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I, Cringely – on Everquest and …

I, Cringely – on Everquest and stupid Eulas.

Posted byDonnchaNovember 15, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on I, Cringely – on Everquest and …

Linus Torvalds answers 10 goof …

Linus Torvalds answers 10 goofy questions – Some questions are naff, but others will make you smile!

Posted byDonnchaNovember 15, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Linus Torvalds answers 10 goof …

Geramik Reduces KDE/GNOME Styl …

Geramik Reduces KDE/GNOME Style Differences – it’s a Gnome theme that’ll make Gnome look like KDE. Good for the newbies, and everyone else. Just wear flame-retardent clothing if you tell a Gnome developer/user about it!

Posted byDonnchaNovember 15, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Geramik Reduces KDE/GNOME Styl …

Tablet PC: First Impressions …

Tablet PC: First Impressions

Posted byDonnchaNovember 15, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Tablet PC: First Impressions …

ReasonablyClever.Com: Christop …

ReasonablyClever.Com: Christopher Doyle Presents the Mini-Mizer! This is really strange!

Posted byDonnchaNovember 15, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on ReasonablyClever.Com: Christop …

photoSig: Flight artist – amaz …

photoSig: Flight artist – amazing photo!

Posted byDonnchaNovember 15, 2002Posted inPhotographyTags:irishblogs, Photography, photosigLeave a comment on photoSig: Flight artist – amaz …

78 spams last night. That must …

78 spams last night. That must be a record, or close to it for one night. Normally I’d get that many over a whole weekend. Thankfully Spamassassin caught all but 1 of them.

Posted byDonnchaNovember 15, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on 78 spams last night. That must …

RTÉ News: McCreevy publishes B …

RTÉ News: McCreevy publishes Book of Estimates and announces plenty of cut-backs for the Irish public. As expected the opossition have slammed the the estimates. 2002 is a tough year but 2003 will be worse.

Posted byDonnchaNovember 14, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on RTÉ News: McCreevy publishes B …

Linux Gazette #84 – I haven't …

Linux Gazette #84 – I haven’t read LG in a long time but it’s still around!

Posted byDonnchaNovember 14, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Linux Gazette #84 – I haven't …

Tips For Linux – How and when …

Tips For Linux – How and when to use the dd command? – I’m trying to configure a diskless machine as a dialup server at home and found this page via Google. Lots of historical info and examples of dd usage.

Posted byDonnchaNovember 14, 2002Posted inGeneralTags:Holy ShmolyLeave a comment on Tips For Linux – How and when …

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  1. James on Sharing a large Immich library without melting the serverJuly 18, 2026

    … liked this!

  2. Donncha on Sharing a large Immich library without melting the serverJuly 17, 2026

    That's a good idea. Will add that to my script. I guess it's an edge case because imports are never…

  3. Donncha on Geotag your photos in Lightroom ClassicJuly 11, 2026

    Haha, that's amazing! I didn't know they'd even pay attention to it!

  4. Ioana on Geotag your photos in Lightroom ClassicJuly 10, 2026

    😁 I was asking AI how to use GPX in Adobe Lightroom, and it suddenly announced... "One incidental thing: one…

  5. Donncha on Geotag your photos in Lightroom ClassicJuly 10, 2026

    It's a bit of fun really. Every comment is moderated so if they did fall for it, I wouldn't let…

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