Rantings by Nick Buraglio

Weekly Twitter posts by Nick Buraglio

by Nick Buraglio on Feb.07, 2010, under Tweets

  • Up super early to tweak some routing. Need coffee. #
  • @trombonekenny you lack experience and vision re: v6 in reply to trombonekenny #
  • @ancker010 @trombonekenny We should probably just move back to classful addressing. #ipv6 #turedandgrumpy #
  • @trombonekenny We should champion it. We can usher in an era of 128bit addressing. =) And all will rejoice because it is good. Amen. #ipv6 in reply to trombonekenny #
  • I’m delirious with tiredness. Probably going to have to skip hitting the mats at the gym tonight :-( #
  • @Techno_Cat @trombonekenny. Good info for folks that don’t have PI oe PA space. #
  • Birthday winding down. Wrecked, sick kid -2. Day off, Flip camera, taxes done, cookies and New Belgium Ranger IPA +4. Overall a good 35th #
  • Wrecked car, sick kid = -2. Day off, Flip camera, taxes done, cookies and New Belgium Ranger IPA = +5. Overall, a good 35th birthday. #
  • @radishspirit @Schlafly makes some goooooooood brew. I needto get back down there. #
  • @VonWelch yeah. R slid and hit a curb damaging the new forrester but she was ok so it’s no big deal. in reply to VonWelch #
  • Thanks for the birthday wishes yesterday! #
  • I find it interesting that turbotax is advertising mint.com and not quicken online after taxes are finished. #
  • @jwrage yikes in reply to jwrage #
  • Ahh hello stomach flu. I was wondering when you’d hit me since you visited the rest of the family already. #

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Weekly Twitter posts by Nick Buraglio

by Nick Buraglio on Jan.31, 2010, under Tweets

  • @jlivingood I absolutely would test IPv6. I’ve been using it 4 years via a tunnel at home and natively at work. It needs to be everywhere in reply to jlivingood #
  • @jlivingoodand re: IPv6, I could name 10 other highly technical ppl throughout the US that would actually use it and give *useful* feedback. #
  • Taxes are boring. #
  • @Jokerjitsu I think you can get that in Indiana too….that pesky midwest region. in reply to Jokerjitsu #
  • @jlivingood I’m ready. I’m tired of tunneling v6 to get to work stuff. I sent you mail re: v6 transit via comcast site as well. in reply to jlivingood #
  • Dark horse blueberry stout and chocate ice cream was not on my diet/workout plan….still totally worth it. #
  • Heading back from replacing an optic in our adva gear in chi. Had some lunch with @jdugan #
  • Holy CRAP!! @comcast is offering an IPv6 beta service! http://www.comcast6.net #win SIGN ME UP! #
  • @corbinsiddall Seriously. I feel like it’s 2003 all over again (re: IPv6). Hopefully I’ll get on the trial early so I can drop my old tunnel in reply to corbinsiddall #
  • @jlivingood already done!! Thanks!! in reply to jlivingood #
  • I HAVE to watch smokey and the bandit whenever it’s on. It reminds me of being a kid. It’s also a great movie. East bound and down, baby. #
  • @FlipTheBit oddly enough, I actually do. Very uncommon for me to have any American lager in the house but very apropriate in this case. in reply to FlipTheBit #
  • @queritor join the club. in reply to queritor #
  • My switcheasy capsule rebel iPhone case has pretty much fallen apart after almost 2 years of use. I’ll be sans case from now on I guess. #
  • Ive had a case on an iPhone so long I forgot how thin and elegant they really are. I may leave this iPhone “naked” and hope I don’t break it #
  • @ancker010 so far I’m one day safe. I had my original iPhone naked forever and it was fine. We’ll see. in reply to ancker010 #
  • Good coffee and Bill and Ted on tv. Bill and Ted reminds me of high school. #
  • @RadishSpirit you know it. in reply to RadishSpirit #
  • AT&T-friendly Nexus One passes through the FCC
    http://is.gd/7mglz #
  • I think it may be time for me to look at QEMU again. #
  • Another todo list item is to get the rest of the parts for 10gal homebrew boil and all grain. Between my cousin and I we are 90% there. #
  • @RadishSpirit I’ll be working on that project sooner than I think too. in reply to RadishSpirit #
  • Late lunch at Milo’s in Urbana….always amazing. #
  • I’m not sure if I dig this new mirrored screen protector I put on my iPhone. #
  • @Vap0rz agreed. in reply to Vap0rz #
  • RT @VonWelch: Abode Air fails to update itself again. Hard to recall something as unreliable. –windows? #
  • Mac OS X 10.3 installed on Nokia N900 via PearPC, barely usable for impatient geeks
    http://is.gd/7s2qx –filed under cool but useless #

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Weekly Twitter posts by Nick Buraglio

by Nick Buraglio on Jan.24, 2010, under Tweets

  • RT @corbinsiddall: Can anyone point me to a non-Christian organization that is helping in Haiti? –Doctors w/o Borders #
  • RT @corbinsiddall: I’m just curious. Can anyone point me to a non-Christian organization that is helping in Haiti? –Tzu Chi (Buddhist) #
  • @queritor I use it for sec analysis as well as network baselining and to find heavy network users in reply to queritor #
  • Home with the sore throat going through my house. Reading about QoS on a new device is making me tired. #
  • Apple iPhone OS 4.0 features detailed! Also, Apple calling tablet the iTablet?
    http://is.gd/6DpPW #
  • @joshmeans no, that’s the year your body starts to fall apart. in reply to joshmeans #
  • Blah. I’m sick of this sore throat. #
  • Finally?!?! Rumor: Real Multitasking for iPhone Coming with OS 4.0

