Friday, September 08, 2006

Shooters


Here are a couple of tough hombres. Stay out of their way.

Had to work about seven hours today, which was kind of high for my off Friday. Still, I got home pretty early and have had a pleasant afternoon and evening playing with various computers. I got a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) setup running on the Computer on a Dime. Installed MediaWiki and got it running as well. Thanks to Loyal Reader Number One for a few pointers he was able to give based on his experience getting the same software to run on his laptop earlier today. I must say, though, that mine runs a bit faster than his old relic. I wonder why his machine doesn't like to serve web pages so much.

The Pool People were here and not only cleaned up (a very nice job, I'm pleasantly surprised to say), but they also installed all the equipment. They tell us by this time next week we'll have a finished pool full of water! Jubilation reigns. The only downside is that, according to California law, I have to have these stupid alarms on each of the doors leading outside of the house that make an incredibly loud noise every time anyone opens them unless the happen to remember to push a reset button. They will definitely be installed on the doors during the time of the inspection on Monday.

The Crating People did show up yesterday and they took a whole lot of boxes away with them. Good riddance. Now we'll probably need a moving box next week. I'll bet we could scrounge one up if we really tried, though.

Time for bed. See you on Monday.

6 Comments:

Anonymous andy said...

I'm really not sure why my computer had so much trouble with MediaWiki. It does involve each component of the LAMP acronmy (although you can replace Linux with OS X) so maybe my computer didn't like all the inter-process communication that was going on. I have no idea; however, I plan to cease and desist as far as testing mediawiki on my machine.
On a better note, last night I compiled the latest version of Ruby, installed a package manager called RubyGems, and then used it to install Rails. It was all extremely easy.

Sat Sep 09, 07:40:00 AM  
Anonymous LRN7 said...

I don't know why, but I didn't recieve the password again. I've been able to recieve things from you before though, and I seem to still be getting e-mail from other people too.

Sat Sep 09, 08:18:00 AM  
Blogger Michael said...

I sent you an email in another way. I wonder if your ISP is blocking email sent from within my website for some reason. Let's see if this one gets through.

Sat Sep 09, 09:50:00 AM  
Anonymous LRN7 said...

I didn't get it either. Here, I have another adress you can send it to, it's the exact same as the other one, but it's @yahoo.com. I don't think anything will block it there

Sat Sep 09, 11:54:00 AM  
Anonymous Left Tough Hombre said...

Yes, I am a tough hombre. I don't have a concealed weapons license, but then, with something that large, how are you supposed to conceal it?

Sat Sep 09, 02:21:00 PM  
Blogger Michael said...

I sent the password message to LRN7's Yahoo address. I really don't know why AT&T has an irrational prejudice against my email server, but there you have it. Let me know if this one works!

Mon Sep 11, 10:44:00 PM  

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