This post was originally published on 13 July, 2006. I’ve updated the original post which can be found here with current and extra information.
I have a problem with facebook, myspace, and other social networking websites out there. The problem is when I upload my data to their webservers….I don’t own it anymore. They do. And [...]
This article is from 2006! The information here may not be the most current. You can visit an updated version here!
Doesn’t sound like anything new right? Well, some people may not know of this method.
Normally, to host your own webpage you would need to spend around 7 bucks to purchase a domain. Next you would [...]
I bought a Dimension E521n to replace my server last week. I previously built a system myself with an AMD Duron Processor and an add on IDE Controller so I could load it up with hard drives for a file server. The only downside to this was that the fan I bought for [...]
Ever wonder how you could get a solid Security Enhanced Enterprise Grade Linux Router/Server with ftp, apache, traffic shaping, pop-up blocker, content filter, intrusion detection/prevention, and other nice handy tools that every robust server should have…and here’s the kicker…installed and running in about 30 minutes in your home? I know quite a few friends [...]
Did anyone else catch this? According to The Register, the LinuxWorld Conference and Expo 2006 web page is running powered on Windows Server 2003?! That’s a bit odd…so I checked things out myself by visiting netcraft. Yep, they sure are. Very odd. You’d think that someone who runs a Linux [...]
Beginning this month, I’ll be attempting to infuse my place of work
with Linux. I am an new Applications Analyst and resident AIX/Linux
expert for a government agency that lives and breaths Microsoft. I feel
that Open Source software, mainly, Linux…can be a great addition to
this agency. I’ll be documenting my attempts here while I go along. If
you [...]
Beginning this month, I’ll be attempting to infuse my place of work with Linux. I am an new Applications Analyst and resident AIX/Linux expert for a government agency that lives and breaths Microsoft. I feel that Open Source software, mainly, Linux…can be a great addition to this agency. I’ll be documenting my [...]
So you’ve got problems getting MySQL to start? You’re not alone. There are a couple of things you can do to get things rolling. Linux comes with a database that tells it how to add MySQL users and MySQL tables. However, MySQL is not started by default…and if it is, it requires that default table [...]
