When I was working for Easily Amused, Inc. they started a blog named What Not To Do, Ever. Of course, this didn’t work out as planned. Yadda yadda. Typical stuff for working at Easily Amused.
Anywho, when I quit I wrote myself a list – things not to do… ever… because I saw “boss” try to do them, and he ended up owing me over $5,000.
SSL, that oh so incredibly confusing and distorted system for encryption between servers… oh how I loath thee. I’ve found myself setting up another server, and with that server comes a new set of SSL certificates for the various daemons – SMTP, IMAP, POP, Apache… You name it, I’ve probably had to set it up at one point or another. The hard part, though, is every time I have to do it again – I end up searching the internet, trying haphazardly everything I can get my hands on to do it right. Boy is it exhausting to not have anything succeed while you’re trying to get something done, so for me – and all of your enjoyment – I have documented my SSL-ventures herein.
Just recently I was discussing with a good friend of mine, Tyler Lozano, about a variety of topics ranging from personal dissatisfaction with personal social lives to the greater dissatisfaction with what is defined as a normal life. About how he refuses to accept standards of life, like a house with a white-picket fence, and [...]
For a photojournalism project, I (with the help of a fellow student) went against the suggestion of my teacher and did a project on homelessness in Orlando, Florida. She was concerned about the sensitivity of the topic, and was afraid of disturbing, offending, or being assaulted by, the homeless. When we went, we were both [...]
As a part of my server migration, I’ve begun noting which databases to transfer, which I can trash, and who owns them. This is pretty eye-opening, as it lets me know which users I had forgotten to purge as they left my services. SELECT User FROM mysql.db WHERE Db = ‘databasename’; That will retrieve all [...]