Setting up a conference: Part I - Determining Theme, Time and Place The first thing you should do is build a team. This will be a recurring theme throughout this set of blogs, because many hands makes for light work, many eyes see things left out of planning, and as you will find out, putting on an event can be more work than you ever believed. Read more >>
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SSH tunneling for secure web surfing
The idea here is that you establish a secure, encrypted SSH tunnel from your laptop to a remote box you own or at least have an account on. By doing this you essentially bypass the local router and surf through the remote machine. Read more >> Review: Elementary OS 0.1 "Jupiter"
I tested Elementary OS on a live USB made with UnetBootin. Although this is an Ubuntu-based distribution, I tested the installation just for fun (and to see if the developers have made any changes there) in a virtual machine with 384 MB of RAM allocated to the guest OS. Read more >> How To Set Up Kippo SSH Honeypot On CentOS 5.5
Kippo is a medium interaction SSH honeypot designed to log brute force attacks and, most importantly, the entire shell interaction performed by the attacker. Kippo is inspired, but not based on Kojoney. Read more >> Ubuntu App Developer Week Announced
Canonical, through David Planella, announced that the Ubuntu App Developer Week will take place between 11th to 15th April, 2011, on the Ubuntu IRC channel. Read more >> April Fools in Tech Land: Comic Sans and Google Motion
This year's crop of tech April Fools jokes is corny as usual, but the tech April Fools master, Google, stands above the rest. Read more >>  | 
Scientific Linux 6.0 Released Scientific Linux (SL) 6.0 is the latest release of a Red Hat-based distribution specifically tailored to meet the needs of the scientific computing community. It's championed by Fermilab and used for some experiments at the Large Hadron Collider. Read more >>
 Why open code is irrelevant to Android's success
The stark reality, however, is that Android's growth has little to do with the question of open code. Read more >> Tech Comics: "How to Detect a Geek"
It's always easy to spot a geek. Just show them your family photos. Read more >> Nokia: We are Open!
We have been working hard to turn most Symbian Foundation era materials into the new framework, for example, checking ownerships and use of rights for masses of documents, and are proud to announce that almost all of the source code is now uploaded to collab.symbian.nokia.com. Read more >> |
