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Keeping it simple isn’t stupid

Posted on August 6, 2009 by Michael Fleming

GeoIP / IPv6 As an IPv6 enthusiast/proponent/fanboy I was really happy to see Maxmind finally put up a free-as-in-beer IPv6 GeoIP database[1]. Now to find some applications that will make good use of this data… (Don’t worry, I’ll pull it … Continue reading →

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This should be obvious, but..

Posted on May 7, 2009 by Michael Fleming

If it’s not notifications / oddly explained failures to build from gcc itself (hello davfs2 on CentOS/RHEL5, where did that fail? Insights welcomed as the build.log is charmingly opaque. Cheers) or flex & bison (Hello vulcan on F10/x86_64, whaddaya mean … Continue reading →

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