One of the main principles that’s been hammered into me from lectures and experience over my 15+ years of computing is backup, backup, backup. It becomes even more crucial when you start hosting sites, especially sites for other people. On all the servers we run, we backup site and database files nightly, with automated syncs [...]
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As I mentioned on Justin’s blog the other day, I’m off to WordCamp Boston 2010 today! The Boston organizers have put together a great schedule and I’m pumped to meet some fellow Wordpress enthusiasts and talk shop. I’ll post an update about the conference tommorow, in the meantime if you’re going to be at WordCamp [...]
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Ever since I can remember, my last name (which, btw, means money) has been an issue. It’s too long, too Polish, and too convoluted to pronounce/remember. There’s a saying around the interwebs, tl;dr, which means “too long; didn’t read”. Well, my last name = tl;dt; too long; didn’t type.
Moving to adamp.com
As you might’ve noticed (unless [...]
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If you’re a computer hardware geek, you’re going to love this mod. In a nutshell, the guy needed to build a Mac computer for work purposes, disliked Macs, so he built himself a Mac Pro Hackintosh…housed in an Xbox case.
Watch and enjoy.
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Check out the trailer for Collapse, a documentary that pinpoints how we’re on a precarious precipice and it’s up to us whether we fall or stand. There’s a few things I love about this video:
Enjoy!
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Here’s a cool National Geographic video I found via reddit.
Quite amazing the interaction the seal had with the cameraman.
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