Monthly Archives: June 2009

The following message was recently sent out to the loco-contacts mailing list. For those of you who might not subscribe to that list, I am reposting the message here. —–BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE—– Hash: SHA256 Hello, As the month is … Continue reading →

In order to help get the word out, we are encouraging all users to blog about the Ubuntu Global Jam. This event used to be called the Ubuntu Global Bug Jam. However, in order to make the event even better, … Continue reading →

For anyone living in or near Chicago, we will be holding a Key Signing / Planning event on Sunday, June 28th, from 2:00 pm untill 6:00 pm. The event will take place at onShore Networks: 1407 W Chicago Ave., Chicago, … Continue reading →

I have had an old desktop computer sitting on the floor beneath my desk for a while now. Since it did not have access to the internet, I was limited in what I could use it for. I recently got … Continue reading →

Andrew recently blogged about some Ubuntu-related Ubiquity Scripts that he made. I personally find that Ubiquity gets in the way of my normal workflow. For the past year or so, I have been using special Firefox bookmarks to easily and … Continue reading →

Continuing the recent internet speed meme, I decided to see what Speedtest.net had to say about my download/upload speeds. Here are my results:

In order to start contributing more to Debian, I have started helping out with the pkg-perl team. I sent an email to the mailing list, and was quickly added to the team on Alioth. Using dh-make-perl, I was able to … Continue reading →