08
Mar
Hacker Gets Comfy
As you can see he really has gotten into getting really comfy when it comes to his morning nap.


As you can see he really has gotten into getting really comfy when it comes to his morning nap.


Yeah, everyone has stolen Wi-Fi at one point or another, but not everyone has called into a tech show in order to complain about the fact that someone put the kibosh on said stealing.
Meet Jennifer, she had been unwittingly yoinking Wi-Fi for more than a year and a half when the gravy train ran out, after which she called into Leo Laporte’s Tech Guy radio show in a state of utter confusion.

It’s a well-known fact that humans love lists, and the media are generally all too happy to oblige. Recently, however, mixed in among the many “Top 10″ lists and “10 Ways to …” articles out there was one that seemed worthy of attention. “10 Characteristics of a Linux Guru?” was the title of the post, which came from DaniWeb’s Ken Hess. “I’ve known many knowledgeable people over the years but never have I met an actual guru,” Hess began. “I’ve worked with Linux since 1995 and still wouldn’t call myself a guru,” he added.
Now this is a good read folks give it a look, Baldy
What Does It Take to Be a Linux Guru?
Posted by Baldy - Baldys Paradox
YouTube and Vimeo is kicking Adobe’s Flash to the curb in favor of the sharp new HTML5. Both YouTube and Vimeo have announced that they are launching HTML5-based players on their video streaming sites, thus booting out the long-standing champ of multimedia delivery, Adobe Flash. With recent security issues plaguing Adobe products, it’s no surprise that media giants such as YouTube are jumping ship. What makes HTML5 special is that the new Web standard doesn’t require Adobe’s software to stream content to viewers.
Ouch does this mean the slide of Flash in everyday use? Baldy
YouTube, Vimeo Ditching Flash for HTML5
Posted by Baldy - Baldys Paradox
Yuppers the blizzards were not enough because here is the ice storm. Jeeesh what a nice winter.

These are branches that normally are 5 foot above the deck and here they are.

This article is part of the on-going 15 example series where 15 examples will be provided for a specific command or functionality. In this series, earlier we discussed about find command, crontab examples, grep command, history command, ping command, and wget examples. In this article, let us review 15 examples for Linux top command that will be helpful for both newbies and experts.
Okay this one if for you Raven you really should learn these little buggers trust me, Baldy
Can You Top This? 15 Practical Linux Top Command Examples
This is the start of your CLI training kiddo.
Okay for goodness sake enough is enough! With only 5″ of snow on the ground this is all the new stuff over night and with 12 hours more to come there should be a great mess by morning when the high winds hit.


Oh and for those that have asked the can is full of BBQ stuff, wood chips and racks.
We recently asked readers for requests on new articles you’d like to see (and thanks for all the great ideas!). One such request was a beginner’s guide to Arch Linux. As a Linux distro addict, I’ve heard of Arch many times over the years but for some reason, I’d never actually given it a shot. In particular, one aspect that’s always interested me has been Arch’s homegrown package management system, pacman. Today we’ll be finding out what Arch is all about, how to use it, and what makes it special.
Okay folks here is a simple, non techy walk thru for you to install Arch with screen shots! Have fun folks, Baldy
Getting Started with Arch Linux
Posted by Baldy - Baldys Paradox
Well as the saying goes all good things must come to a end. Even thought my mental stability was questioned about the fact that I was going to leave sunny and 75° weather to return to a really different end of the spectrum. But what can I say folks have been saying I am crazy for years. But I have to say I have figured out why there are so many snowbirds up in this area. I have to say thanks to Leo and Linda for the hospitaility they showed me once again this year and To Desi,and Donald (even if he did get my car), and Troy. And way to many others that I have not mentioned. And last but not least by any measure a big thanks to Raven and Slick for their ability to make a person feel as if they are part of the family. Even of Raven is one of the worse tour guides I know of, but she is great at finding Computer stores and Big Lots.LOL
But to one and all have a great and safe Christmas( yes not holiday I don’t mind be politically incorrect) and a even better News Years. So until later have a good days and a better tomorrow folks.

And a couple I should not forget is Nadine and Roblee for the find meal they offered and to the fun I had at their place.
PS: Okay we had freezing rain all night and this morning, with snow on the way. Maybe I am a moron for coming back.