This is the third book in the Malazan world. The previous ones by Ian are Night of Knives and The Return of the Crimson Guard. Beware, this post will/may contain spoilers. I'm now roughly 41% through the book (reading it on my Kindle) and I must say that the …

Got this for ps3 from verkkokauppa.com when it was released (yay, shipping from Åland = no taxes = lots cheaper games). Great if you live in Finland :) Anyway, the game is pretty awesome (I haven't played it since NHL '94) but there are quite a lot of bugs that cause the …

Been reading a bit, is nice to get to read something other than fibre channel :) 1.) The Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison If you like Douglas Adams this should work for you too. It's quite old books (first one is from '61) but the language does not feel archaic …

Some things to remember: Follow the rules of the road, like, stay on the right side :) People tend to follow the rules and get confused if you start bicycling on the left side, there's also some streets where the bicycle part of the road is one-way (like Boulevardi). Don't bicycle …

Ever had to read a man page on a Solaris system? You'll see these SunOS 5.11 System Administration Commands on each page in the manpage, making it quite hard to read. To make it more readable you can run this: man $1|grep -v 'SunOS 5.11'|grep -v …

The free material does not go through the virtual fabrics and the exam objectives does not mention them specifically. Even so - it's probably a good idea to get some grip about it anyway as it is mentioned in the BCFP 8G material and there are questions concerning it in the …

From about 2/3 to the end: And as usual - there's lots of spoilers below. If you haven't read the book yet, I'd advise you not to read the below. Part1 Part2 Part3 There is actually quite a lot going on about the First Shore. The malazans found the kids …

Part 3 Review Part 2 Part 1 I think this book is easier to read than the previous ones. For some reason I kind of like all the thinking, pondering and analyzing that the characters do. They grow on you? I wonder if it's just the book or maybe the …

How often do you actually log on to your machine - hit sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade without reading what the changes are? I do it every time, unless it's a dist-upgrade we're talking about. So how do we get this going? The tool you're looking for is called cron-apt …

Read about 1/3 of the book now. Here is part 1. The Review There's a lot more 'Books' in this one compared to the other one. I'm already at the fourth one. This also means that there is a lot more jumping between sub-stories in this book than all …