I updated MostlyGeek with the Twitter Tools plugin by Alex King. Previously the site used Twitter’s JavaScript badge to display my latest tweets. There are a number of advantages to using Twitter Tools over the simple badge: Automatically tweet a new blog entry Automatic downloading of my latest tweets Automatically blog tweets Also while adding the [...]
Use this command: systat -ifstat 1 It will show something like this: Interface Traffic Peak Total lo0 in 0.000 KB/s 0.000 KB/s 7.635 KB out 0.000 KB/s 0.000 KB/s 7.635 KB bge0 in 2.090 MB/s 3.439 MB/s 2.263 GB out 36.603 KB/s 173.008 KB/s 343.683 MB fxp0 in 2.503 KB/s 2.430 MB/s 1.137 GB out [...]
Since my shiny new Dell servers with the Core 2 CPUs haven’t arrived yet I decided to take a spare server in the office and try out VMWare Server. VMWare server for Linux is very easy to install. The only way it could have been easier if it was drag & drop like OS X [...]