Lee Maguire – Linux

Linklog
- Safari Extensions Gallery
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- BSOD Issues On Deepwater Horizon
  "For months, the computer system had been locking up, producing what the crew deemed the 'blue screen of death.' " - it's the anti-Windows story Slashdot has been waiting over a decade for. […]
- Light Blue Touchpaper - Who controls the off switch?
  "We have a new paper on the strategic vulnerability created by the plan to replace Britain’s 47 million meters with smart meters that can be turned off remotely." […]
- Ian Bogost - Cow Clicker
  Farmville as satire/criticism. […]
- Bloggerheads (UK) - Zac Goldsmith, Jemima Khan, and the deleted tweets
  Ooh, that's some high-profile twitter drama. […]
Current Status
- gwire: Clearly insurance.aes256 is the beginning of an ARG. I've copied it to microSD and hidden it in my rectum as requested.
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13 November 2005
11pm

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Mounting the K750 under Linux

fdi for using the Sony Ericsson 750i

Posted
8 May 2005
9pm

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Shuffle redux

fdi for automounting the iPod shuffle

Posted
1 March 2005
11am

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I was given a brand-new iPod shuffle this weekend (thanks Che!). Not only do I now get the fresh experience of owning technology that’s not already considered obsolete, I also haven’t owned a piece of personal stereo technology since the crappy generic-brand personal cassette player I had when I was 13. While I’m not a Apple design fetishist, it is [...]

Posted
4 January 2005
3pm

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Networking UML under Debian

I recently needed to setup the networking on a Debian box with three network cards on three different networks, each assigned three IP addresses – two of which would be assigned to taps for UML hosts. It was actually a little more complex that I was expecting. Of the few configuration examples I’ve seen on the web, none [...]

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16 January 2004
5pm

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Treason uncloaked!

I just got an email from logcheck consisting of lines similar to the following: kernel: TCP: Treason uncloaked! Peer 218.69.139.x:43090/80 shrinks window 1468046648:1468049476. Repaired. Treason uncloaked! Fantastic. Another unintelligible, jocular message flagging unusual error conditions. Very “printer on fire”. (Either that, or a babelfish translation of something that sounded reasonable. And to be fair, you’ll only see it [...]