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seize the dev
Aug 21, 2022 from seize the dev

Unix is not Linux

Things to be aware of when discussing the shell and Unix programs.

Home on Random effect
Aug 20, 2022 from Home on Random effect

Trying to add search to this website

I’m interested in adding some search functionality to this website. Unfortunately, it looks like adding search to a blogdown site is something that is more theme specific. Since my theme does not i...

Caffeinspiration
Aug 15, 2022 from Caffeinspiration

What happens if you point two CNAMEs at each other? Not much, really

I dabble with DNS for work, and I’m frequently checking if CNAMEs are properly configured. CNAMEs are Canonical NAMEs, kind of like nicknames, that indicate that one domain name is a nickname for a...

Home on Random effect
Aug 14, 2022 from Home on Random effect

The data do not speak for themselves

Statistical modelling may seem like a very complex enterprise. Our correspondents often say “I’m not interested in modelling my data; I only want to analyse it.” However, any kind of data analysis ...

Home on Random effect
Aug 13, 2022 from Home on Random effect

Quotes from Box, Hunter, and Hunter's Statistics for Experimenters

There are some quotes about design of experiments on the inside of Box, Hunter, and Hunter (BHH). Here are the ones that I enjoy the most. I think I extracted about 25% of the quotes that are in th...

Home on Random effect
Aug 13, 2022 from Home on Random effect

Search engines are now recommendation engines

Search engines increasingly blend recommendations with search results. I differentiate between a search result and recommendation: A search result is a “match”, a document that contains the search ...

bearblog
Aug 12, 2022 from bearblog

Living in a Building Site: The Over-Development of London’s Housing Estates

London's housing crisis necessitates inventive solutions to build new social housing. But have they gone too far at Antony and Roderick Houses?

Lorenzo Setale's Blog
Aug 12, 2022 from Lorenzo Setale's Blog

How to prevent your Mac from sleeping in a Makefile

Often I find myself using third-party software like Caffeine or Amphetamine to keep my Mac awake while running some specific commands. Sometimes it is because I am running backups. Sometimes it is ...

bearblog
Aug 10, 2022 from bearblog

To Escape the Heat, Just Apply Suncream?

Heatwave precautions are a meme. Is it really more important to wear your suncream when outside on a hot day than a cool day? Of course not, but the advice to do so is copied across the media and s...

Caffeinspiration
Aug 06, 2022 from Caffeinspiration

Sharpening the axe for programming

A woodsman was once asked, “What would you do if you had just five minutes to chop down a tree?” He answered, “I would spend the first two and a half minutes sharpening my axe.” When it comes to so...


            FAELIX
Aug 01, 2022 from FAELIX

Planning Our Manchester Network Migration

Over the next three months there are going to be a lot of moving parts in the FAELIX machine. All of these will be choreographed around the establishment of our new presence in Equinix MA5, the con...

Hugo’s Blog
Jul 31, 2022 from Hugo’s Blog

Making this blog easier to read

Last month I was lucky enough to hop on a call with Oliver Schöndorfer. He runs the Pimp My Type blog and YouTube channel. I have been following Oliver’s channel for awhile, and tweaking this blog ...

seize the dev
Jul 31, 2022 from seize the dev

Installing FreeBSD on Oracle Cloud

A short guide to installing FreeBSD on Oracle Cloud.

Caffeinspiration
Jul 30, 2022 from Caffeinspiration

Funny artifacts in a 3D house scan

I like to window shop houses on Zillow. I really enjoy the recent trend of 3D interior scans, as they help give you a feeling for what the place is like, and it allows for another way to explore th...

Karl Bartel's Website
Jul 30, 2022 from Karl Bartel's Website

Simple Testing with `git diff`

Simple Testing with git diff Automatic tests are great, but creating and maintaining them is time consuming and sometimes really complicated. Often, getting a moderate test coverage to prevent regr...

Karl Bartel's Website
Jul 30, 2022 from Karl Bartel's Website

Simple Testing with `git diff`

Simple Testing with git diff Automatic tests are great, but creating and maintaining them is time consuming and sometimes really complicated. Often, getting a moderate test coverage to prevent regr...

Latest entries from petermolnar.net
Jul 28, 2022 from Latest entries from petermolnar.net

28 July, 2022

Yes. I felt and feel the same, and the current news are the saddest step backwards in my lifetime so far. I somewhat also feel the same about the Concorde. That thing was a symbol of engineering, a...

Home on Random effect
Jul 27, 2022 from Home on Random effect

Including TikZ images in Rmarkdown

It is possible to draw TikZ graphics in Rmarkdown. Here is how. Install some tools on Debian/Ubuntu. libcurl Magick++ poppler-cpp libmagick++ Install pdftool and magick package in R. Open your rmar...


            FAELIX
Jul 26, 2022 from FAELIX

Triple Whammy of Loss of Wavelength, Routing Control Plane Crash, and IGP Issues

Background I have written many times about our network platform, with the peering and transit edge based around the open source VyOS project running on commodity hardware and our use of network aut...


            FAELIX
Jul 23, 2022 from FAELIX

Goodbye, MA2! Here We Come, MA5!

The full history of Reynolds House, Manchester, and its place within the datacentre industry in Manchester is over fifteen years long. Faelix was there relatively early in that story, as we install...

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