bmike

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My name is Mike Bradshaw. Please contact me if I can be of assistance as one of the Moderators of Ask Different on Stack Exchange.

Note, If you are emailing for help answering your question as opposed to help with moderation of the site, be sure to send a link to the question. I can't answer every troubleshooting question here (my paying customers have priority). If you have an exceptionally tough problem to solve, I do love challenges. Help me help you by asking a stellar question.

I'm often in the chat rooms here, but I'm also very much on the twitter as @bmike.

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Sep 19	awarded	Citizen Patrol
Dec 27	answered	Can't resolve CentOS 6.2 server by name from OS X
Sep 2	awarded	Tag Editor
Sep 2	revised	osx wiki description add heritage of OSX/darwin
Sep 2	revised	osx wiki excerpt add heritage of OSX/darwin
Sep 2	suggested	suggested edit on osx tag wiki excerpt
Sep 2	suggested	suggested edit on osx tag wiki
Sep 2	revised	Is there something like wine to run OSX apps on linux? discuss why there isn't a good answer - add link to chameleon
Jul 8	awarded	Teacher
Jul 7	awarded	Editor
Jul 7	revised	Is there something like wine to run OSX apps on linux? added 350 characters in body
Jul 7	comment	Is there something like wine to run OSX apps on linux? It's of course technically possible to do - just the license appears to discourage/prevent it. I'll edit my answer with some recent links on virtualizing OS X.
Jul 7	answered	how to trap a suspend a resume from a bash script
Jul 7	answered	How to create yaboot partition using a ppc Mac
Jul 7	answered	Is there something like wine to run OSX apps on linux?
Jul 7	awarded	Supporter
Jul 7	answered	Accessing a remote OSX system from OSX, Linux, Windows
Jul 7	comment	What could be the bottleneck on this AIX machine? Since IO is the major kernel function that sits outside userland, you might want to add some IO related usage to narrow down what is happening. If there's work to do, that's why the kernel is busy. I have had heavily loaded systems run at 80% kernel for weeks at a time and gotten great amounts of work done on a system that was well tuned.