Slides for PICC ’11
I’m teaching Internal Documentation at PICC ’11 today, so I’ve attached my slides to this post.
I’m teaching Internal Documentation at PICC ’11 today, so I’ve attached my slides to this post.
For starters: I’m an Emacs mage (two more levels and I’m a wizard!) learning vi, and a Perl guru who mostly writes Python these days. That should tell you a lot about me right there. In my time as a member of LOPSA, I’ve served on the Tech Team and the Education Committee, which gave…
I’m teaching on LDAP at SCaLE U today, so I’ve uploaded my slides in advance.
By popular request, my OLFU slides: Spam Filtering with Open Source Tools Introduction to LDAP: Provisioning, Managing, Integrating Enjoy in moderation!
When I taught at SCaLE U back in February, I promised my students that I’d post my presentation notes on lopsa.org — a promise I forgot until reminded just recently (thanks, Brad!). So without further ado, I’ve attached PDFs of my slides. A lot has changed in the world of Fedora DS since these slides….
I heard a couple of jokes the other day: Q: What’s better than going to the Southern California Linux Expo, one of the top Linux events in the country? A: Attending classes I’m teaching at SCaLE U, a joint production of SCaLE and LOPSA. Q: What’s worse than my contrived jokes? A: Nothing. Just please…
This is the fourth and final installment in a four-part series covering my experiences at SA Days Phoenix; you can also read parts one, two, and three. Sorry this last installment is so late; Tuesday was a late night, and yesterday was a long flight. Anywho. Tuesday afternoon was a class on writing IT policies,…
This is the third part of a four-part series; the first two parts are here and here. This morning, I took a “broad-spectrum analysis” of communication for IT with Jesse Trucks, who deserves major kudos since he’s quite literally 25% of the instructors here. It was certainly broad-spectrum, but, luckily, Jesse guzzles coffee and talks…
This is the second of a four-part series; the first part is here. I officially hate my laptop; I had just typed a nice long blog entry, and the dodgy mouse whatsit decided that I meant “back” instead of “new tab,” so I get to retype it all. Blargh. Anyhow, this afternoon, after a free…
I’ve been asked by Hans to blog my experiences at Phoenix SysAdmin Days, so here’s the first installment. Watch for more as the days go on. I got in last night to warm, sunny Phoenix, a very welcome change from cold, windy Nebraska. Had a few “hydraulic sandwiches” with the other folks from #lopsa —…