Logan Bibby: attempting entrepreneurial stardom.

Some People Have Two Problems

Some people, when confronted with a problem, think, “I know, I’ll use regular expressions.” Now they have two problems. Some people, when confronted with a problem, think, “I know, I’ll use binary.” Now they have 10 problems. Some people, when confronted with a problem, think, “I know, I’ll use threads.” Now two they hav erpoblesms. [...]

Posted 2 days ago in Programming.

Holy grail for Dell drivers

I accidentally stumbled upon what seems to be the holy grail for Dell drivers: the backup FTP site (also accessible via FTP). When the main Dell site is down, their servers automatically forward to this server, but, apparently, this server is always live. You don’t have to mess with the mumbo jumbo download managers and [...]

Posted 4 days ago in Technology.

Star Trek Bromance Continues (or, A Review of “Star Trek Into Darkness”)

Just returned from watching Star Trek Into Darkness with a friend of mine. Oh, how light shown brightly into the epic reaches of my nerdisms. Star Trek is one of the few TV franchises that has such a large and diverse following. Alice Eve, Simon Pegg, Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Chris Pine, and J.J. Abrams [...]

Posted 2 weeks ago in Reviews.

Business cards!

For the last couple months now, I’ve been working on starting my consulting firm. I have a client and I’m getting ready to quit my job to pursue consulting fulltime! (Yeah!) One of the most important aspects of a consulting business is finding (and retaining) clients. And the best ways to do that is through [...]

Posted 2 weeks ago in Design.

kinit: KDC reply did not match expectations

Right now, I’m setting up a Linux file server to join and service an all-Windows environment. Mainly to save a few thousand bucks for my client. One of the roadblocks I ran into was while attempting to get my ticket to join the domain using the kinit program. Since I knew SRV records were correct, [...]

Posted 5 weeks ago in Technology.

Why I Dropped Out

This past spring semester would make my fourth “taking a break” semester from my university. I’ve pondered my future in higher education for a while now and I think I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s not right for me, at least for right now. Made, Not Taught I was a business major with a [...]

Posted a really long damn time ago in Personal Reflection.

Disabling the YUM update daemon

At my bread winning job, I’m working on a project at work that requires a virtual machine of limited resources but runs an application needing gobs of memory and CPU. The load averages hover between 11 and 14, which is not good since this only has a single core assigned to it. One of the [...]

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Posted a really long damn time ago in Technology.

2011 In One Word: Bittersweet

In a single word, 2011 has been bittersweet. An emotional rollercoaster with peaks as high as my eyes have seen to valleys as low as the deepest of purgatories. Yes, 2011 will be a year to remember. The year started out not too bad. Actually, the same as it ended: sickness. Although, I’m pretty sure [...]

Posted a really long damn time ago in Personal Reflection.

Single Mom Found Dead With A List Of Dreams In Her Pocket

My friend Michael sent me a link this afternoon saying this: “Don’t read this if you don’t want to bawl your eyes out but I feel like this story deserves publicity of some form.” Of course, I opened it and I read the story of Donna Fountain, a woman with a list dreams in her [...]

Posted a really long damn time ago in Links.

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Business cards!

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2011 In One Word: Bittersweet

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