Free and Open Source blogger with an attitude
Things that I do just after 1st time boot into a newly installed Ubuntu (with Unity)
One thing for sure, I always need a quick access to console (read: bash)
e-jat – the head honcho of #ubuntu-my loco attended Ubuntu Developer Summit, held in Orlando, Florida. Here are some photos of e-jat (a.k.a fenris)
I hope that with the e-jat as representative, #ubuntu-my will flourished and will be better recognized internationally….
A very sad day for the world indeed when we lose an excellent visionary such as Steve Jobs, RIP
Apple website has put on a page dedicated to Steve Jobs:
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Selamat Hari Malaysia.
I’m taking the extra day off to Tanjung Bungah, Penang.
Probably a bad idea announcing your vacation trip, so kids, don’t do this.
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Free Software (or Open Source Software) aims not only to give the freedom to use software without restrictions, but also grants the user the freedom to modify, enhance and redistribute the modified code to others while simultaneously granting others the same freedom as well.
To this end, commercial companies have benefited from contributions made by online communities from all over the world on Free and Open Source Software, which some of the company gives back.
However there are also some quarters who are not prepared to face the reality of code forking, especially when the fork has the potential to compete with the original software.
Read:
After long and careful consideration, I decided to enable CloudFlare for my blog.
CloudFlare is a content delivery network which aims to enhance website security and performance. CloudFlare CDN offers protection againts many forms of malicious activity including: spammers, email harvesters, SQL Injection, XSS, denial-of-service attack and suspicious web requests. Therefore saving valueable bandwidth from the web hosting machine.
My Personal Experience with CloudFlare
After a while using CloudFlare, I’ve notice that:
So far, so good, I love using CloudFlare…