I hope I can keep this up. Right now I’m pretty motivated, we’ll see how it goes in a few months.

I did about 45 of the 80 minute DVD. My knee was starting to get a tiny twinge in it and my quads were pretty fatigued. Likely due to my lack of stretching before the workout. I could have finished but decided to live to fight another day.

I like this workout. It’s not too intense as its goal is increasing aerobic function, but I can tell it’ll help my legs too. Once I get disciplined to riding every day I can see this as a decent recovery or “Don’t feel like getting my butt kicked today” ride.

It’s been a while since my legs were jello after a ride. Felt good.

Excerpt:
The real problem is a php function called getmyuid() which “Gets PHP script owner’s UID”. Ok, so permissions and ownership may still be an issue for you, and you may not even have the right temp directory set up that file.php is looking for, but if everything else is correct, go edit wp-admin/includes/file.php and change the getmyuid() call to posix_getuid() instead. You can expect to have access to the functions, but to avoid any warnings or errors it checks if the functions are callable first, so you may as well change that one too. See below for the detailed change:

function get_filesystem_method($args = array()) {
$method = false;
if( function_exists(‘posix_getuid’) && function_exists(‘fileowner’) ){
$temp_file = wp_tempnam();
if ( posix_getuid() == fileowner($temp_file) )
$method = ‘direct’;

Some google work found that I need to delete the files contained in: /Library/Caches/

Another reboot and I was able to log in again. All is good.

New Jersey scraps idea to host Formula One race in 2012. An event that would bring in millions of revenue.
I guess they’d rather continue to be known as America’s armpit.

In doing so you need to change a boot setting so that nanoBSD will boot on a WRAP board.
Fire up your favorite FreeBSD box (Or boot the pfsense LiveCD like I did) and find the device mapped to your CF card.
Then run ‘boot0cfg -o nopacket /dev/‘ That should do it.

If you’re like me an built your shiny new pfSense 2.0 install on an ALIX board, you’ll need to change the ‘vr0/vr1′ interfaces to ‘sis0/sis1′ in the pfSense config file.
The config file is located in /dev/s3/conf/config.xml.

Have fun.

Canon’s CPS room at the Vancouver Olympics….