XFS the next great filesystem for your data?

I've been planning the reconstruction of a few servers lately and the rethinking of what the best approach might be has led me to XFS. While true it may once have been risky to use XFS in the past it appears they have made some improvements and XFS is now a great option for your data file system.

Here is a good rundown of XFS: http://blog.2ndquadrant.com/en/2010/04/the-return-of-xfs-on-linux.html

Keith Olberman Reads some James Thurber

This is some funny shit.

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COLOURlovers rocks

I haven't posted in a while, I've been busy with moving and a bunch of other stuff.

I did stumble across this really great site for finding Color combinations that work well together, it is called COLOURlovers (http://www.colourlovers.com)

It is nominated for a Webby, good luck to them!

http://www.colourlovers.com

Laundry rocks

This is a pretty cute video (via cuteoverload.com)


Also same guy, Duracell commercial

I never thought I'd be in a house

Video of my new place :)
Closing soon, been busy!

Learn the Top command options.

The top command is a utility to see what processes and resources are being used on a system in real time via a terminal. Personally I use it constantly to check on the health of my web server when connecting remotely.

The Geek Stuff has a writeup: Can You Top This? 15 Practical Linux Top Command Examples on 15 great things you can do with the top command.

Even though I use this command all the time I seldom use these more advanced features, but I will certainly keep the article around for reference.

Water, I gotz It!

Not the most efficient drinker, but he/she gets'er done.