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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Rails on Ubuntu
[EDIT, 2009-12-20]: For some time I steered away from installing Rails via APT on Ubuntu systems. I ran into a number of annoyances early on trying to get various bits of Ruby, Rails, libraries, and others installed and working together … Continue reading
Send events to Zenoss from scripts
Working at Zenoss the company, our IT group uses Zenoss the application to monitor our infrastructure. Initially, we setup the needed monitoring for various resources, added thresholds and received email alerts if there were problems. That was all well and … Continue reading
Ruby, Rails, and Gems: Getting Started
I recently started learning Ruby (mostly to flesh out my programming knowledge) and since one of the main self-detected shortcomings in my programming knowledge and skillset is web frameworks and web programming, I decided to give Ruby on Rails a … Continue reading
More efficient HTML editing in vim
When I’m writing HTML and CSS, being forced to type out repetitive and fixed syntax, as well as remembering the particularities of the syntax and its formatting, makes me rather unhappy. Not to mention less productive. Let’s fix that. HTML … Continue reading







