The GNOME gconf default backend (tons of XML files) sucks... at least over NFS. Stupid locking. Always quasi-breaking. At least be robust, damnit... check to see if things are actually running still before just dying. I want a MySQL backend. It looks relatively painless, but hell if I have time. I told
Working on a new friends page algorithm for LJ using new data structures that'd allow for persistent, bookmarkable friends page URLs. Initial tests show promise, so right now I'm converting a real table from LJ into the new format for local testing.
My development server here, while quiet, has really slow I/O. (IDE RAID1 with non-special disks and non-special controller... but at least the two disks on are different channels.) Anyway, thinking about taking one of the old LJ Dell Poweredge machines and making that a dev server. Except they sound like jet engines. I could put one in the garage, but then it'd get too hot in there in a couple months. *shrug*
Rearranged my computer setup in the living room. Can use the computer from the leather recliner, using the keyword with integrated mouse touchpad. When
Inbox down from 120 to 69.
Upgraded from Pine 4.44 to 4.53. New feature in 4.50: Threading! In any number of ways, one of which is "mutt-like". Very cool. Now, if only somebody would clean up this bug requested originally by
Inbox is overflowing with important things to work on, but I'm still bored.