Marek Mahut

Wow! Even VMware understood the power of open source, they just announced open souce vmware client. Who will get it first into Fedora? ;)

Ok, this is too strange even for me – I have to share it.

A goat has been taken to the police in Nigeria on suspicion of attempted armed robbery in the African country’s western Kwara State. A group of vigilantes took the animal to the police arguing it was an armed robber who was trying to steal a Mazda 323. The vigilantes claimed the robber had used black magic to transform himself into a goat so that he could escape arrest. Read more…

WTF?!

Today I’ve found an interesting company, with an interesting vision. Their products tends to connect virtual interwebs world with your real life. I’m even thinking about getting that small cute anno:ztag myself. Watch the video to get an basic overview or on their website.

Kapla! Cherry announced this exclusive Klingon keyboard. It’s not cheap, but I’m sure a klingon warrior can afford it.

• EuroBillTrackerFollow your Euro notes in their tracks
• Funny video, Robert toot-tone :)
• Apple Wheel, Revolutionary New Laptop With No Keyboard
• Vietnam to widely use open source software
• Emacs standing alone on a Linux Kernel, this is sick!
• Modern Electrical Outlets and Power Strips
• Europe 2008 Astronomy stamps, I want them badly all!
• The Surveillance Map of the World
• DailyPSPGames.com, little bit of good PSP warez ;)

Note: -14C is 6.8F and -20C is -4F.

Did it ever happen to you by mistake to add one additional digit into dns serial number? Ooops! Now, how to fix it?

1. Increase the serial number to (2^31) – (correct serial number) and reload named. For example 2^31-2009010602 = 138473046. As DNS serial numbers are signed integers, this make server thinks that it’s a negative number.
2. Set the serial number to 0 and reload.
3. Set the correct serial number and reload.
4. Voila!

Please test gnuradio-3.1.3-2.fc10 bugfix update.

• Space Weather Radio, listen to live meteor monitor
• Video: Green Data Center Man, funny video from IBM
• Passwords are like pants…
• Cft, Configuration File Tracking tool, useful for puppet voodoo
• Top 10 data loss disasters of 2008