail receipt problem which turned out to be a problem with Cisco’s latest PIX [...]
Posted: March 4th, 2007 under News, Tech.
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Webmail 2.0
One of the really annoying things about starting a new job is learning a completely new infrastructure. Oh it’s not figuring out what 900 Linux hosts do, learning to debug SAN issues, or comprehending the multiple financial businesses my new company is involved in that’s the challenge. The challenge is figuring out how to conveniently [...]
Posted: February 16th, 2007 under Tech.
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Best USB Drives to Give for the Holidays
Trying to figure out what to buy your geek for the holidays? Look no further: USB Bear USB “Thumb” Drive USB Dog (video)
Posted: December 14th, 2006 under Humor, Tech.
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A Brief History of Unix
For the uninitiated, here’s a summary of the last 35 years of Unix development. If you can manage to trace the history of the Linux kernel through this, I’m impressed.
Posted: December 12th, 2006 under Tech.
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