Name: Kenny Mann
Member since: 2003-01-10 17:34:02
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Homepage: http://home.swbell.net/kenmann
Notes: I'm a systems administrator at a robotics company in Beaumont, TX. I know C/C++, Visual Basic, Visual C, Bash. I've played with Java, Python, GTK, PHP, Apache2, MySQL. I'm working on getting A+, Network +, and Java2 Certified. I like to work on networks and program. I live in Nederland, TX. (Not too far away from Beaumont and about an hour or so away from Houston).
IE: I lost my "New Office Document" icon, I really need it. It saves me 2 steps on creating a template.
I normally woulnd't care however it seems that little things like this are happening all the time and they demand that it be done now, becuase if not it extremely hinders there time. Yet again, I normally wouldn't complain except for the fact that someone's machien is down due to hard drive failure... but you know that the icon is really hurting there time...
*smacks people* . Esecially sicne we got a new superviser is one of our departments he thinks that everythign he does is an extremely high prio.
Thats enough of the daily rant :-)
I've been thinking about asking my superviser if I can work on the floor / shop so I can learn some electrical wiring stuff. I've been getting curious lately, just been too busy to ask. Oh well, I'm off to do "work".
I just now realized I haven't type anything here in a few days. I remember thinking about it yesterday, but shortly thereafter went unconcious due to lack of sleep. My birthday is in a few days (01/22)... It seems this year that it came by much quicker than the years before. I still kinda feel like a kid, thinking "What am I gunna get?" and a 19?!?! It's 4:00PM, I gotta find an hours worth of work to do... I guess I'm gonna mozy on over somewhere and fix something.
Machine A is supposed to be able to handle full bandwidth (from a LAN) to both of those machines, essentially doubling bandwidth.
This costs $117 from an IT company who got it from Compaq.
I'm hoping this does what I think it does, it might buy another one and place it in my (hopefully) soon to be Linux Data Server, so it can easily handle everyone (50-60 people). The new server (under theory) is going to be a data server w/ tape backups done twice a week, backup SMTP server for incoming mail [incase main server dies or fails for any reason], and misc Linux usages.
Yesterday we had to use Linux to mount a macintosh cd and decompression via stuffit/unstuffit. No other machine was able to do this.
I'm thinking about writting another hournal program for personal usage and have it upload itself here everynight at midnight or something.
I'm writting a program designed for SA's. It uses MySQL/PHP to keep track of an SA's environment (users, their accounts, software usage, software licenses, hardware, etc). I'm hoping to get it done into great detail. Perhaps as detailed as knowing what version of the BIOS a user runs. Of course, the capability to not having that entered will be available but sometimes it's nice to know for known possible bugs. This program will be GPL'ed, source be given, documentation be made. I think I will write the documentation first, so I can have a very specific goal. If I follow that method, then I am going to learn docbook first so I can hand out different forms of documentation to fit the different classes of IT's. PDF/HTML/TXT...etc.
heh, I'm having fun explaining to my boss the technicalities of P2P and the legal'ness (or should I say lack of). I hope that he understand how much bandwidth he will suck down if he does it here, it's not like we have an fiber optic drop in here or something.
Things to do @ home: 1.) Program for software/hardware/user tracking. 2.) Add Pandalib (pdf support) to ruby for Lunar. 3.) Write either curses/ncurses/gtk frontend for lunar 4.) Write diary/journal program.
Things to do @ work: 1.) Evil Plotter problem. 2.) Figure out accountings printer problem (damn printers are breaking everywhere!) 3.) Figure out why Samsung printer keeps on asking about page overlay and then craps out.
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