A List of Amazon S3 Backup Tools (by Jeremy Zawodny)
In an effort to replace my home backup server with Amazon's S3, I've been collecting a list of Amazon S3 compatible backup tools to look at. Here's what I've discovered, followed by my requirements. The List I've evaluated exactly zero of these so far. That's next. s3sync.rb is written in Ruby as a sort of rsync clone to replace the perl script s3sync which is now abandonware. Given that I already
Should I Learn Python or Ruby next? (by Jeremy Zawodny)
I've been programming (when I do program) mainly in Perl for the last 10 years or so. But I've been itching to learn a new language for a while now, and the two near the top of the list are Ruby and Python. I figure that Ruby would be easy to learn because of its similarity to Perl (I'm told). But I also figure that Python would be easy to learn because of its simplicity. And when it comes to webb
Resizable Textarea Extension for Firefox 1.5 (by Jeremy Zawodny)
The Resizable Textarea extension for Firefox has been incredibly useful for blogs and on-line forms (as well as forums). But ever since upgrading to Firefox 1.5, I've been sad. Version 0.1a of the extension wasn't packaged to work in Firefox 1.5. Today I got sick of that and decided to fix it. For some reason, I'm not allowed to post a reply on the original site. So here I present to you the Resiz
Revisiting FreeBSD vs. Linux for MySQL (by Jeremy Zawodny)
Last September, I wrote entry that became quite popular. In FreeBSD or Linux for your MySQL Server? I detailed some of the reasons that led me to recommend Linux over FreeBSD for MySQL servers at Yahoo. You may have also noticed my Solved: MySQL, FreeBSD, and LinuxThreads post back in October. Many people have e-mailed me recently to ask if the old posting is still accurate. A lot has changed sinc
FreeBSD or Linux for your MySQL Server? (by Jeremy Zawodny)
[UPDATE: There's important new information in this article.] This is an issue that comes up all the time at work. It is an issue for roughly four reasons: Yahoo is a FreeBSD shop Someone has heard that MySQL runs better on Linux Someone knows that we run some of our servers on Linux rather than FreeBSD, and Yahoo is a FreeBSD shop (see #1), so they start to infer #2. Most of the MySQL development
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MySQL, Linux, FreeBSD, and Swap Space (by Jeremy Zawodny)