Linux, musical road-dogging, and daily life by Paul W. Frields
 
Author: <span>Paul Frields</span>

Today Evie is going with Grandma and Grandpa to see her first movie (Brother Bear). I wish we could take her but with the new baby, it’s a little more problematic than it would have been a few months ago. We think Evie’s at the point where she can sit …

Obviously things have been very busy here lately (see last entry), so this should have gone up earlier. I will be playing with Leah Morgan tonight at Common Grounds in Arlington. My wife is the ideal spouse for a musician (namely me), since she was OK with my doing the …

I’ve been amazed and gratified to see that, regardless of the comments of a few very immature (and obviously ignorant) naysayers, Fedora Core appears to be as popular, if not more so, than Red Hat Linux ever was. Clue: the servers are as jammed during major updates as they ever …

A: An uptime of 72 days on a rickety old PPro 200MHz, up until reboot today to install security-updated kernel package for Red Hat Linux 9. Q: What is the definition of geek beauty?

Hey, by the way, there’s a new picture of the forthcoming evil spawn available. (You can also click the “Frields 2.1” link on the left.)

Ever lectured at a symposium or other large gathering? Then you’re familiar with this feeling.

Now that’s a President you can believe in. The first Presidential visit to Iraq, and it’s to sacrifice his own holiday time with family and friends, and risk life and limb, to support our brave troops overseas. One of the first rules of leadership is that you don’t ask anyone …

You have got to be kidding. I suppose I’ll give thanks today that I don’t live in California.