Author Archives: Will Foster

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Human Battering Ram

Posted on August 8, 2015 by Will Foster

Part of the greater “Awkward but Ineffective Attacks” theme, Human Battering ram proves not to be effective to strangers in Boston, MA.

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Always be Creepin: Italy (Tuscany)

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Will Foster

Hanging with the locals.

Posted in comedy, sketch | Tagged comedy, creeper, dude, lurking, sketch, sketch dude, sketchy, what | 1 Comment

Sketchy Guy in the Datacenter

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Will Foster

Some improvised fun at a colleagues expense who was chatting on a webcam a few years ago while working late in a datacenter.

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Guide: Laptop Hybrid Suspend on Linux

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Will Foster

One feature desktop Linux has been lacking out of the box is hybrid-suspend, supported as of Kernel versions 3.6+. The following guide lets you suspend to both memory and disk, so you never lose your work if your battery is … Continue reading →

Posted in open source, sysadmin | Tagged desktop linux, hybrid-suspend, linux, power management, suspend, systemd | 3 Comments

Will vs. Mean Code

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Will Foster

Ruckus Pizza in Raleigh, N.C. ran a contest a while back for “Create your own Sandwich” Mine won, aptly named ‘The Red Hatter’ Here’s a skit we made about it and its magic powers: What was on it? Bacon, Lettuce, … Continue reading →

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Fixing the Atrocious Lenovo Touchpad

Posted on August 7, 2015 by Will Foster

Sadly Lenovo got a whiff of Macintosh style fervor and got a little overzealous with their current laptop offerings, resulting in a really irritating button-less laptop design. Luckily, you can revert this to be usable like the older models using … Continue reading →