Stealing Corporate Login Passwords
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Whatever your circumstances, professional development through an online course/degree offers great advantages compared to traditional means of education. E-Learning takes advantage of the rich...
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This is the first part of hopefully a multipart post that details the current progress in making Internet Explorer 6 run natively under Windows Vista.A fundamental rule in web-development is insuring...
View Articlehttpmirror - Mirror Linux distributions using http
here is the deal... You are at work. Your network admin uses restrictive firewall rules. You can't use rsync or ftp to create a local mirror of your favorite Linux distribution. Your only door to Linux...
View ArticleEncrypting your swap, tmp, and per user's home directory on Fedora 9
Brace yourself, this isn't going to be an easy task but I will dumb it down as much as possible :). As a general rule, ALWAYS BACKUP IMPORTANT FILES before attempting any of the steps below. A mistake...
View ArticlewxWidgets in Dev C++ - Lesson 1 of n - Installation
The first program you make when you start learning a programming language is almost certainly a console/terminal based program. Almost all programming language books and tutorials start by introducing...
View ArticlewxWidgets in Dev C++ - Lesson 2 of n - Hello World using the reference manual
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View ArticleRunning RT2870 based wireless cards on Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala
Ok so you just installed Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala). The OS booted fine and you plugged in your RT2870 based USB wireless card (e.g. Alpha 802.11 n, Belkin etc.). Unfortunately, everytime you attempt...
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