The comments error that was occuring on this blog has been repaired, the fix was actually a pretty simple one. If you are using WordPress and you see the error:
WordPress database error: [Can’t open file: ‘[something].MYI’ (error: 144)]
the fix is quite simple. Against the MySQL database, either from the command line or in phpMyAdmin, just [...]

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Well, kind of. I am going to be writing a lot more with my current switch in positions, and usually I get feedback through the old forums from the public on what they want to see in a particular section or chapter, so I am going to fix all the errors on the current site, [...]

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I get asked this question a lot, I generally suspect it is because at first glance with SharePoint it takes a fair amount of resources to run a well-architected, organized, and maintained portal for an arbitrary organization, which I think is partially accurate. However, I don’t consider that is a fault of SharePoint as a [...]

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Hmm, something went haywire with the security policies on the main site, and I am not sure what it is. It keeps redirecting back to the homepage, which is weird because the only time I have seen this is when there isn’t a rule configured for the Apache rewrite (mod_rewrite) to use. It looks like [...]

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Within federal computing systems, it is commonplace (and regulated) that a standard image be used when creating new machines that are going to be put on either NIPRNet (unclassified) and SIPRNet (classified) systems. While this is all fine and good, there is/was little or no control over what the user did after receiving said image, [...]

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