So, the other day a google email arrived suggesting they might be interested in hiring me. So, that got me thinking and reading (about algorithms and design patters, btw). I thought what would I answer if I got asked: "So, what product ideas might you have?". I came up with …
Read more →Recently, I've been playing around with the all-mighty MariaDB + Galera Multi-Master cluster! Yeah, one thing that got me chasing my own tail was the fact that Galera does not support MyISAM... damn... the pain! Anyway, I figured a quick and dirty trick to import DBs to galera: mysql -u root …
Read more →Chicos y chichas, Estoy vendiendo mis instrumentos musicales: Si hay algún interesado(a), favor de contactarme. Estoy vendiendo: Teclado Kurzweil PC2X de 8 octavas y tecla pesada Sampler Akai MPC4000Plus Mixer Yamaha 01v96v2 Interfaz de grabación M-Audio Firewire 1814
Read more →Meteors are falling from the sky. Oddly enough, they're not falling at full speed. Most of them seem coming down in slow motion. Still, there are some that come down at full speed; but they're not falling into populated areas. Also, the meteor storm seems to focus on a specific …
Read more →Muchas veces, quieres el código de acá para adelante. Un caso es el Kernel. Para clonar algo sin jalar todo su historial, utiliza: git clone --depth 1
https://git.fedorahosted.org/git/anaconda.git Así de fácil. Obviamente, substituye el repo por uno que te interese: Ejemplos git clone --depth …
So, I got my, apparently dissipated, bitcoin mining rig. I found out it's really easy to setup in Fedora; even with SELinux and all. Here's a straightforward howto: # Get BFGMiner git clone git@github.com:luke-jr/bfgminer.git cd bfgminer # install deps su -c 'yum install -y uthash jansson jansson-devel …
Read more →Ok, when I say "low on memory", I mean less than 512 MB of RAM. My particular installation was on an old Dell; with ~384 MB of RAM. Yep, it will take long. Yep, you will suffer. Yep, it works fine! So, first of all, get Fedora's LXDE live CD …
Read more →Guys, I really like BFO. It's cool, awesome and, in the end, you will save a lot bandwidth not only to you, but to the mirror Community. Yep, bfo is easy to use:
https://boot.fedoraproject.org/ It's kind of a net install but it's not married to any specific …
