The great news is - I have put in a new server! Yay!
You should find page loads far more expedient now, the old server (a dual P-II 400MHz with 256MB RAM, slow SCSI disks) was really struggling to do all the things I have it doing, and I now have a (very noisy) HP Netserver LP-2000r (dual P-III 1GHz with 512MB RAM, fastish SCSI disks) serving up the pages.
From Robbie Williams' second Brisbane concert, 14th December 2006. That's Robbie in his Adidas hoodie near the drumkit. I can only imagine what it was like to be right next to those flamethrowers when
Eastern side of the Castlemaine Perkins XXXX Brewery's main building in Milton.
Originally taken for the FujiMugs "Landmarks" challenge, but missed the entry period by 4 minutes :-)
I have a theory about Robbie Williams. I think that he's addicted to the rush he gets from performing - let's face it, performing in front of a crowd _is_ a great rush. I think that when he's not doing it, his body aches for a replacement and it's all downhill from there.
Perhaps the strangest thing about this statue is the resemblance to my sister, Alice.
For those who administer a number of unix systems you have probably found there is little out there in the way of tools to help you manage multiple systems in a clean and efficient way. While cfengine is perhaps the most advanced F/OSS offering it is lacking in many areas - I know when I checked it out some time ago I got the distinct impression that the Cost/Benefit break-even point would be somewhere beyond 50 machines - I want something that's worth setting up for the ability to replace (or reconfigure) 10 machines without as much effort as it would take to do manually.
You know, since 9/11 you can't point a camera at anything without someone getting all suspicious and in your face about it!
Taken out the back of Maleny (Witta I think it is) in the hinterlands of th
My younger Brother, Simon. Taken in South Brisbane Jul 2004.
Oh. My. God. I can't even begin to describe how insanely stupid this is. I just went to open a site in Firefox (since it wasn't rendering in Konqueror quite right) and I get greeted by the most stupid error message I think I've ever seen:
From all corners of Queensland (and a few from NSW and further I'll bet), around 50,000 women came to worship at the temple of Robbie on Friday Dec 14 2006 at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane. Many were chaperoned by their nervous partners, myself included :-)