4 Aug 2000 orlando   » (Observer)

work -it's 9:30am and i'm wondering where nick is, he should have been in a 9. then i get an email from him explaining that he hurt his foot when his bed collapsed. this would have been enough without the attached digitised picture of said bruised foot for proof... received my amazon order of the oreilly DNS/BIND book. don'tcha just love getting new oreilly titles... think i'll swap the mapping for 'o' and 'p' on my kdb to stop typing 'inout' every time i want 'input'... reading cdent's entries (along with everyone else it seems ;) and finding that i'm empathising a lot, managing when i want to code, getting frustrated with narrow-minded phbs... staging server is nearing the point where i can start getting users to try it. all the IPs now attached to the box with appropriate DNS entries, servers are up, cronned linklint (which incidentally was a bugger to get working as perl wouldn't install because it doesn't like Suns cc, pointed to gcc now happy :). still todo: configure dav for each server, add a few form->scripts to automate content migration requests, write some brief user docs to explain how easy it is to use.
pers -off to france for the weekend, always relaxing.
rand -have you noticed the convention in some countries to allow the passenger to do all the driving?
noise -underworld - second toughest in the infants, anything by them is pure gold to the lugholes.

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