When I was a kid most of the people I grew up with did not own a computer – and I do not mean personally but even within their household. By high school it had become an expectation that your papers were typed and if you didn’t own a computer by then you probably had … Continue reading
This post might be a bit outside of my usual scope of IT Operations but certainly inline with the developer/toying mindset that lends itself to my writing about things like the Raspberry Pi. If you like your toys as much as I do than you no doubt are already familiar with the recent announcement that … Continue reading
I came across an excellent, practical, and easy-to-implement project this week that utilizes the Raspberry Pi and Geckoboard in order to power a company dashboard. As a result I went on to implement my own version with a few minor additions and customization so I made notes to share. I had a 42″ plasma … Continue reading
There are as many backup solutions on Amazon as there are applications. I have launched many EC2 instances in AWS and, while the storage configurations vary for each instance – instance-store, single EBS volumes with an ext3 filesystem, multiple EBS volumes with an xfs filesystem with a virtual group and logical volume, etc. I needed … Continue reading