Brexit – the times they are a changin’
So, the people of Great Britain have spoken. They have voted in favour of leaving the European Union. A decision that came as a surprise to many, especially to the…
So, the people of Great Britain have spoken. They have voted in favour of leaving the European Union. A decision that came as a surprise to many, especially to the…
Hello, my name is Jostein and I’m a blue light addict. I crave the blue light that my so-called smartphone gives off, I need the blue light, it drives me,…
What is it they say? Once a nerd, always a nerd? I don’t know about you, but for me that definitely rings true. Working in IT, you tend to be…
Recently there has been quite a bit of talk about artificial intelligence, and the possible problems this technology might introduce. Technology and evolution go hand in hand, and even though…
EnergyIt surrounds usIt consumes usIt’s everything and nothingFrom the painful birthAt ground zeroThe biggest orgasm knownThe Big BangThe genesis of the entiretyThe cradle of lifeFrom single protons and neutronsTo a…
This is a simple how-to on getting bindgraph installed on your Ubuntu system. Bindgraph is a handy CGI tool written in Perl that gathers statistics from your BIND9 installation, to…
Have you ever had the need to access an MSSQL database from Ubuntu/Debian via Perl? Well, it’s rather easy once you have the right tools. All you need is to…
Preface What is Redmine? Redmine is a flexible project management web application. Written using the Ruby on Rails framework, it is cross-platform and cross-database. What does that really mean though?…
This is a rather personal post, but after having seen this picture on Facebook and reading the related article over at The Washington Post, my fingers started reacting. What was…
Yesterday, a guy came into #debian @ Undernet, asking for help on how to install goosh on his Apache server in Debian. I had heard about the goosh project in…