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30.03.2009
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would benefit from owning and reading Neal Ford’s book. He does a good job of leveraging both his programming and training background in producing a sleek, streamlined guide that will help you ... is perfect). A few notable design "issues" pop up within the book's pages. Aside from that, I think that most programmers would benefit from owning and reading Neal Ford's book. He does a good job
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Forensics in Freiburg
24.03.2009
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a cron job is picking them up on another system.” It doesn’t take long before he starts listing a score of “gray area” websites that admins need to be aware of: Invisi- bleThings [2], Matasano [3 ... history. It's hard to wipe away your tracks, especially when a cron job is picking them up on another system." It doesn't take long before he starts listing a score of "gray area" websites that admins need
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02.01.2009
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, spyware, and phishing. However, it also goes into more complex issues like protecting your home network or company’s web server, and even on-the-job surveillance. Each of the main topics is covered ... 's web server, and even on-the-job surveillance. Each of the main topics is covered in one of the eight parts of the book, each with three or more chapters. The first chapter of each part is "How Big
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15.09.2009
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, and many an admin has taught him- or herself enough scripting to do whatever job needed. Although that sort of learning can be effective, it is often limited. Seebach’s book pulls together essential ... scripting is a labor of necessity, and many an admin has taught him- or herself enough scripting to do whatever job needed. Although that sort of learning can be effective, it is often limited. Seebach's book
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14.03.2008
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. The book covers the usual platforms – Windows, Mac OS X, Unix, and Linux – so you don’t need to feel left out in the cold, no matter which one you use. The beginning chapters do an excellent job ... . The book covers the usual platforms – Windows, Mac OS X, Unix, and Linux – so you don't need to feel left out in the cold, no matter which one you use. The beginning chapters do an excellent job of covering
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10.09.2009
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, the author does a fairly nice job of explaining conceptually what is being done; however, if you run into trouble, you won’t find much information about troubleshooting. For a PDF version of this book ... quickly get their systems up and running without suffering from information overload. Still, the author does a fairly nice job of explaining conceptually what is being done; however, if you run
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MacPorts and Fink
15.09.2009
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Fink and MacPorts do a very useful job reasonably well. If you prefer a GUI interface, you’ll have to go with Fink; otherwise, both are about equally usable from the command line. The search ... . The port command is well documented, however (man port ). Conclusion Both Fink and MacPorts do a very useful job reasonably well. If you prefer a GUI interface, you'll have to go with Fink; otherwise
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Moblin
28.10.2009
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destinations and currently viewed pages are only a click away. The browser is based on Mozilla’s Gecko HTML rendering engine, so it’s fast and does an excellent job of rendering web pages (Figure 4 ... on Mozilla's Gecko HTML rendering engine, so it's fast and does an excellent job of rendering web pages (Figure 4). The browser supports tabs, and it comes bundled with the Flash plugin. Other features are few
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A Dozen Roses for SCALE 6x
11.02.2008
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's cool!” My second thought was, “What's a Community Manager?” It turns out that several of us learned that we juggle many community manager tasks in our jobs already. Google's Catherine “Cat” Allman
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No perfect resistors
30.11.2010
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  Recently I was watching a video that Christopher “Monty” Montgomery, the founder of the Xiph.org project had produced on audio and video formats. They did a good job on the video, putting it out

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