It’s funny how a day can work out.
I didn’t plan to have a day at work. But it ended up happening.
One of the most productive days I’ve had in a while. Echo’s reported. Rosters written. And all from going to work, while telling everyone I was having the day off.
Ok,
A complete rebuild of the server. Running on Lion now, which isn’t trivial. No support for MySql, so it has to been installed manually.
And poor virtual host support – have bought VirtualHostX, which does the job well.
Now I just need to rebuild the whole thing, although the blog entries are here, which is a start.
Michael
Well, I think I have my server running.
Hopefully.
Michael
I really liked this article on energybulletin.net that looked at the fundamentals of solar versus wind.
Currently, wind power is cost neutral (at least) compared with fossil fuels for power generation, but intermittent. Solar photovoltaic is 4x the cost of fossil fuels such as coal, and doesn’t work all the time – specifically at night.
So it seems obvious which one to develop…. Except for one thing. All wind power comes from solar energy. When you look at the total amounts of energy that actually goes into wind power, its a small percentage of solar.
Net result: There isn’t going to be enough wind power out there to really solve all the world energy problems. There is plenty of solar power however.
So – solar wins.
Michael
Wet concert.
Our reward for the hard work of last month, and last week especially.
Pity for the weather
I need this one for work.
I know that RoughlyDrafted is a bit of an apple site, but I did find this one amusing
Slowly but surely, microsoft is copying the user interface features of os x.
Or, to put it another way, be grateful that nobody let the programmers put a right mouse click on an iPhone. Because they would have if they were left to their own devices.
Michael
I loved this one:
The last time I saw this much disappointment with a keynote event was at the iPad launch.
Its as dry as it gets.
Michael
Steve Jobs – I will miss you.
