I am a: Quirky sysadmin. Geek. Gamer. Comic fangirl. My little space, my home on the interwebs. I blog about personal stuffs, work, various coding projects, and anything else I feel like.

One could say that I’ve had a digital burr in the proverbial saddle lately. I’ve been doing some long overdue maintenance on my domains, necessary software upgrades to all of the WordPress-related components and WHM backend. I even (finally) updated my install of Enthusiast and upgraded my fanlistings collective site to PHP7x. This included updating […]

Remember webrings? They were those collections of websites usually loosely themed, mostly made up of personal web pages. They were immensely popular in the late 90s and early 2000s. Everyone and their mother belonged to one, way back when the blogosphere was still in its infancy. Back when blogrolls were still just an idea that […]

I finally got around to reading yesterday’s edition of Hacker Newsletter this morning and an entry caught my eye: this post about “dorking” by Alec Barrett-Wilsdon. The first line of the article starts with a tl;dr: “Use advanced Google Search to find any webpage, emails, info, or secrets.” To which my inner Yoda says, “Ah, […]

I remembered seeing this hit the test servers over the summer and sadly I did not have the time nor energy at the time to play around with it. The new IBM Domino Mobile App (IDMA) for iOS was released to the public yesterday. I saw posts on several IBMers that I follow via RSS […]

It’s the time of year again. Today is World Backup Day. Did you know this? I happened upon this holiday information while reading a post a couple of years ago on a Domino/Notes blog that I follow. I’ve gotten better at keeping regular backups over the past couple of years but still sometimes don’t backup […]

I had been meaning to post this for about a week or so. Do you remember a local magazine by the name of Weird Alabama? It ran until about 10 years ago, when it was shut down by Barnes and Noble because apparently they owned the trademark on the “Weird.” I’m happy to say that […]