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The Apple Schism
about 1 year ago - No comments
With the introduction of Apple’s newest operating system OS X 10.7 Lion, the company has taken one step further to disconnect their users from other competing user interaction schemes. Let me elaborate on this rather strong statement by going back in history a bit. I can still remember, when I got my first Mac, it…
GoAccess – Visual Apache Log Analyzer
about 2 years ago - 3 comments
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E.gg Timer – browser based countdown
about 4 years ago - No comments
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Colorful make output
about 4 years ago - No comments
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Linuxwochen Eisenstadt 2008
about 5 years ago - No comments
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MySecureShell – chrooted SFTP server
about 5 years ago - 1 comment
Yesterday the wonderful Howtoforge had an article that finally freed me from my beloved/hated scponly. MySecureShell offers all the functionality of a proper SFTP server, easily configurable and very well integrated. To get it up and running on Debian, just download the latest *.deb version from Sourceforge. Then install it with the following command: dpkg…
Colorful grep
about 6 years ago - 4 comments
grep is a useful little *nix command line utility that makes it easy to search for strings in files. The real beauty comes when you start using it with pipes. One thing that kind of bothered me since I started using it, that it didn’t highlight the string you where searching for in it’s output.…
Remote controlling computers via Synergy
about 6 years ago - 2 comments
Yesterday I finally set up my good old iBook as juke box. It now sits on a shelf besides my working table and runs iTunes fullscreen wirelessly connected to the net and the stereo via my AirpotExpress. It’s working perfectly and I am really satisfied with it. The only downside was, that when I wanted…
Installing eAccelerator on Debian
about 6 years ago - 2 comments
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about 5 years ago
installed and I love it
ubuntu is awesome – and saved my day today