Just a little server housekeeping.
Yesterday was Database Upgrade Day -- from MySQL 4.x to 5.0 -- which is why, had you visited, you would've noticed a big fat WordPress error message rather t...
Yesterday was Database Upgrade Day -- from MySQL 4.x to 5.0 -- which is why, had you visited, you would've noticed a big fat WordPress error message rather t...
Until last summer, I had been riding a 7+ year cold-and-flu-free streak. In quick succession, I succumbed to a flu, two common colds, and, just yesterday, a ...
I do battle with four computers: home office Windows XP workstation, Ubuntu Linux laptop, College office Windows XP workstation, and any one of 60 College c...
Now that I'm a five-day-a-week workin' man (see previous posting), I've decided to walk to work at least four of those five days. Walking home from work is a...
As of this past Thursday, I am once again a full-time employee of the College. In addition to the two courses I was already teaching, I'm now a programmer in...
We flew back to Ontario this past Christmas, both to better familiarize ourselves with that province's many fine airport facilities, and, incidentally, visit...
Whitehorse (Reuters): Ecstatic officials of the What He Said weblog announced today that a recent escalation in Internet traffic was threatening to overwhelm...
Another crisp November morn in the Yukon. Through the parts of the windows that haven't frosted over, the day looks bright, cheerful, and at -35°C, utterly u...
I don't have the complete temperature history in front of me, but I'd say that -48°C in early November is likely to break a record or two. And that's the hig...
I was formatting a Microsoft Word document the other day. I use Word's styles as much as possible: I teaches 'em, so I uses 'em. To format the title paragrap...
Readers of the on-line magazine Salon -- the War Room is my favourite section -- may have noticed that the site's recent redesign doesn't visibly distinguish...
We were dog-sitting out in the country a few weeks ago in a house featuring an unprotected wireless access point. Normally, I would have cautioned the owner ...