Slackware 10.1: First Impressions
I installed Slackware 10.1 on elrohir over the last week. As I said before, it was mostly a normal ride, and Patrick Volkerding is to be commended for making su...
Month: February 2005
I’m still alive
I am pressed to finish a job that is fast approaching its deadline. After that –which I expect is going to be anytime today– I plan to post about my...
So far, so good…
I finally managed to get Slackware 10.1 running well. For the most part it was smooth sailing, but I had an ugly issue with ALSA and my sound cart that gave me ...
What’s up with blogs4God?
I saw in my blogroll that blogs4God was recently updated, so I went there to visit. In the last days I got this error: You don’t have permission to access...
Biblical or Systematic Theology?
Lee at Two-Edged Sword has a thought-provoking post commenting about the dislike on some circles for Systematic Theology, preferring Biblical Theology instead. ...
Gmail invites, anyone?
I got some Gmail invites, so if you like to get one of those just tell me here. First come, first served.
Stop the Presses! Two Breaking News!
Today we have not one, but two big stories: 1. First of all, Slackware 10.1 was released today. You can read the announcement and the ChangeLog (complete with a...
Your License, Please…
I decided to put the entire contents of this blog, except where otherwise noted, under the Attribution-Share Alike Creative Commons License. I think this is a g...
A Stench in the Nostrils of Civilization
The image you see at the right is a portrait of Ford Hendrickson, an independent missionary who worked in Venezuela first, and then in Paraguay. He was born on ...
Back to work
This is just a short note to tell everyone that I’m back to work (and blogging). I would like to thank all the guest bloggers for enriching this blogs wit...
Guest: Like a Million Parachutes
There are few things as peaceful and beautiful as snowfall. It may not always be convenient, but at least for the moment it is happening, it is a wonder filled ...