Comparing our Geekhoods... WAS GREAT NEWS ! Microsoft's IE now most securebrowser, says Microsoft - LOL...

Are we comparing the sizes of our geekhoods? <G>

There are three computers on my desk: a WinXP laptop that I use for
Browser testing, file transfer, and network monitoring.  A desktop
running Gentoo Linux - my main workstation - running 6 desktops (right
now four of them are busy).  An Acer Tablet PC running XP Tablet Edition
for our current mobile development project: I'm actually doing all the
dev for it right on the tablet, pretty cool.

I run Firebird 0.6.1 (soon to be FireFox .8) for the browser and Ximina
Evolution for e-mail.  All of our servers are Linux servers accept for
one red-headed Winblows step child we have because of one stupid
vendor's application.  Something like 17 websites running through
Apache, a bunch pf PHP and MySQL development, PostgreSQL, Java Perl,
XML, and more.  All in all, even though I don't do any of this stuff
from my house (I'm so jealous Ken!), I am secure in my geekhood...

:-)

Joel
http://www.rpgnext.com

On Thu, 2004-02-12 at 21:20, Ken Sims wrote:
> Hi Buck -
> 
> > >No, I hadn't heard.  I'm using Firebird 0.7.
> >
> >What?  Not running the nightly builds?  What kind of techno-geek are you, 
> >anyway!  :-)
> 
> You asked <G>, so ... I'm a techno-geek who has been busy building and 
> setting up my own in-house (well, in-apartment if you want to be picky) 
> server to host my website and email.  The website went on-line 
> two-and-a-half weeks ago; the email this past weekend.
> 
> The server is running GNU/Linux Red Hat 9 like my firewall/router.  Apache 
> 2 for the website.  Postfix for the email.
> 
> Ken
> 
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