by Keiron | Dec 11, 2014 | Linux
Today I needed to find a bunch of files that hadn’t been touched in a while and had a very specific extension on one of our servers. A bit of googling and I came up with this, use this to check which files would be removed: find . -mtime +365 -type f -name...
by Keiron | Dec 6, 2013 | Software
I say the easy way, is there any such thing where computers are concerned? Murphy’s Law generally applies! However I have found something that does make it easier… I recently had to wipe and reinstall my wife’s laptop, but this works equally well...
by Keiron | May 16, 2012 | Software
I had a strange one today, I haven’t loaded iTunes for a while (my iPod holds most of the stuff I want to listen to), but my son needs some party music for his first birthday. So I loaded iTunes and the shorcut referenced a location that no longer exists?! A...
by Keiron | Mar 11, 2010 | Linux, Mobile Phones
Two posts on the same day and both techie – don’t be put off, normal ranty service may well be resumed soon… I’ve used my Windows Mobile in the past as a tethered modem for my eee pc when out and about without WiFi, it’s not always been...
by Keiron | Sep 1, 2009 | Wordpress
If you can see this, all has gone well – if you can’t I’m probably talking to myself (nothing unusual there!!). My current permalink structure has not sat well with me for the last year or so, it’s kind of thrown together and doesn’t look...
by Keiron | Jul 11, 2009 | Wordpress
I normally login to my admin site to find “Spam: 3,472†comments (or some such other high and random number!!). Confession time. I broke my blog last week whilst doing an upgrade (trying to auto-upgrade post suPHP being activated may have been a mistake) and...
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