She thinks “her boobs” are the most feminine thing about her.

She’s my celebrity-crush… (pun intended).

I’m in a fight with, in my opinion, Australia’s greatest MMA fighter.

Sure, it’s on Facebook, but I’m still winning :)

I saw you driving down Leach Hwy. last night at 7:20PM, talking on your mobile phone. You were doing that stupid thing where people have their handset on speakerphone and hold it in 6 inches front of their face. You were holding it with your right hand.

… and you had your left arm in a sling.

Yes, I saw you, driving down Leach Hwy., talking on your mobile, without any hands on the steering wheel.

Did you know you can simply cast an object as an array and PHP will convert it for you? Handy.

For work I needed to access a client’s network remotely. I had their VPN details so I could connect fine, but they’re using the 192.168.0.x range on their internal network meant I couldn’t route traffic (I had the same range in use on my home network).

I had to change all of my configurations to use 192.168.10.x and it was a bit of a hassle. I changed it on the router fine and the laptop picks its details up via DHCP. I changed our Ubuntu server too but the SunRay server software runs on top of Ubuntu as a bit of a hack, so it meant I had to trawl through the configuration files to make it work again.

I’d expect that many home networks use 192.168.0.x range. It would have been so much easier if the IT people had used a different range.

Right now I’ve got the VPN open with a VNC session running, connected to the client’s machine. I’m downloading the Ubuntu install ISO so I can finish my work. Atleast I was able to fix the problem and it hasn’t slowed me down too much.