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Sucessfully install Firefox 10 on RHEL5
Yes, it sounds impossible – install a next-gen Browser on a legacy OS that has limited repository usability. We all heard it, install remi repos or install rpmforge (they conflict each other) and then yum install the latest Firefox rpms … Continue reading
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Tagged firefox, firefox10, flash, html5, linux, open source, redhat, rhel5
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Bitcoin Mining on Fedora Core 15
I think BitCoin is a great project by a few University enthusiasts worth of my support. Therefore I will mine a few cryptological sequences on my ATI graphics card to support the project and see where it goes.
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Tagged bitcoin, bitcoins, btc, currency, f15, fc15, fedora, hardware, linux, mining, modding, opensource, rig
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Build Linux drivers for ATI 6450 on FC15
The 6450 is a great card, it’s cheap, cool and needs only 8 Watts. Powered by Renewable Energy I can use this card as yet another point made against energy waste. Let’s get it to running in Linux..
SFTP with chroot jail on CentOS
SFTP which uses openssh was engineered by the IETF 2001-2007. It has the potential to replace the insecure and legacy FTP. Another alternative would be WebDAV. It seems like a great alternative to SFTP since it uses HTTP/TCP pipelining and … Continue reading
Setup CentOS and move WordPress
I got a vServer by Hetzner and I chose a 64bit CentOS 5.5 install. Now I need to transfer WordPress to it with all my stuff, like database, plugins, themes and special settings like pretty permalinks. I want to achieve … Continue reading
Install corkscrew on MacOSX
With corkscrew you can tunnel ssh through a proxyserver. You could get it through Darwin Ports but I like compiling from source better. That way you always have the latest versions. First get the sources [here]. Please note that … Continue reading
Host Europe vs GoDaddy vs Hetzner vs Rackspace
This is a review of web hosting services. I compared prices, customer service, backend, speed and the DNS management of the contenders. I’m almost sure you were also stabbed in the back, spitted upon, lied into your face and … Continue reading
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Tagged apache, dns, domainfactory, domainname, domains, europe, godaddy, hetzner, host, hosteurope, hosting, judgement, lag, linux, ping, rackspace, review, roundup, server, speed, vserver, webhosting, wordpress
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IIS7 Setup and Security
If you want to host a website on your intranet and you do not have any Domain Name Service installed you still can use the Microsoft’s webserver IIS by making use of Windows’ Netbios name resolution. After configuring IIS correctly … Continue reading
Microsoft does look better in Linux
Linux does look good. It even looks so good, that Microsoft’s website seemingly looks better if rendered in Linux. In my opinion it isn’t that surprising that Jung von Matt, Germany’s Top Tier advertising agency turned down Microsoft as … Continue reading
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Tagged kde4, linux, microsoft, plugin, qtcurve, superkaramba, uniq, xrender, yahooweather
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