I've been using the same email address for more than 10 years now, so it would be putting it mildly to say that I get a lot of spam. Lately, I've noticed a trend, a set of emails that don't trigger the spam detection routines at all, but they're clearly unwanted and unsolicited. They look like this:

To: Tom Callaway
From: "Arnie Boigner" Subject ( Read more... )

I got this email, and was about to delete it, but it doesn't seem like the usual spam ( Read more... )

Dennis Gilmore and I traveled together to Milan, starting from Boston (Dennis was in Boston for Red Hat meetings). We flew from Boston to Madrid on Iberia, got in the exit row, which was nice, but it was the one at the beginning of the section, so, no underseat storage. I didn't sleep, because I have a lot of trouble sleeping on planes. When we got ( Read more... )

Normally when I say something like "Want to work for Red Hat", I have a specific position that I need to fill, but in this case, its a bit of an open book. Here's the ground rules ( Read more... )

* Generate a chromium-ffmpegsumo-13 package, easier than trying to backport changes from 14.
* Push irrlicht f15 & f16 update to stable
* Discuss cloud with Seth
* Kick Chromium repeatedly in the face
* libconfig 1.4.8 update for F16 and rawhide
* Chromium built (and for F16 even). Now, I just need to build it for all targets and test it.

* Start working on Chromium. Again ( Read more... )

* Improved my spam filtering in Thunderbird, saves me quite a bit of time ( Read more... )

* Only a hundred or so non-spam emails to read in INBOX ( Read more... )

I suppose this is a sort of a test. I'm going to keep a little log of everything I do during the day related to Fedora. We'll see how far I get ( Read more... )

Some quick updates ( Read more... )