From the monthly archives: September 2008

Mac Experience (updated for 2008)

By On September 28, 2008 · 3 Comments

I suddenly came across this old post from 2004 in which I explained my early experiments in OS X. Now after being a hardcore OS X user for more than a year, I found how much the world has changed since. The Firefox is a really usable browser now and IM clients are up [...]

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Syncing clock in FreeBSD

By On September 27, 2008 · Leave a Comment

Keeping accurate time on a host (either a server or a workstation) is important because:

1- You need to know accurately when you should go for lunch or back home
2- You need accurate time in your event log files for further analysis
3- Many programs need to have the correct date and [...]

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Weblog changes

By On September 23, 2008 · Leave a Comment

I managed to migrate my blog to WordPress after more than 5 years. I had a bad feeling about the old MT and perhaps that was the reason I was not posting too often.

I redirected the old feed URLs to the new one, but I suggest you update your links and let me know [...]

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New website for my book

By On September 20, 2008 · Leave a Comment

So after a while, I finally managed to launch a website for my book, “Network Administration with FreeBSD 7“. The new website is actually a blog and I would cross-post the topics related to the book on both websites.

I would really appreciate your feedbacks on the current book and suggestions for future [...]

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