Coredump

She’s spiffy and shiny. And she’s got a Core Duo and 1GB RAM. I love her already.

She runs Windows XP Media Center Edition (whatever that is), though. But in a while, I’ll be giving her the respect she deserves — nothing less than a Fedora Core 5 or Ubuntu Dapper will do for her.

She’s a Dell Inspiron E1505, by the way. Pics to follow.

Or thingie, whatever.

If you’re using a Jabber service, you can add me: im@iandexter.net.

That was quick!

I’ve transferred my blog from iandexter.tambay.org to iandexter.net. I’ve also added a simple redirection directive from tambay to here:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase /

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^iandexter\.tambay\.org$
RewriteRule (.*) http://iandexter.net/$1 [R=Permanent]

Next phase: migrate my wiki at iandexter.pbwiki.com to iandexter.net/wiki.

I’m currently moving my blog from iandexter.tambay.org to iandexter.net, a domain I recently registered with Web.com.ph.

The backup is taking a bit longer than I expected (probably because I have a slow connection), but once I’m done, I will just be redirecting traffic from here to the new domain.

I’d still be using Ramil’s hosting — he was very kind enough to let me share his Dreamhost hosting package. Cool guy, Ramil. Thanks, man! I owe you a round of brew when you drop by the neighborhood.

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