by Katherine Villyard | Mar 18, 2012 | short fiction
Have an excerpt: Rumor had it that the Mirosians worshipped some kind of monster as a God, and that he was to be a human sacrifice. Ted lowered his eyes to avoid glaring at the bald green glare of his captor’s head, and found himself staring at his wings...
by Katherine Villyard | Mar 17, 2012 | selling fiction
I just sent out five stories to various markets. I’ve been so crazy busy that I haven’t had time to send them back out until now. In fact, at one point I didn’t have time to bathe. (Fret not, it was for a good cause, and it paid off. All will be...
by Katherine Villyard | Mar 14, 2012 | short fiction
I’m hoping this is close to the last draft of my bug story. It’s about 4800 words of insecty goodness! Um. Yeah. Trust me on this. Heh. In other news, I have a huge pile of stories that need to go back out because of commute hell. Maybe I should go do...
by Katherine Villyard | Mar 13, 2012 | geekiness
If you’re like me, you have Patch Tuesday on your calendar. In fact, if you’re like me, you’re running something like this at home! with your linux desktop checking itself and your Windows desktop for available patches via Nagios! No? It’s...
by Katherine Villyard | Mar 6, 2012 | monitoring, scripting
I checked out Nagios Exchange, and didn’t see anything that checked the status of a job and used Windows/AD credentials/trusted connection. So I wrote this. It’s intended to run as an NRPE script, and doesn’t require anything that doesn’t come...