Been pretty busy lately with my two full-time day jobs at Sourcefire. The good news is, if you are a Snort user, that I am working on a lot of things that will not only make our community better, but improve how Sourcefire interacts with that community and allow us to move forward in a more progressive manner.
Aside from Sourcefire/Snort stuff, the shop that is restoring my Mustang is almost done (should get it back this week, and when I do, I'll post pics), I'm working on the shops website too (as the old one needed some TLC). I got with the owner and we decided to redo the whole thing, so I am doing that in my spare time as well.
Thank you Squarespace!
Also working on another website that I tighten up a bit (aside from tightening up Snort.org a bit as well) for another company (Car alarm company) that I do a bit of consulting/marketing for. So, it feels like I am buried in html lately.
On top of all of that, my son is doing well, my daughter is awesome and my wife's Grandmother died this past week, so we are all dealing with that as well.
Busy Busy Busy. Stay tuned. I've got a few posts lined up for the pipeline for not only this blog but for another blog I am starting, so when that all comes together, stay tuned!
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Tuesday, November 30
Friday, July 2
Some new pictures of the Mustang
Went up to the shop that is restoring my car today and took a few photos. For all the photos, go here, but here are some I took today.
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Thursday, May 20
Sunday, February 7
A couple snow pictures
Lots of Snow over the past couple days. 2nd biggest snowfall ever for this area.
Wednesday, September 9
I bought something new...
Usually you read my blog for my long diatribes on Microsoft or something else that annoys me. OR Email, OR Apple, OR security
Today, bit different. This past weekend, I was driving down the street and I passed this guys house, now, this guy is one of those people that buys a car, fixes it up, and resells it for a modest profit, he does it mostly for fun, and really, not that INTENSE fixing car up kinda stuff, just get it running, or maybe just to sell it, as is, for a meager profit. So this guy always has some kind of car sitting out front.
The other day I drove past, he had a 66 Mustang, a Galaxie 500, another green mustang (67 I think), and this beauty.
I convinced my wife to stop and look at it, and after we saw it, saw the condition, we bought it. Not the original color, but it's a nice one. I am going to go pick it up tonight.
I bought something new...
Usually you read my blog for my long diatribes on Microsoft or something else that annoys me. OR Email, OR Apple, OR security
Today, bit different. This past weekend, I was driving down the street and I passed this guys house, now, this guy is one of those people that buys a car, fixes it up, and resells it for a modest profit, he does it mostly for fun, and really, not that INTENSE fixing car up kinda stuff, just get it running, or maybe just to sell it, as is, for a meager profit. So this guy always has some kind of car sitting out front.
The other day I drove past, he had a 66 Mustang, a Galaxie 500, another green mustang (67 I think), and this beauty.
I convinced my wife to stop and look at it, and after we saw it, saw the condition, we bought it. Not the original color, but it's a nice one. I am going to go pick it up tonight.
Tuesday, September 1
New Minimization technique in Snow Leopard
Something I didn't know was there, but again, it's one of those hidden new gems buried inside of Snow Leopard.
"Minimize windows into application icon" is found in the System Preferences under "Dock". After you click this, the next time you minimize a window, it will go into the dock icon, instead of making your Dock longer.
(This post is for my OS X users out there. Obviously.)
You know when you minimize an application to the Dock, the Dock places the minimized application over on the right hand side of the dock, next to your stacks and the trash?
Well, you don't have to do that anymore. This button:
"Minimize windows into application icon" is found in the System Preferences under "Dock". After you click this, the next time you minimize a window, it will go into the dock icon, instead of making your Dock longer. Plus this also fixes the annoying task of, after you minimized something the old way, you click on the Application icon expecting the minimized application on the right hand side of the Dock to maximize into the screen. Well, the system doesn't do that. Unless you have this button checked.
Check it out.
New Minimization technique in Snow Leopard
Something I didn't know was there, but again, it's one of those hidden new gems buried inside of Snow Leopard.
"Minimize windows into application icon" is found in the System Preferences under "Dock". After you click this, the next time you minimize a window, it will go into the dock icon, instead of making your Dock longer.
(This post is for my OS X users out there. Obviously.)
You know when you minimize an application to the Dock, the Dock places the minimized application over on the right hand side of the dock, next to your stacks and the trash?
Well, you don't have to do that anymore. This button:
"Minimize windows into application icon" is found in the System Preferences under "Dock". After you click this, the next time you minimize a window, it will go into the dock icon, instead of making your Dock longer. Plus this also fixes the annoying task of, after you minimized something the old way, you click on the Application icon expecting the minimized application on the right hand side of the Dock to maximize into the screen. Well, the system doesn't do that. Unless you have this button checked.
Check it out.
Sunday, October 26
Apple Store Photos
I moved my Gallery of Apple Store Photos to MobileMe. I travel to an Apple Store if I am in the city with one. Check out the gallery over there on the right, or click right here.
Thanks.
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Apple Store Photos
I moved my Gallery of Apple Store Photos to MobileMe. I travel to an Apple Store if I am in the city with one. Check out the gallery over there on the right, or click right here.
Thanks.
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