Recent Articles
- Filling in the missing dates with AWStats: Doh! Sometimes AWStats will miss some days in calculating stats for your site, ...
- Scrivener and Zotero: Scrivener is awesome software for writing, that I've mentioned before, but I had...
- Setting up a Hosting Environment - Part 2: Connecting the Storage Array: [See Part 1: The Servers] One of the most frustrating parts of this set up wa...
- Setting up a Hosting Environment: Part 1 - The servers: I've spent a lot of time at work setting up a few servers to be our new producti...
- Writing is like carving in stone: Cross posted at NaziTunnels.org. Like a block of stone I recently finished...
- CentOS 6, iDrac6 and PowerEdge R510: RedHat changed an important part of their system with the upgrade from versio...
- Making SMF static: We have a few legacy forums powered by the good software SMF (SimpleMachines For...
- Carl Edwin Shepherd - April 30, 1949 - August 8, 2011: My dad passed away kind of unexpectedly a few weeks ago. He was diagnosed wi...
- 3rd Annual Rolling Flubber: I recently did the 130 miles on Skyline Drive. This was the third year in a row ...
- Python, Trac, virtualenv and CentOS: I've just spent too much time figuring this out. I've had to piece it together f...
Recent Comments
Pages
Compadres
History Blogs
My Other Stuff
Useful Links
Categories
Archives
aerospace Archive
-
40th anniversary of the moon landing
Posted on July 22, 2009 | No CommentsWhat space junky, almost historian, geek would I be without posting a little bit about some of the best type of history in existence. I refer, of course, to the... -
Nazis in the news
Posted on July 10, 2009 | No CommentsNazi history is always a good way to sell news, and get people to read. A few Nazi related items came up in the news lately. From the Telegraph.co.uk we... -
Andrews AFB Airshow
Posted on May 22, 2009 | No CommentsProbably one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. The F-22 flew over our heads, virtually within spitting distance it seemed. The maneuverability of this aircraft was absolutely... -
The history of abandoned things
Posted on April 17, 2009 | No CommentsI came across the site Artificial Owl this week. Artificial Owl finds images of long forgotten, man-made objects, locates them on a map and tells a bit of the story...



