Subversion with Active Directory Authentication via Apache

Laura–skip this one.
I recently started using Subversion at work. It has been popular enough, that several other employees have found a need for it. So, I decided I’d better figure out Active Directory authentication so I don’t end up maintaining a separate set of passwords for everyone.  It took quite a bit of trial-and-error. Here’s [...]

It won’t let me…

As a geek, I often get to help others with computer problems. I try really hard to have a good attitude about it, but there are some phrases that I am tired of hearing. All of these phrases mean nothing. There must be more information you can provide.
“I can’t get into …”
Why can’t you? Are [...]

Fedora 7 – First Impression

Fedora 7 was officially released last week. I had a chance to install it on my main desktop machine at home over the weekend. I haven’t had a chance to dig in a lot, but so far it seems a lot like the last version.
The main difference I’ve seen so far is the presence of [...]

M$ Coffee table

I watched this video from popular mechanics today.
I’m surprised to see something interesting come from Redmond. The idea isn’t anything new, though. It all looks very similar to computers from the movie “The Island”.
If this technology makes it to market, I bet Apple will come out with a whiter, shinier version which will probably [...]