fine line of twine
treacherous and serpentine
holds my crumbling mothballed mind
like a crick-crack creepy wall holds its vine.

This is a Perl script I wrote a while back as a housekeeping tool for Linux systems. It looks in /var/log and in /etc/logrotate.d, comparing the existing log files to the ones mentioned in your logrotate configuration files, producing a helpful list of which files are not being rotated.

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I'm patiently tring to get Drupal to sit up and do little tricks.

My latest effort is to add vCalendar support to its Events module. You can now go to any Events listing in the site, click on the little vCal link below it, and depending on how you've set up your computer, an appointment window should pop up that you can add to Outlook | Evolution | your favorite calendar software.

It's gone. Bye-bye.

Yeah, well I woke up one morning and spontaneously elected to avoid being prematurely embalmed. Which meant giving up the fastidious, fetishistic, sisyphean habit of updating my obituary every few months.

This site is a personal part of my life, like my diary or my bedroom. Like those things, it is also (full of) my personal property. It is, in effect, my home on the Internet.

The main and first purpose of this Privacy Policy is to protect my privacy. Its second purpose is to protect the privacy of the site's registered members, so long as that second purpose does not conflict with the first.

You’ve heard this once before
the sound of a slamming door
You hear nothing at all
as the door becomes a wall