I believe some of you have already read my blog and will summarize that I’m an Ubuntu user and advocator. However, having said that doesn’t mean that I dont have things that I hate about Ubuntu, and they are : Windows manager (GNOME) is damn too slow compared with other distro Eats a lot of […]
Recently PayPerPost has introduced a new segmentation system to improve their services for bloggers and advertisers alike. I’ve to admit at first I was scared and skeptical of this move because It sounds as if I will be sidelined by the move that PPP made and loose out all the beefy opportunities to old timers. […]
I came across this interesting post about how to secure your SSH without changing the SSH listening port. Things that the post author suggested are : Enforce the use of secure and hard to guess password Disable login by password, use Public Key Authentication for greater security. Allow SSH connection from trusted network only. Implement […]
WordPress 2.0.9 has been release for the 2.0 branch. Among the bugfixes introduced in this release are : Fixed RSS bug when %category% used in permalinks Eliminate PHP 5.2 error in cache.php fixed random bug in Comment code Eliminate Vulnerability in nonce AYS Should I upgrade to WordPress 2.0.9? You should upgrade If you are […]
I’ve an opportunity to try Zookoda today, a service which lets you build your subscribers lists with minimal effort. Built with bloggers in mind, Zookoda combines the power of blog marketing with email marketing by providing tools for bloggers to build and manage their own newsletters through their blog. The Zookoda newsletter is a very […]
We may have been familiar with the usual apt-get operations for installing, updating and removing application packages on your Debian-base Linux operating system (Ubuntu is one of it). But do you know that you can trigger it to show a hidden easter egg? try typing “apt-get moo” and see it for yourself :) [tags]apt-get,debian,deb,ubuntu,knoppix[/tags]