My hopes were high, I was hoping for some info on how to integrate with different existing networks, content about existing frameworks, maybe some mentioning of openAtrium or so, or integrating with Twitter or other existing platforms.
Sadly the book only briefly touches similar content, the Google API , in Chapter 7
While a good read, and a good introduction to Drupal for new users I didn’t learn anything till chapter 7 and anything after Chapter 7 ;( And I don’t consider myselve as a Drupal Expert
After what google announced today it’s pretty clear who to blame as of now, no it’s not Dim0 anymore,, it’s not a Freaking DNS Problem anymore its just plain old google.
Yep Google announced they will be providing a public open DNS server . So rather than claiming that Everything is a Freaking DNS Problem, now everything is a Freaking Google Problem.
Google tracking which sites you visits while not using earch, it’s a DNS Problem , Google tracking different Google Profiles you have and matching them together indeed, another Fine DNS Proble, Google tracking what different users are working the same computer and mapping them it’s a DNS Problem,
I have a confession to make, Im a Fedora user, have been since before it existed , I remember running RedHat 4.2 on my Multia and Im pretty sur that wasn’t my first RedHat install
I`m running Fedora on my laptop and corporate desktop for the simple reason that it will provide me with a preview of what CentOS might look like in the future.
So when my inbox started to show invites of a Fedora 12 release party at walking distance from my home , I replied I’d join the party afer I had put the kids to bed.
No really we don’t need no 13th and 14th month. Given the fact that lots of us use the YYYYMMDDID format That would mean that we’d have to wait for 20100101 to happen before we can update in a readable fashion again ..
My previous post Redis, Memcache, Tokyp Tyrant, MySQL comparison had a flaw as pointed out by this comment. The MySQL was taking a huge time for doing a reverse DNS lookup.\
But as always … Everything is just a Freaking dns problem :)
I would like to be able to report a comment as URL Spam , you know the case where the content of a comment is perfectly OK, but the URL the commenter uses is a link to a NSF, pure spamming or absolutely unrelated site.
There’s nofollow etc , but to keep my site clean I’d have to report these commen
ts as spam, however when you start analysing the content of the message and comparing that content to other posts you will eventually get false positives.
While browsing trough my enormous mailinglist backlog I ran into the following message from Gianluca Cecchi on the DRBD-user mailing list
guess I`ll have to give Lars a T-Shirt when we next meet ;)
1. From: Gianluca Cecchi
2. To: drbd-user@lists.linbit.com
3. Subject: [DRBD-user] notes on 8.3.2
6. - drbdadm create-md r0 segfaults when the command "hostname" on the
7. server contains the fully qualified domain name but you have put only
8. the hostname part in drbd.conf
9. Instead, the command "drbdadm dump" correctly gives you a warning in
10. this case (suggesting how to correct the error you made....):
12. suppose complete hostname is virtfed.domainname.com and you put
13. virtfed alone in drbd.conf
14. [root@virtfed ~]# drbdadm dump
15. WARN: no normal resources defined for this host (virtfed.domainname.com)!?
17. while
18. [root@virtfed ~]# drbdadm create-md r0
19. Segmentation fault
Guess I`ll have to give the Linbit crowd a T-Shirt when we next meet ;)
This article by Paul Vixie is a must read if you want to know what DNS is not about .. and how people abuse it for the sake of extorting money from morons.
Ah well.. nothing we didn’t already know.. just more proof that
Everything is a Freaking DNS problem.
Not sure on which layer the problem is.. must be on a layer even above the religious one.. the “Greed” one.