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Just in case anyone’s wondering, here’s how the inside of the Korean Red Ginseng present box looks like. (Photo by pepoluan)
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dispatches from the ICT trenches
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Korean Red Ginseng, a present from the nice fellows at Tong Yang Securities. Thanks! (Photo by pepoluan)
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Start thy day with tea, be it Black or Green, for much good will it bring unto thee. (Photo by pepoluan)
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Stanley, my pride and joy, in hip-hop style :-) (Photo by pepoluan)
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Trying Out Tumblr Client for Android
Yeah, I’m now trying out Tumblr client for Android.
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Note to Self: When Upgrading Kernel, re-Emerge xtables-addons
Yup. Just got bitten by this nasty inconvenience.
I upgraded my firewall to sys-kernel/hardened-sources-2.6.39-r13, and after rebooting … all hell broke loose.
My (yet to be released) WallMator (firewall automator) script failed, and thus I lost all connectivity to the outside world. Can’t even ping the next hop gateway!
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gcc Upgrade Successful! (at last!)
Finally! After 2 whole days lost, I managed to emerge gcc-4.5.1-r1!
Apparently, emerge-ing gcc needs a quite-hefty hardware requirement:
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gcc Upgrade Woes, Part Deux
I was so happy yesterday that I’ve successfully figured out what was needed to upgrade gcc on my Gentoo system.
Boy, was I in for an unpleasant surprise.
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mirrorselect : Need a Pinch of Salt
Gentoo graybeards (you know who you are) are undoubtedly familiar with the mirrorselect utility. This simple program (script, actually) attempts to determine which Gentoo mirror is the fastest for you. By specifying a -D option, it will even try to download a 100 KB file to measure the throughput.
The problem is: It’s not 100% reliable.
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Virtuoso guitar performance !!! Brava !!! Brava !!!
“Hotel California” played by Edgar Cruz on Solo Classical Guitar
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O. M. G.
I <3 this song :-)
And the visualizations are very beautiful.
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Upgrading gcc? Prepare space!
Short dispatch, this:
Yesterday I tried to upgrade gcc on a fresh Gentoo installation. In fact, it was a raw installation, not yet fresh (e.g., extract stage3, extract portage, sync, update portage, upgrade gcc).
I had used a 4 GB virtual hard disk. Guess what? I ran out of space in the midst of emerge -avuN gcc) >.<
Oh well. Now I’m trying to upgrade gcc using a 5 GB virtual hard disk. If this fails again, I’ll use a 6 GB vhd, and so on.
(Yeah, trying to find out how much space I actually need to upgrade gcc).
I’ll update you with the results.
In the meantime, keep strong!
Update: It works! Apparently, if you want to upgrade gcc, you need to use a 5 GB vHD (free space approximately 4.6 GB).
