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Category Archives: Linux
17
feb
MongoDB and WordPress, PHP, SDLC, and Others
***, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Clusters, Databases, Internet, Linux, PHPWith all the cloud software out there, Box.net, Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud and others, it feels like the days of RSYNC and ROBOCOPY may be coming up against some stiff competition. RSYNC is the premiere way to transfer files to … Continue reading
14
feb
Setup 3 Node Cluster with CouchDB using nginx LB
***, Architecture, Cloud Computing, Databases, DIY, Electronics, howto, Internet, Linux, News, WindowsOh, I love some of these cluster setups. One of the reasons I love these setups is because they are so extremely easy to create, at literally zero dollars to the client, if you hire the right person. Basically, to … Continue reading
4
feb
Wine Android App using Digital Image Recognition
**, Android, beer, LinuxFirst of all, congratulations to the Ravens last night! In other news, I was doing my normal reading for ideas on what to post tonight, and I found people who are porting Wine onto Android systems to run Windows applications. … Continue reading
29
jan
Symbolic Links on Windows, Mac, Linux for Dropbox
***, Apple, ChromeOS, Cloud Computing, Hacking, Internet, Linux, Mac, Microsoft, WindowsMany people feel constrained by the popular cloud storage applications out there. Dropbox, iCloud, SkyDrive, Google Drive, and Box.NET all compete in the cloud storage space as a service. But one of the biggest problems is that you have to … Continue reading
25
jan
Raspberry Pi – The $35 Media Center PC
*, DIY, Electronics, Entertainment, Hardware, Home Projects, Linux, Raspberry PiThe long struggle over the past ten years was creating a Media Center that was cheap and worked effectively. With the Raspberry Pi, we might be just a little closer to that. It’s not perfect, but take a look and … Continue reading
19
jan
Learning Linux Basics: Echo and Braces
**, DIY, Home Projects, howto, Linux, NewsShannon has been digging into Linux and it is perfect for anyone else who is trying to get more familiarized with Linux themselves. These days, command lines often turn people off, raise questions, confuse, and simply are difficult to learn … Continue reading
12
jan
Unable to check htaccess file, ensure it is readable
***, DIY, Internet, LinuxWordPress, Joomla, and Drupal are common open source CMS systems that run typically in LAMP environments. They rely on file and folder permissions to allow users to upload graphics and content to your CMS without having knowledge of FTP or … Continue reading
8
jan
Hak5 Tip – Linux History Command
**, DIY, Hacking, howto, Linux, WindowsI work in both Linux and Windows environments and have for quite some time. In-fact, it’s amazing at how much the Windows world has entered in the server market space. What people forget with all these mouse movements and clicks, … Continue reading
4
jan
Hak5 – Undeleting or Scalping Files from Hard Disks
**, DIY, Hacking, Hardware, Linux, MediaMany of those who have deep computer science education and experience realize that when you delete a file from a file system, you are not always purging it completely. In-fact, the quickest way to delete a file has proven to … Continue reading
2
jan
Ubuntu Phone – Open Source Linux Ported for Mobile
***, Android, Companies, Electronics, Linux, News, OSThe world of Linux has brought a lot of evolution to the world. Animated windows, popularity of Open Source, web application servers, model of security, and much more. Linux has spawned Android’s mobile phone, operated the core of Mac OS, … Continue reading

