http://www.binarybadass.com Binary and Badass Do Mix Sun, 16 Dec 2007 21:21:50 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en I really don't read Digg, but I found this little gem: And heres the appropriate lolcat: moar funny pictures http://www.binarybadass.com/2007/12/16/i-lold/ Because of my parents recent sellout merger with a larger company, I had to make sure that my Internet activity went unnoticed for the time that I am still here. I have a server at home already. The rub is that I recently upgraded to the Tomato firmware because of ... http://www.binarybadass.com/2007/12/06/proxification/ As of Friday, November 30, 2007, Boxy, my beloved 2005 MMEX4WDAUTO Honda Element officially belongs to me with approximately 53,200 miles on the clock. Boxy is still going strong! http://www.binarybadass.com/2007/12/03/boxy-is-officially-mine/ With the advent of the new Web 2.0 business and website model, more and more people are trying to cash in on the new content creators of the Internet; you and me. It has become easier for "professional" bloggers to bring in enough money to sustain themselves through advertising revenue ... http://www.binarybadass.com/2007/10/18/hey-check-out-my-site-no/ Ohio Linuxfest 2007 is just around the corner! This is the place to be if you're in the Northeast and you're an avid Linux user looking to converse with other avid Linux users. For the past two years, I have been making the short trip between Pittsburgh and Columbus in ... http://www.binarybadass.com/2007/09/04/ohio-linuxfest-2007/ I recently attempted to set up FreeRADIUS to act as an authentication server for a wireless network at my place of employment. Unfortunately, I had to jump through more hoops than required because of some incompatible legal red tape. You see, the Ubuntu package for FreeRADIUS comes from the Debian ... http://www.binarybadass.com/2007/07/17/debian-ubuntu-openssl-and-freeradius/ The lolcat meme is getting quite popular; some would say too popular. That is why I propose a new lolnimal; the lolcrab. To introduce the lolcrab, here is Peentshy: http://www.binarybadass.com/2007/06/25/time-for-a-new-lolnimal/ JD and I have started to ride after work because we both want to try to lose a little weight and because it sure beats paying $3/gallon to maneuver through the streets of downtown Pittsburgh. Plus, it's not a hassle to park bikes. Unfortunately, I have not been able to ... http://www.binarybadass.com/2007/06/12/update-mini-bike/ After replacing my rear wheel, installing new tires and tubes and my GPS unit, I decided to go for a slightly longer haul ride than my test rides. I rode from my home to the Leetsdale Giant Eagle to return several rental DVDs. According to the GPS, roundtrip distance was ... http://www.binarybadass.com/2007/05/23/ride-to-leetsdale-giant-eagle/ My Trek 800 with mostly all factory original parts has taken quite a beating over the years, from 15-20 mile daily runs through downtown Pittsburgh to offroad adventures with Tesseract. Tesseract had a problem several years ago where the rear sprocket cassette on his rear wheel was failing to engage ... http://www.binarybadass.com/2007/05/23/new-sprockets/