Put.io developed in Turkey recently allowed Techcrunch a sneak peak into their service. Put.io allots a member 500 GB of virtual storage that can automatically download files set on a queue from rapidshare, bit torrent, divx, RSS feeds and most likely others. The user can also stream media directly to their browser. Instead of [...]
Ever wondered if your linux system has been compromised? Luckily linux is pretty secure by default and it is easy for the user to check to see any suspicious activities have occurred.
Use the who command.
The who command is useful because it shows who is currently logged in, for how long and where the logged in [...]
Antivirus programs can basically do one of two things, real time scanning (scanning files currently being download, moved, etc) and the scanning of your entire hard drive (which it often scans and rescans the same exact file). While doing this antivirus programs are notorious for eating up usually 20% of your resources or more. Note [...]
BlackRa1n recently created a utility that jailbreaks iPhones and iPod Touchs with the lastest firmware 3.1.2. The program runs on Windows and is only for those devices that have not been previously jailbroken such as jailbroken 3.0 devices. If you already have a outdated jailbroken phone you will have to safely upgrade it using the [...]
Canonical announced today thy that the upcoming version of Ubuntu 9.10, “Karmic Koala” server, will include private cloud computing capabilities as well as being bundled with MYSQL 5.1. The project has been dubbed UEC, Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud, which is based on the open source Eucalyptus. The current maximum servers that can be used for UEC [...]
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