I’ve been using Google Reader for my RSS feeds for a while now, and I’m quite addicted to the key navigation. J to move forward, K to move back. The problem is, I’ve been corrupted by these two keys alone. I’m trying to read news groups in Forte Agent, and I keep [...]

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A while back (quite a while now), I wrote a quick post on using bash to combine a handful of tools to organize your music collection on Linux. Weesa also mentioned being a neat freak, and wanted to know how to do it. So here is the way I do it on Windows [...]

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Zooooooom

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I’ve always been in favor of removing the standard Sendmail install on most Linux boxes, in favor of Postfix. I’ve found it easier to use, and easier to configure. Having a simple configuration file that doesn’t need compiling is always helpful too. However, in some cases, you really don’t like to touch [...]

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It’s not that often you see honesty from a software company, at least not entirely about everything they can/can’t do. Usually I like to blame this on the sales department trying to get that sale. However, in this case, it really is the software developers being totally honest.

Whilst trying to build a new [...]

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Here are some scary numbers…

2 Million 10 times bigger than any other known 46.2 Million 99%

What are they? Stats from InformationWeek regarding the Storm worm that is zooming around. That’s 2 million computers, 10 times larger than any other email attacks, 99% of 46.2 million malicious emails tracked. This looks like it could be a [...]

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