I survived my second full week at the new job. Actually built something too. Well, two other guys did the majority of the work but I was able clean it up and get it saving info. Even wrote a couple of Handlebars scripts. There are so many buzz words at this job that I will be able to put on my resume soon. Not that I hope to have to look for a job soon. I hope to stay here and learn a lot more. Plus I can't stand the ring tone on my phone. Always reminds me of having recruiters call for interviews that don't get me a job. I have changed it but I hear other people around me still using it and it gives me flash backs.

The DOH! Network Team Fortress 2 and Minecraft Pocket Edition servers are up and running. I believe you need to be connected to the DOH! Network Wi-Fi to play Minecraft but Team Fortress 2 can be donwloaded for Windows, Mac and Linux at no charge and you can join the server. I just realized I lost the Unreal Tournament 2004 and Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory servers. They are on the old server that won't boot up at the moment. Will have to set those up from scratch along with a Desert Combat server when I have some free time.

I'm in to the second week of the new job. Lots of things to learn. Keywords that will look good on a resume but I hope to not have to look for a new job for a long time as this new job is doing interesting stuff with javascript and the company was voted one of the best places in L.A. to work. I should probably learn to play ping pong though.

Finally got a version of SlimServer running so I can stream music. Had to go back to version 5.4.1 because the latest version has a bunch of dependencies that were not installing peacefully on the Slackware 14 64-bit server. This version is pre-Logitech so not as fancy an interface but does what it needs to. Now to figure out why Samba is not working and my internet ddownload speed keeps dropping to .01Mbps.

Almost got everything back up and running. Just noticed an issue with a couple of the WordPress sites and need to set up DHCP and SquirrelMail.