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Fixing the Heartbleed vulnerability on CentOS
Quick and easy fix for the Heartbleed OpenSSL vulnerability on CentOS systems using yum update and service restart commands.
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Quick and easy fix for the Heartbleed OpenSSL vulnerability on CentOS systems using yum update and service restart commands.
Despite claims that Social TV is dead, data from 486,659 Zeebox tweets and 4.3M Miso tweets reveals a more complex reality in the second-screen battle.
Instagram's Android launch and Facebook acquisition drove massive growth to nearly 60% market share, while Twitpic and Yfrog continue declining.
Despite the QR code backlash, brilliant implementations like Waitrose's produce scanning prove these digital bridges aren't dead—they're just waiting for the right use case.
Finding a new cloud hosting provider with native IPv6 support and global data centers after Rackspace's disappointing acquisition
Rackspace's acquisition of Slicehost brings painful signup processes, phone verification, and loss of simple cloud hosting magic
Build a Java utility class to consume Twitter Streaming API data for offline analysis in Hadoop with automatic file segmentation
Complete guide to getting Hauppauge WinTV-NOVA-HD-S2 DVB-S2 card working on Fedora Rawhide with kernel patching and firmware extraction
Complete guide to enabling DVB support in VLC on Fedora Core 5 by rebuilding with --enable-dvb option and updated command syntax
A month has past since I made a change to my Wordpress templates to experiment with Google bot (see previous post) and I can proudly report that it...
This is one of the main reasons I hate running SSH on the standard port numbers, every day I get log-alerts like these.
In my previous post 'Blogs are fundamentally flawed…' I noted an observation that more often than not search results would direct a user to an inde...
It may seem a little sad but I can honestly say that reading my accesslog is far more interesting than any soap opera on TV; they are filled with e...
Horde is an application framework used by a web-based email client IMP I use to read my email.
Having written my own Wordpress logging / statistics plug-in over the weekend – which still in prototype, consider it a ‘coming soon’ - I have star...