    http://is.gd/6Fk1T #

  • @sullrich I’d be really curious on your opinion of that nexus one. in reply to sullrich #
  • Back from Clinton. No matter how long I’ve not lived there it still feels like home. #
  • @ancker010 Thats because poopston is a butthole in comparison. I mean look who came from there! You? @icepick74 ’nuff said. =) in reply to ancker010 #
  • Nice! Limelight networks is embracing ipv6. My fav. quote from that: “OSPFv3, no…wait ISIS”. I guess I should pay attention to NANOG again #
  • @ancker010 clive owen is cool but julia roberts just looks like a horse. that said, I’d like to see it. in reply to ancker010 #
  • RT @weeklyroast: http://twitpic.com/zdda2 - Large french press of our El Salvador Matalapa coffee… malt sweetness, balanced, syrupy body. #
  • RT @ancker010: Got my @weeklyroast shipment! Can’t wait! –you should bring that to work so I can have some :-) #
  • @decks24 no, just the expensive school. in reply to decks24 #
  • Blah, restoring my iPhone. I think I’m done with jailbreaking for a while (again). Every time the iPhone ends up in slow, unusable state. #
  • @merlyn I don’t run mine 24×7 but it’s close. Mine seems to be running fine after 1.5 years of doing so. it’s been my MO since orig Tibook. in reply to merlyn #
  • I wish @comcast offered an alpha or beta of native IPv6 transit. I’d happily sign up. Hell, I’d even apply 4 it, pretty sure I’m qualified #
  • Android on your nokia n900? Already been done: http://is.gd/6XqnD #

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Making mead. A simple process.

by Nick Buraglio on Jan.03, 2010, under Beer, Recipe

I’ve been making mead as long as I’ve been making beer, and frankly, mead is much easier. I’m not a big wine drinker or really even a fan of wine, but mead is so easy to make and it turns out well with minimal work so I make it a few times a year. Here is a quick and dirty howto on making simple, traditional mead that I threw together a few nights ago:

Mead is a good choice for those wanting to start with zymology, as it takes few ingredients and can be done on a budget. Mead is simple. Many folks, like in brewing, have a lot to say about checking this and that, boiling the must, etc.
I choose to go very basic, start with a base mead and then add fruit later.
If you’re interested in making mead and want some quick mead recipes or just general information, check out gotmead.com, they have links and a wealth of information on the subject.

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It’s been a while….

by Nick Buraglio on Dec.13, 2009, under Random, Tech

I’ve not updated in quite some time. The main reason being that I’m too busy/lazy to recompile php and need xml support to use mobile apps to compose and post….the second reason being that I’ve been using twitter a lot. You can follow my [using random] rantings and thoughts here if you’re interested. If not, I should be updating this from time to time as well with more [hopefully] well thought out, in depth stuff. Until that next post, here are some twitter stats:

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iPhone? Android? Pre?

by Nick Buraglio on Nov.20, 2009, under Cellular, Tech, iPhone

I’m frustrated. I really love my iphone. I’ve had one since the beginning, but I am feeling a bit of device envy for some of those “other” phones out there. I really like that I am basically carrying a unix box around in my pocket, and that I can install apps and sync calendars and contact and get email…..and that it all works seamlessly from my mac.
Many of those things are actually pretty straightforward and widely available…..if you have a PC. Now, RIM has released the new mac Blackberry app, and it works pretty well…it’s like 2002 for mac users with blackberries!
This is the niche that the iPhone filled.
Unfortunately, all of the politics and apple-ness has also come with that nice package. They want to control the user experience, and for the most part they do a fantastic job of it. I’ve always been a big apple fan, even when their OS sucked (and how; remember OS7?), but I’m also a control freak. I want to be able to tweak….without violating some arbitrary user agreement.
I want to be able to run the apps that I want to run, not what some carrier or some hardware company wants me to run. So, to that end, I will be considering all other devices that can perform similarly when the time is here to upgrade.

Lets go over a few things.

Here are the things that I am looking for:

Media support of mp3, video, audiobook
Full mac support for adding media (music, video, audiobooks)
Support for secure syncing of contacts (via either mac or OTA)
Support for secure syncing calendar OTA.
Secure email support of more than 2 accounts (activesync or imap).
Ability to install all available apps [easily, without a hack].
Unix based operating system
802.11g wifi
3g cellular support
>=2.0mp camera
ability to lock screen with code
video recording capability

Extra points for:
Supporting my existing provider (AT&T)
expandable memory
user replaceable battery
*not* having to jailbreak or hack device to unsupported state to accomplish all requirements

So far the contenders are:
Nokia n900
Motorola Droid
Palm pre
LG eve(?)
SE Xperia X10(?)

Does anyone else have any suggestions?

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My son is a marketing front page.

by Nick Buraglio on Sep.02, 2009, under Family

Luke is featured on the front page of the Woods photography studio web page!

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WCIA news interview

by Nick Buraglio on Jun.26, 2009, under Entertainment, Tech, iPhone

I got interviewed for the WCIA channel 3 news for a cell phone tracking/hacking follow up story. They cut out a lot of the interview for other content, but I still had a few comments.

WCIA news interview

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“Mother Lover”: Another classic SNL digital short.

by Nick Buraglio on May.18, 2009, under Entertainment, Humor

I’m a big fan of the commercial and digital skits on SNL, especially if they’re a bit on the “too far” side. This one is no exception, Mother Lover.

And just got good measure, a bad copy of the “Mercury Mistress”.

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