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Thu Jan 15 07:39:42 EST 2015
Beverly Hills, MI
Slept OK.
It's a little warmer today---in the 20's.
Enjoying my new SSD. Fast. Silent. 500GB isn't what it once was, however, and I ordered a second one lastnight.
Goals for today:
Work:
- Order backup server hardware for Hazel Park
Nope. Forgot.
- Finally straighten out Microsoft licensing
Scheduled a call with vendor for next Tuesday.
- Set up multi-factor ssh auth on OpenBSD (regardless of bank requirements)
Done. I added `AuthenticationMethods publickey,password` to `/etc/ssh/sshd_config` and ran `kill -HUP `cat /var/run/sshd.pid`.
It works. Incidentally, sshd did not drop current ssh sessions when restarted.
- Meeting notes
Done.
Home:
- Study more C programming
- Continue the hard last 10% of config on my new install
Created a swapfile (which will probably never be used).
Installed a bunch of Tex packages.
Do I really even want to install all my vim plugins?
Questions:
- Is there any safe and foolproof way in .vimrc to conditionally configure a plugin _only if present_ (and otherwise not bitch about it)?
- How does systemd handle sleep/suspend/hibernate. Are pm-utils deprecated?
To spare SSD write wear, we probably want to suspend to RAM, rather than hibernate to disk.
systemd does not use pm-utils to put the machine to sleep when using `systemctl suspend`, `systemctl hibernate`, or `systemctl hybrid-sleep`
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Power_management#Power_management_with_systemd
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