Welcome back to Drupal. I've moved my site back on to the Drupal 8 platform.
So, I started with plain old HTML way back on GeoCities. Used Wordpress for a blog, then Drupal 7, Hugo, and now I'm on Drupal 8.
The latest change is for a couple reasons. First, I didn't post enough to get used to Hugo. Second, I have plans that really need a full CMS. Not just a static site generator. Here's to new beginnings!
If you use FirewallD to manage your firewall rules, and you include a `forward-port` tag in your zone file that is missing the `to-port` or `to-addr` parameters, Docker will refuse to start.
For example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<zone target="DROP">
<description>public zone.</description>
<service name="ssh" />
<forward-port port="51820" protocol="udp" />
</zone>
Will cause this output when you try to start Docker:
It's been a while since I've posted anything. Not a lot to say about myself right now, but I have updated this site.
First, we have a new logo! That is a lot nicer than the old one. It pays to actually pay someone with design skills. :)
Second, I've added a Photography page to replace the link to my SmugMug gallery. I plan on updating the featured photo and gallery every once in a while. So keep you eye on it.
Every year WORLD Magazine awards several ministries their Hope Award. The overall winner gets $15K, each regional winner gets $2K. But, more importantly, each story demonstrates the amazing work God can do. Seriously, each of the stories hits right in the heart.
WORLD does have a paywall, but you can view several stories for free. And these are definitely worth the time.
Over the years, one of my biggest frustrations when working with Open Source projects, has been learning how to communicate (get help, suggest features, etc.) in each different community.
Every community has a different style of communication. Some simply use GitHub issues for everything. Others have multiple mailing lists, discussion forums, and IRC channels.
Quite often, I've posted a question and been told I posted it in the wrong location. Usually politely, but it always has a negative effect on my interactions with that community.
This transcription of a talk by Marvin Olasky is well worth the read. It's a succinct summary of how Compassionate Conservatism died. He also talks about how things changed in the Bush administration, that I think explain why many people don't really seem to understand what Compassionate Conservatism is. Compassionate Conservatism is about charity performed by individuals. Not charity centralized in the Government. >
I read this World Magazine article today:
Starting from zero - Iraq’s Nineveh churches are retaking their towns from years of ISIS control, without guarantees of money, safety, or a future
It was a chilly day to be on a walk. The sky was greying, dark clouds were on the horizon, and the wind was blowing through the brown grass in fits and starts. Still though, there was something about the lonely trail made by tires crushing the grass that just made it worth it. Maybe it was the evidence of other humans? Or that the tracks had a destination? In any case, it was still a chilly day to be on a walk.
David was trapped. Definitely trapped. There was no way he could get to work today. For, low and behold, a cat was on his lap. Tipper was the name. A medium sized brown, gray, and black tabby, she had started life on the streets. Somehow she had wormed her way into a family, but then that family was forced to give her away by evil landlords who forbade pets on their propriety. But, then she met David. And the rest, as they say, was history. As was David's paycheck...
Today I found out that Amazon's unlimited cloud drive storage plan for Prime members is going away. I found out via Hacker News, judging from the comments there, a lot of people were abusing the heck out of the plan. Unfortunately, Amazon has chosen to implement pricyer plans than they really should. I have a relatively small amount of data to back up, but it will still cost me about 3 times as much as it did before. Say goodbye to a budget...
