Monthly Archives: December 2006

I AM NOT TECH SUPPORT

When someone on your Adium buddy list sets their status to “I AM NOT TECH SUPPORT”, what should you do??? Well, isn’t it obvious??? You ask for tech support!

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I think I’ll try comments again.

Well I upgraded WordPress to latest a couple weeks back, I think let’s give Askimet another chance.

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iTerm, Readline, and Terminal.app

A rather annoying little thing with iTerm – it sends different escape characters than Terminal.app. I happen to bind readline’s history-search function to the up and down cursors. It didn’t work in iTerm. Booooooooooooo. Luckily, RTFM did the trick this … Continue reading

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The Google Notebook Firefox Extension Has Too Much Text

Ok, so the status bar is getting really cluttered in my Firefox. The Google notebook extension is a big space hog. I really don’t need to have “Open notebook…” sitting there all the time – if I need it, I … Continue reading

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mysql master master recovery

mySQL DBA: Master Master Replication Ring Recovery: In an Active Active Master Master setup there is a special procedure to do when recovering a down server.

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mysql tools at google code

google-mysql-tools – Google Code: This repository contains two scripts, mypgrep and compact_innodb. Each script has –help which should provide details of its use. They rely on various utilities libraries from the gmt (Google mysql tools) library.

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MySQL Gotchas

MySQL Gotchas: MySQL Gotchas

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cron logs killing your inbox?

Re: [SAGE] Output from “cron” command: I can send errors to the right address ignore stuff that I can ignore via reg exp’s make the From line like I want it I can Cc whereever I need to

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Some Interesting MySQL reading

fuþark: MySQL:

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MasterMaster

Using Master/Master Replication for Backups and Redundancy in MySQL: Using Master/Master Replication for Backups and Redundancy in MySQL

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