All these choices, and I’m on the Coke #1MonthChallenge (Taken with Instagram at SPE Bar & Restaurant at The Langham)
As I write this, there are only a few hours left till one of the biggest personal challenges I have undertaken: to go alcohol-free for a whole month.
Not only that, but I’ll be upping the ante with another quest: eating just instant noodles for dinner, to completely break my “always-dine-out” habit currently in full effect.
This may prove extra difficult, in fact, because I’m opting to be even more social. That is, I’ll be going out more with friends, attending more functions and just generally stepping out of my apartment a bit more.
If I can keep up with the challenge, I’ll be celebrating with whoever makes it to Gather’s after-party, 30th of June as the day rolls over to July.
So keep an eye here, on my Twitter and on Facebook for what is sure to be an interesting month!
One of those perfect moments: this was the last one in the packet (Taken with Instagram at ActionStep)
Some tools to aid in watching the F1 qualifying (delayed) (Taken with Instagram at The Wayne Manor)
After a lot of research and endless nights watching logs, trying to figure out why some users were successfully disconnected while others weren’t, I have finally managed to understand the concept that FreeRADIUS does not handle counters bigger than 4GB well.
So while the original post had the query in bytes, I suggest using the one below instead, which returns data in kilobytes. And, for the future, you can add an additional /1024 to the query to have it return the values in megabytes.
SELECT IFNULL(SUM(AcctInputOctets + AcctOutputOctets)/1024,0) FROM radacct WHERE username = '%{%k}';
And don’t forget to update your Check Items as well to ensure they are in kilobytes (or megabytes). Otherwise the comparisons won’t work!
PS: Yes, I did just randomly post again. Woohoo!
It is indeed possible to spend a whole year without updating your blog. ;)
Well, with Delicious’ death approaching, I was forced to grab all the bookmarks I’ve been collecting in the past 5 years and make a run to another service.
According to some users, Evernote is like a ‘personal assistant’. Since I’ve been needing some assistance with keeping track of all the things going on at the moment, I decided to create an account with the service.
But importing my bookmarks was no easy task, seeing as the people behind Evernote decided to can their Delicious importer citing ‘technical difficulties’. Nevertheless, Father Google was able to point me in the right direction. If you’re on a Mac, check out the excellent Delicious Bookmark Importer for Evernote.
Bear in mind, though, that you’ll probably need a premium account (I did) if you want to import a lot of bookmarks since the script puts the entire link’s page into a note. Otherwise follow the comments on the script’s homepage for instructions on how to optimize it to create notes with only the bookmark’s URL.
Sounds like it’s going to be a fun movie to watch, except for:
Someone PLEASE make this a reality!
EDIT: It seems the Central Christian Church didn’t think it was funny. Damn these pundits.