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Sun Certified MySQL Associate
Posted by Michael on Saturday, Aug 15th, 2009 |
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After many months of studying, off and on, I finally completed the Sun MySQL Associate certification. Using the MySQL 5.0 Certification Study Guide, and the Candidate Guide, I found the exam to be not too difficult.
If you are planning on taking this exam, I would recommend having at least a year of MySQL database development and administration, and know some basic linux commands.
HuntingtonFreePress.com
Posted by Michael on Tuesday, May 19th, 2009 |
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HuntingtonFreePress.com is a new online newspaper serving the Huntington County area. Although it just went live May 12, 2009, it's full of local articles and amazing sports photos, and will certainly continue to grow in leaps and bounds.
The direction and content of the site is exciting and will be a great breath of fresh air for the local community, when it comes to local news. Be sure to check it out!
Model-T Maintenance
Posted by Michael on Wednesday, Mar 4th, 2009 |
Comments | misc |
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The following is an interesting postcard from June 29th, 1928.

Mount TimeCapsule Drive from Linux
Posted by Michael on Wednesday, Mar 4th, 2009 |
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After doing a little digging around, I found a great way to connect to an Apple Time Machine from nix...
mount.cifs //ip_of_timecapsule/drive_name/ /path_on_linux_server/data/ -o pass=timecapsule_password
In my case, I use the following command to attach to my TimeCapsule 'data' drive to a mount point named /media/data/ on my home linux server-
mount.cifs //192.168.1.1/data/ /media/data/ -o pass=mypassword
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