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<title>Phychic Reading?</title>
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<title>thatlinuxbox new logo and a comment on purple themes</title>
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<description>I have been spending time in the Gimp making graphics for my wife's web site, so I decided to make a logo for my blog.  It is not fancy, just a retro tech font with a transparent background.  Here's what it should look like in the header bar for thatlinuxbox.com:&lt;br /&gt;
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I like the way the new logo text looks against the purple background.&lt;br /&gt;
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Apparently so do the Ubuntu folks.  It looks like the next Ubuntu (Lucid Lynx 10.04) will also use a purple theme.  I am certain that the Ubuntu fo...</description>
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<title>irssi + dtach + Droid + ConnectBot to stay connected in IRC</title>
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<description>&lt;p&gt;My favorite IRC&amp;nbsp;client is &amp;quot;irssi&amp;quot; because it only requires a shell / terminal window to run.&amp;nbsp; I can leave it running on a reliable machine and logged into the IRC&amp;nbsp;network for long periods of time. Staying logged into IRC allows me to catch up on recent activity in my favorite channels whether I&amp;nbsp;am at home, at work, or on my Droid.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Many people use &amp;quot;screen&amp;quot; to detach from their remote SSH login sessions and re-attach from a different computer.&amp;nbsp; I found that screen has some quirks with irssi and tons of features that I&amp;nbsp;do not use.&amp;nbs...</description>
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<title>Server Racks after the Cleanup</title>
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<description>In a previous story, I showed &lt;a href=&quot;http://thatlinuxbox.com/blog/article.php/20091104231422578&quot;&gt;What NOT to do in your server room&lt;/a&gt;.  Over the past year I have been able to improve that server room a little bit.  In addition to a general rack cleanup effort, I installed a whole new rack with square holes and plenty of cable management.  The following pictures show the results.&lt;br /&gt;
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<title>Serial Console Settings for IBM pSeries RS/6000</title>
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<description>I like to document things that seem to be harder to find on the Internet than expected.  One such piece of information I needed the other day was the connection information for a serial console connection to an IBM pSeries server.&lt;br /&gt;
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Step 1:  Dig around in your server room storage bins until you are lucky enough to find a cable labeled &amp;quot;pSeries Serial&amp;quot; like this:&lt;br /&gt;
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This special console cable plugs into the front of the server.  I used a DB-9 serial cable of some variety t...</description>
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