I’ve been using Linux on servers for years, since before I started learning to code. Finally, after something like 7/8 years I am almost fully confident in severing the ties to my highly underused Windows installation on my personal laptop, but there are still a couple of exceptions

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Moving to Linux – Finding Alternative Software

Sorry the website had been down for a little while, there was an IP routing problem which I did not spot. I’m currently working on a High Availability LAMP setup, which I’ll post details and results for a little later, there should be some interesting trinkets in there for people looking for File replication, Database replication etc on a Linux based servers.

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Server Outage

So here’s a few useless usage statistics about this website I found using Google Analytics… Browser Distribution Firefox – 58.93% Internet Explorer – 15.58% Chrome – 10.33% Safari – 9.64% Mozilla – 2.92% Flash Usage 8.31% of visitors do not report to have Flash installed Operating Systems Windows – 55.95% Linux – 29.54% Mac – 8.61% Android – 4.90% iPhone – 0.31% iPod – 0.17% FreeBSD – 0.06% Playstation 3 – 0.06% Blackberry – 0.02% Java Support Yes – 76.80% No – 23.20% Top 10 Countries Ordered By Visits United States United Kingdom Spain Germany Canada Australia France Netherlands India Italy Other Figures… 1.23 average page views per visit 59 seconds average time on site (yikes!) 86.51% new visitors versus 13.49% returning visits

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Usage Statistics On Asgrim.com

Nice One Qype Qype 500 Error Page Related posts: Excel SYLK: File format is not valid error I came across this error earlier this week so thought...

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Possibly the world’s best 500 Error Page

At our company we currently all work on one shared network drive. The source code is not under any kind of source control, which for me is a big no-no. I’d love to be able to set up SVN and us all work of separate repositories and just commit back to a trunk or branch, but our tech manager doesn’t agree.

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Question: How does source control work in a non-distributed environment?

If you use an unsigned MySQL int to count seconds you can count up to roughly 136 years before the field is full On another note I also got my Google Wave invite today, so if anyone wants to connect just add chrisjohndean@googlewave.com to your list! Related posts: Using Linux Saves Money And Helps Save The Planet Recently I bought a new cheap Toshiba laptop which came... Google storage update: More space for your photos and email No google storage team, thank you..

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Olark is a very neat new service from as US company called Habla, Inc. that lets you integrate a live chat box on your website directly with one of a number of common Instant Messaging clients.

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Olark-ing About…

When you type keywords into your Firefox address bar and hit enter it usually goes off and searches a particular search engine for you. e.g.

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Changing The Default Search Engine in Firefox Back To Google or To Something Else

Sometimes I have the need to get on the internet using my laptop instead of my lovely HTC Magic. To do that, I’d have to get mobile internet, which is yet another expense I don’t really want

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Tethering your HTC Magic Android Phone in Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope)

Wooooo prezzies # fb # lol – PHP Group pwns Google. Read original first: http://bit.ly/zoe0j … then read PHP Groups pwnage: http://bit.ly/12BjZA # Eww @ Hanzor just did a mighty fart # fb # Anyone in Portsmouth going to this Henry 8th thing today? # fb # Woo just started watching Testament / Live in London DVD.

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Twitter Updates for 2009-07-05