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  • skippy.net/about

    skippy dot net

    skippy dot net About Hi! I'm Scott Merrill.About Me: I live in lovely Columbus, Ohio. I graduated from The Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. I've been called skippy since college. I enjoy zymurgy. I am a Gemini. I have seen The Rocky Horror Picture Show in the theater over three hundred times. I once played the part of Rocky. I have traveled to 20 countries in the world. I want to travel to many more. I am an advocate for Free Software. I like Ubuntu GNU/Linux. I

  • arved.priv.at/weblog

    arved's weblog

    arved's weblog Modifying Keyboard layouts on Ubuntu By arved on April 13, 2011 9:03 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0) 1. Modify the layouts in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols 2. Delete xkm files in /var/lib/xkb/* 3. Call setxkbmap All the tutorials on the internet don't mention the xkm files, so it took me some time time to find out, why my changes were not applied. jboss5 + seam on FreeBSD By arved on November 12, 2010 5:49 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0) Install jboss

  • davewsmith.com/blog

    Dave W. Smith ? This could all be a lot simpler

    Dave W. Smith This could all be a lot simpler. Posted 2 April 2011 @ 12pm Tagged Technical Stuff USB ehci_hcd woes Posting to help the next person who runs into this problem and Googles for help. I noticed that several log files in /var/log/ on my T400 running Ubuntu 10.04 were filling up with stuff like ... kernel: ... usb 2-4: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 17 ... kernel: ... usb 2-4: device descriptor read/all, error -71 ... kernel: ... hub 2-0:1.0: unable to enumerate

  • theputnams.net/mike

    Mike Putnam

    Mike Putnam Mailing lists I keep current with? Wednesday, 24 August 2011 Image courtesy of Wikimedia and Evan-Amos Over time, mailing lists, RSS feeds, web apps, news sites, etc. come and go. Currently, my active mailing list reads are thus: Distributed Hacker/Maker Network: A fledgling hacker/maker group currently centered in Appleton, WI NEWLUG/FDLLUG/MADLUG/Ubuntu Wisconsin/MLUG: Linux User Groups in Wisconsin. Filed under ?wisconsinlinux

  • teeparham.posterous.com/my-twitter-policy

    My Twitter Policy - Tee Parham's posterous

    Tee Parham's posterous Edit Delete Tags Autopost 7 Mar 2009 My Twitter Policy Since you can use twitter in a million different ways, here's my twitter policy: I generally write 0-6 tweets per day. I give context for any links I post. I focus on the following topics: Software development (rails, ruby, mysql, mac, ubuntu, web design) Technology (startups, project management) Productivity enhancing tools (web tools, networking apps) Current events (politics, music, weather) Where I live (Boulder