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Thursday, April 15, 2004 |
Top 10 rejected replacement names for Lindows: yesterday Linux distro vendor Lindows announced it would change its name to Linspire. NewsForge has obtained the super-secret list of other names under consideration that were ultimately rejected. Heh...
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9:48:53 PM
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Apple's numbers: Apple just beat the street with its quarterly numbers. Mac.Ars has an interesting analysis. The G5 is not doing well (I love mine), but iPods are flying off the shelf...
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9:33:01 PM
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The Core is coming along nicely: all of the gulker.com hosts that have been 'loose' on the net since 1995 are now safely tucked onto a private network with its own DNS, mail servers (useful for outbound SMTP at this point), web servers et al. It turned out a couple of search-and-replaces on the DNS hosts files and a new named.conf did the trick, along with new IP addresses all around.
It's kind of cool to have a safe 'sandbox' again: there's some work in development using Adobe Atmosphere (stay tuned) and some of the first code I've written in years... it's like the old days of the Net where you could just put stuff up without worrying about hacks, spambots, DDoS, worms and virii et al. I really wish I had more time to play...
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9:06:37 PM
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Archived page time-outs: arrghh.. I just realized all of the old pages on gulker.com still point to magellan.gulker.com's Frontier comments server. Since magellan is now in the Core, behind our firewall, it can't be reached from the Net. This causes all of the old pages to wait 60 seconds for a timeout before loading. Way sub optimal.
So I can tell Radio to write all of the old pages out with the new template that includes the Reblogger perl comments server, but all of the old comments go away (actually they're already gone). I can alias magellan to my gulker.com hosting service, but I don't think my service provider offers Frontier hosting.
Another strategy might be to rent one of Comcast's 'persistent IPs' - Comcast won't assign public IP addresses for some strange reason known best only to behemoth cable monopolies. They give you an IP address, and then make you change it every 6 months... go figure. Anyway, I could put magellan in the firewall DMZ and forward requests to the comment server's port, which is 8080. But then I'll have to change DNS every 6 months... what a pain. I guess we'll do the full site re-write... maybe I can park archived comments somewhere...
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