Posts Tagged ‘freedom’

Segfault in Qemu


2009
02.23
Cautionary

Cautionary

Sorry to say, but after struggling with Qemu on Debian Etch, Debian Lenny, Ubuntu 8.04 and Ubuntu 8.10, the conclusion is: DONT!

The reason is not that it’s hard to set up or use, quite the contrary. The reason is that when using Qemu and VNC simultaneously, the kernel dies from time to time. Sometimes it’s the Qemu-image that segfaults, other times it’s the servers kernel that segfaults.

Sun have a far better – and more stable – alternative, use it.

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Freedom – at least for now


2009
01.26

Kazakhstan is slowly becoming a normal place to be, at least when it comes to human right. According to the press site of Jehovas Witnesses, a serious ban on Jehovas Witnesses have been lifted!

- Have waited a bit to write about it, there have been several incidents about religious trolls lurking in the Akimat in Almaty (the local government). The result is told at the link above: Be happy for having the medieval trolls controlled a bit.

By the way: There are medieval trolls lurking in the Norweian bureaucracy as well, for the time being most of them are in NAV (the combined office for aid of unemployed and disabled people) – and they are controlled just as well as the Kazakh trolls..


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