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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
Install Magento on Unix with mcrypt
Hopefully this guide will shrink the two hours I needed for the install down to half an hour for you. One of the problems I faced was that I had to inject mcrypt into an already installed php installation. But … Continue reading
Samsung S1 mini with MacOSX and HFS+
Hardware Review of Samsung S1 mini 200GB Continue reading
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
Linux does look better in Windows
Just for fun -this is by all means a reference to Linus Torvalds biography- here’s a screenshot of Windows7 with a hacked uxtheme link library. I equipped the mighty Firefox with alpha stage add-ons featuring the upcoming Firefox 4 design. … Continue reading
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Tagged aero, firefox4, macosx, microsoft, snowleopard, teneo, windows7
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»¿ at the beginning of websites
That cryptic sign, the »¿ is a BOM – a byte order mark. This is set by some text editors, if you encode your page as UTF-8. Most commonly Microsoft Editors like Visual Studio or Expression Web add this BOM … Continue reading
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Tagged bom, byte order mark, linux, macosx, microsoft, utf8, vs2008
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