A quick rundown on these contents (Top left working clockwise).

1. Odd keychain, Tahoe key and fob, motorcycle key (detachable), Leatherman squirt s4, micro-mag with LED conversion kit.  Usually in left pocket if in use, otherwise jacket or pack.
2. Iphone earbuds (phone is busy taking the picture).
3. Regular keychain. Car key and fob, micro-led light, cabinet and trigger lock keys, house key, safe key, pill vial (waterproof storage).
4. North American Arms Magnum Mini revolver, magnum JHP rounds.  LR chamber located ‘elsewhere’
5. Boker sub-compact folding, lockblade knife
6. Access Card for work
7. Cree LED tac-light
8. chapstick
9. Wallet

With my change in employment, I have to move my server, and I really want to move a lot of it off the physical hardware.  Well I have a lot moved, but the family and lug-nut sites aren’t yet.  I’m awaiting some different hardware still, so tomorrow I have to take this box down, and migrate it home for a while, before I can set up my replacement box.

Not that it matters too much, I mean how often have I posted this year   Oh, it’s my *other* services that matter to me.

My largest problem was that I didn’t want any single location to be the absolute truth in terms of knowledge, especially when it came to choosing where to edit.  As an example, I dont’ have to have to go to google calendar to edit, just because my iCal can only *read* from there, or vice-versa.  So enter GCALDaemon, a Java (I know) app which can run on linux, mac, and more and allow bi-directional work between my gcal, and ical, kontact, and more.  It works quite well, except the direction don’t apply for the current Leopard release of OSX.  The main difference is in the location of where iCal stores its information, which is now in:

~/Library/Calendars/<Unique-id>.calendar/Events/*.ics

Which just happens to be the data you need for the config file, instead of the location they originally suggest.  Also of concern was that by default, my google apps calendar wouldnt’ give me a “private” link, but I just had to munge the url of the public ics file with a s/public/private/ and it worked.  I now have my google calendars syncing bi-directionally with my laptop and desktop.

I haven’t tried yet, but it also has a tool for getting an LDAP access to your google contacts, which will be nice.

If for some reason you are reading this and don’t know what I do, or what I’m good at, wow, I’m surprised but here goes a little.

I’m a very experienced Perl programmer,with previous experience in the usuals (C, C++), but those are pretty outdated in terms of experience.  The larger part of my experience and background is in dealing with Billing and Finance applications, and large scale replicating site/cms tools.  I’m a core developer on the Freeside billing system,  and heavily involved with the local Open Source community.  Go ahead, check out the resume – http://halls.lug-nut.com/jayce/resume.html

Phil801 had been discussing shooting to blow off some stress, and I mentioned that it sounded time to have another geeks-n-guns event.  He found the name amusing, and the site is born.  Go check in if you are a geek with and interest in things that go boom!

Make sure to thank the sponsors, and maybe they’ll buy for us again!  If you did enjoy it and would like to do it again, also let us at UTOS know, so we can plan more activities for the groups in Utah.  Also thanks to the non-geek Team DesertEdge members for helping out with team balance, and keeping the games moving

Use it as a scorecard, where did you wind up?  I do like that it is updated to include concepts such as backing up your drive.

• keyboard shortcuts (n,p,j,k)
• sorting (add order:date-forward or order:date-backward to query)
• negation (-extension:ppt)
• header filters(subject: extension: list: type:)