Is your garage internet enabled?

Real noisy fucker. So loud, that if it’s in the garage but the back door is open, I still hear it.

Being used for drizzle dev on Solaris… although a switch to OpenSolaris or Linux is likely imminent. Straight Solaris 10 is just too annoying.

10 Responses to “Is your garage internet enabled?”

  1. Nick W Says:

    Hey now.. why is Solaris 10 too annoying? :-)

    I quite like it, I’ve always used solaris before I moved to mac, so I’d be very interested in hearing about your problems with solaris. (Hey, why didn’t we discuss this in Charlottesville?)

  2. MacPlusG3 Says:

    let’s see… $PATH, /opt, /opt/csw, old packages, not gnu ls (no –color!), not gnu grep (no -r!), about 15 places you have to change the ip address, old (buggy) automake, etc etc

  3. Eric Bergen Says:

    I wish I had a garage to internet enable.

  4. Matt Bottrell Says:

    Does this count Stewart?

    It’s my new house I move into in 10 days. :)

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/mpbottrell/2843357838/in/set-72157607265937349/

  5. MacPlusG3 Says:

    umm.. yeah, that counts. like a billion times more than mine

  6. Kolbe Says:

    Well, my garage is attached to my house, so getting some cable in there would be easy (but pointless). I made sure my mom and her husband buried some Cat5 between their house, his woodshop, and her craft shop (we omitted the chicken house, tragically precluding a chicken webcam). That all, however, pales in comparison to the coffee-can wireless antennas connecting my dad’s shop to his house, sharing his satellite Internet connection. :)

    Wi-Fi in the middle of the woods… tragic in some ways, but certainly nice when you have a job that lets you “Work From Anywhere”.

  7. Frank Rizzo Says:

    Silly question, but what does this have to do with MySQL. Why did this appear in planet mysql ?

  8. Matt Bottrell Says:

    Drizzle is a fork of MySQL. That should explain it.

  9. MacPlusG3 Says:

    no idea… maybe because it’s tagged with ‘drizzle’ and ’sun’

  10. Brian Moon Says:

    Yes, it is. http://www.flickr.com/photos/brianlmoon/tags/router/

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