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Archive for March, 2007

Never use broadcom NIC teaming

Sunday, March 25th, 2007

Yesterday started out well enough… my TMJ was healing nicely, the sun was shining, the humidity was low, and the AC was on. It was all going great… until I changed one tiny thing on two of my Dell PowerEdge 850 boxes. I updated the Large Segment Offload setting for the broadcom NIC team on […]

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St. Patrick’s Day in Savannah

Sunday, March 18th, 2007

Yesterday was St. Patrick’s Day, and it was nutty around here… we walked around Savannah with half a million drunks in town. Heck, people had already setup chairs and started drinking with their shirts off the day before! St. Patrick’s Day itself started out well enough, with a fun little parade making its way through […]

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TMJ is like a knife in the ear

Monday, March 12th, 2007

With all the crazy stressful things happening lately… planning the wedding, dealing with immigration, moving back to Seattle, navigating a plethora of txtGroups issues, handling old Morpheus tax issues and debt, filing personal taxes… having it all come down at once put me into a teeth grinding spree. Even as I type this I notice […]

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The greening of the fountain

Friday, March 9th, 2007

Today was the greening of the fountain, a big deal in Savannah, GA. In the days leading up to the greening, there were big crews scrubbing and cleaning the fountain, making it all spotless for the big show. Ultimately, the parade committee that was in charge of the event totally did things the wrong way. […]

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IEEE Spectrum cover & satan’s mouthpiece

Wednesday, March 7th, 2007

I wrote a quick article (pdf / scan) detailing my life with RFID implants for IEEE Spectrum magazine a while back and today I got my own personal print copy. I remember the photographer setting up a shoot in a church of all places to take the source photos for this article. He was a […]

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