Ole Miss put up a fight. But lost 14-9. A bit too close for comfort but the Bulldogs, ranked move to 5-0 and 2-0 in conference.
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Bulldogs vs. Buffs
The Buffalo’s put up a fight but lost 14-13. Freshman QB Stafford has his hands full moving into the ranked opponents part of the season…
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Script to Clear the SideBar Prefs
Here’s a quick little script you can push out to a system having SideBar issues, to clear the prefs. Alternately you can throw the rm command itself into ARD as a support mechanism… #!/bin/bash rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.sidebarlists.plist exit 0
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LinkedIn: Worthy?
LinkedIn. Worthy of my time or not? Well, the question was answered the other day when I had someone ask me to do a project through LinkedIn who I otherwise would not have met. I did the project, they paid me, that was the end of the story. So while I wasn’t really convinced before, now I am. 😉
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UGA vs. UAB
Georgia shuts out UAB to move to 3 and 0, although just 1-0 in the conference. 34 to zip. Not bad.
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Cage Match: Retrospect vs. BRU
I originally posted this at http://www.318.com/TechJournal Retrospect is the most historically respected backup package for Macs. After a lot of issues with the switch to OS X, Version 6 is a stable rendition of what Version 4.3 was for OS 9. The tried and true Retrospect interface is still used (just a little more soft around the edges). Retrospect 6 Server edition is capable of backing up server and client computers over the network and has increased backup performance dramatically. Tape loaders and libraries support has increased and barcode labeling of tapes is now supported. Retrospect 6 has also improved in the area of removable disc support, namely with CD…
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Georgia vs. Gamecocks
Aren’t Gamecocks illegal? Georgia shut them out 18-0. Spurrier must be fightin’ mad about that!
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Unix Users Association of Southern California Talk
Here is the preso I gave at the UUASC meeting for LA on Heterogenous Networking on September 7th: Mac OS X: Playing Nice in a Heterogenous World
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Screen vs. Tabbed Terminals
Tabbed browsers changed the way I use the Internet (and the way most of you do too). Option click to fire up a new tab, Command-Shift-> or < to switch between tabs, forking your threads with new windows, etc. In Leopard, Apple provided the same type of interface to working within the terminal environment for Mac OS X. But this was a concept that had already been around for awhile with Linux and there were also people who had decided that to exit their terminal environment just to switch to another terminal was for the birds and that they’d rather just use GNU Screen, which had been around for years…
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Dual WAN Connections
I originally posted this at http://www.318.com/TechJournal Often, a single internet connection is all that is needed to allow a group of computers to access the internet for websites, email and chatting. DSL, Cable Modem or a single T1 can often provide enough bandwidth for a small group of users. As your company grows, there can come a point where the speed of the internet connection becomes a bottleneck, increasing the time for web pages to load and for emails to be sent and received. After you hit the limits of what a single connection is able to provide, one very cost effective way to address the issue is to add…