Read an interesting piece on Lifehacker that pointed to an article entitled Working From Home: 10 Unconscious Cues to Create a Work-Life Balance. Being a remote worker for Red Hat, and before that Mandriva, I've worked full-time at home for about 10 years now. (Man, I feel old!)

Anyways, there …

This week's TechMail is Gain fine control in OpenVZ with resource management which discusses how to setup and manipulate resource management in OpenVZ. As with any other virtualization solution, OpenVZ allows you to assign resources to your containers so they cannot exceed them and consume inappropriate amounts of memory, CPU …

This week's TechMail is Create an OpenVZ container which discusses how to create your own OpenVZ container using pre-built templates. I've really fallen in love with OpenVZ; I find it much simpler and much faster than VMware or other full virtualization solutions. It's a real shame that it doesn't work …

Yeah, this is one of those sappy posts. But I like to think it's worth the few minutes of my time to write it, and it's something I've really noticed and I'd like to share my appreciation.

I've made it past my first 90 days at Red Hat and I …

This week's TechMail is Create your own yum repository which pretty much discusses the createrepo tool and how to use it to create your own custom yum repository. Handy little tool; this came about when I was figuring out how to make a yum repository for my Annvix packages.

This week's techmail is Store passwords with pwsafe which looks at the pwsafe CLI application that can keep track of all your passwords and login credentials in a safe and secure manner (and throws in strong password generation as a bonus). Really useful app.

I was hunting around yesterday to find some themes for my Blackberry Storm. When I first got it, there was one theme to choose from, but now there's a whole bunch of them, so I figured I'd note them here so I don't have to look for them again when …

This week's TechMail is Get a handy multi-item clipboard with Glipper which talks about using Glipper to manage a multi-item clipboard. When I started using Fedora daily for work, this was one of the first things I had to find for it simply because I've been using these multi-clipboard utilities …

I'm hoping some benevolent reader out there can give me a hand here as I'm banging my head against the wall with this. The scenario is this:

I have one system that can access a private school network and do not want to setup the same vpn connection on other …

An annoying and very CPU intensive service called dashboardadvisoryd keeps eating at my CPU on my workstation. This thing has been around for a while but it only spikes every once in a while (probably when trying to connect to Apple's servers for the Dashboard Advisory stuff but I have …