October 31st, 2006
by r00t 4orce
Whether you’ve forgotten the name of a function or the property of a cascading style sheet - handy cheat sheets deliver the information you are looking for - immediately. Most cheat sheets are available as .pdf or .png-files, so you can print them and use them every day for whatever projects you’re currently working on. We present an extensive overview of useful cheat sheets we’ve found in the Web.
Links here.
October 31st, 2006
by r00t 4orce
The code, which was posted on the Internet early Sunday morning, could be used to disable the Windows Firewall on a fully patched Windows XP PC that was running Windows’ Internet Connection Service (ICS). This service allows Windows users to essentially turn their PC into a router and share their Internet connection with other computers on the local area network (LAN.) It is typically used by home and small-business users.
October 31st, 2006
by r00t 4orce
Since it’s inception in 1995, SSH has become the most widespread remote login protocol for Linux boxes, with some estimates saying that there were at least 2 million SSH users at the end of 2000. Gone are the days of telnet sending your data in plaintext over untrusted networks. Now you can type with a reasonable amount of confidence that your data is encrypted and secure.
thinkhole.org/wp/2006/10/30/five-steps-to-a-more-secure-ssh/
October 31st, 2006
by r00t 4orce
I love a good DVD as much as the next guy, but the whole optical media world has been on my shitlist lately. I’m sick of renting or Netflix-ing a DVD, getting an hour into it, then hitting the scratchety-skip zone that freezes up my DVD player and leaves me unable to finish my stories.
www.lifehacker.com/software/dvds/hack-attack-oneclick-dvd-rips-208866.php
October 30th, 2006
by Digg
BlueTie released a very nice hosted Ajax email suite last week. This is a polished product - the company has been in business since 1999 and has hundreds of partners, like ISPs, that already distribute this software to their customers. The new product is a customer-facing email solution, with both a free and premium version.
October 30th, 2006
by r00t 4orce
One of the biggest turn offs people have when trying to build their own PVR is that things can get complicated quickly, especially if you use a Linux based software solution. Heck, even for the seasoned PVR builders amongst us, we know that configuring everything just right can be a huge hassle and time sink.
www.pvrwire.com/2006/10/29/do-it-yourself-guide-mythtv-on-ubuntu/
October 30th, 2006
by r00t 4orce
Web 2.0 sites are cropping up all over the place! From Social Bookmarking Sites, to Real Estate sites, this list has only the best Web 2.0 Sites available today! What makes a site a Web 2.0 Site? Web 2.0 is the second coming of World Wide Web. New and improved sites that make the web their platform, provide users a way of interacting with each other, and organize and categorize their content are perfect examples of Web 2.0.
www.realsoftwaredevelopment.com/2006/10/best_of_the_bes.html?
October 30th, 2006
by r00t 4orce
Quick list of some tips for Vista.
October 25th, 2006
by r00t 4orce
Lifehacker dives deep into the bowels of Firefox’s config settings with a handful of my favorite Firefox 2 (and older) tweaks.
October 25th, 2006
by r00t 4orce
This was !!KILLING ME!!! after my upgrade to FF2.0 I needed my old’skool style tab close button back.
For some strange reason Mozilla has decided to put close buttons on each tab in their Firefox 2.0 release for conformity with other browsers or something. In the beta2 release, you could not change the position of these or remove them, which stopped me from upgrading from Firefox 1.5.
Change or Remove Firefox 2.0 Close Tab Buttons at phocks blog
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