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Virtualbox is another free home option, though it's more of a "run a VM on your desktop" than "install on bare metal to virtualize the whole box" thing.

You know what's funny about these flat file blogs - kirby, b2evolution, anchor, etc. - is that all the screen shots are taken on Macs.  I guess no one who uses Windows or Linux flat file blogs :-)

This could certainly foul up a filesystem tree but unless I'm missing something, the wget client still can't get to things it shouldn't be able to get to.  In other words, the client may be misdirected to root, but that doesn't mean he can override Unix permissions.

I thought I was the only guy who made visios of my home network. KuJoe, you continue to be my hero.

That is not a bad idea.  My concern with NAS solutions (other than homemade/FreeNAS/etc.) has always been what happens when the mobo dies. I had a ReadyNAS that died after about 7 years of service, and the only way to get the data back was to buy another (long since out of production) ReadyNAS...

I've been a happy CrashPlan user for some years.  I never did a big restore, but periodically have done small restores and all worked well.  I like their setup and the ability to prioritize some directories, connectivity seems fine, and in general the service has worked well.  I have 6TB backed...

I don't want to think about what language - it could run in algol 60 for all I care. I guess I should have been slightly clearer.  What I'd like is: - well maintained, not some project for 2 years ago the author dropped - runs on typical shared hosting - nice if it has some community around...

Since July 22, 2014, or about 3 months, 13.7GB.  But I was on the road for 4 weeks of that period and was relying on my hotspot, which was 6GB of that. If my employer didn't pay for my phone and I had to buy my own phone, I wouldn't pay for mobile data.  About the only thing that I really need...

Thinking about starting a new blog and thought I might do something other than Wordpress just for giggles. Not interested in Ghost.  Well, not real interested anyway...want something I can throw on a shared host and not have to spin up a node.js instance and manage it. I looked at some flat...

Aldryic, how can I increase my alcohol tolerance? Can you help me?

I guess someone didn't like being outed as a 14-year-old.

This.  You will start it, it will become a hassle, you will drop it.  Like a hundred high school kids before you. And what exactly are you going to offer that a hundred other free email providers don't already offer?  I can get a bajillion free email addresses.  The only people who will be...

They may well have many more - I was just adding up the number they scheduled for maintenance.  I really don't know - just speculating. They have 90 employees, live in 2 datacenters, host 1M web sites, and have 200,000 customers, according to...

Got a note from Dreamhost saying that the web server my shared account is on will be moved to Ubuntu.  DH is moving from Debian to Ubuntu, which I thought was interesting...main reason is apparently that the LTS releases are supported longer than Debian's. DH does have a ridiculous number of...

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/10/22/us-hungary-internet-tax-idUSKCN0IB0RN20141022 60 cents a gigabyte?  Sheesh.

That is so stupid.

Toodledo:   http://www.toodledo.com There is nothing better.  I use it all day long on web and iOS.  I've been using TD almost since it launched.  I don't even use that many of its features - just folders, some light tagging, and repeating tasks.  There's also contexts, goals, length/timer...

I recall when GVH was hacked or had some kind of serious outage that Jon was posting about suicide on LET - got to the point that someone called the local police who came out to talk to him.  Wasn't that just earlier this year? That was before the the Jaroslav fake personality escapade. I...

Ridiculous.  Apple's drive to be thinner/lighter has driven them to a poor product design.  Really, would you be unhappy if the phone had another few millimeters and grams?

Sorry, I disagree on these two companies specifically.  Both are fantastic.  You can get pretty deep with those guys.  I know because I've been a customer of both.  They require a panel for support because they deal with a lot of newbs, but they do know the OS, network, webhosting, and the panel...