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Category Archives: Hacking
16
nov
Startup Weekend 2013 in DC at the Uber Offices #SWDC
***, Entrepreneurship, Hack-a-thon, Hacking, Media, News, OfficeIf you want to see the party scene here at the Uber Offices on a Saturday night, you can see all the partying and dancing here. All joking aside, everyone is locked away in their offices, working hard. A lot … Continue reading
30
oct
ObamaCare Vanishes from Healthcare.gov Website
***, Browsers, Cloud Computing, Clusters, Government, Hacking, Internet, NewsIn some ways, it is entirely too funny to see all the criticism of the HealthCare.gov website taking place. First, it was the load balancing issues, still an issue. Second, is the validity of the data being saved in the … Continue reading
26
sep
Microsoft Windows Prompt Screen Expansion
**, DIY, Hacking, Microsoft, WindowsA little known fact, often over-looked, is that the Windows Prompt dialog box is easily expandable to fit the size of your screen. If you click the upper left corner of the prompt screen, you’ll see there is a properties … Continue reading
10
sep
True Privacy Still Exists – Google Validating This
*, Google, Hacking, Internet, News, ProgrammingPrivacy still exists. You know why? Because when you understand the actual interworkings of the systems, you can implement and integrate true security that, although nobody is probably following, your online world is very difficult to crack. The real issue … Continue reading
29
aug
Good Job on Traffic – Knocking me Down
**, Architecture, Clusters, Hacking, Hardware, Internet, NewsThank you all for all the traffic guys (and gals). I have to deal with server maintenance more than ever over the past months. It’s a good problem to have. This site is not load balanced yet, but I’m starting … Continue reading
2
aug
My New Favorite Editor: Notepad++ with Explorer
***, Hacking, ProgrammingI’ve for such a long time been a purist fan of PSPad. I’ve literally used it for most of my programming life. And it still worked perfectly and I’ll continue to use it for time to come. But I’ve had … Continue reading
27
jul
IP Vanish VPN to Surf Anonymously
**, Hacking, Internet, Mobility, RantsMost people would ask, why do you even care about surfing anonymously. But what people do not realize, is that the majority of the sites that you log into are unsecured, non-encrypted. And it is likely that you are using … Continue reading
2
jul
Anonymous Browsing The Easy Way and 900 MHz SDR
*, Cloud Computing, Electronics, Hacking, Internet, MobilityIt’s not that hard to browse the web anonymously, prevent others from tracking you, mask your breadcrumbs in series of reverse proxies, and secure everything that you send in and out of a network interface card on your own protection. … Continue reading
1
jul
Developers: Application Programmers vs Software Engineers
.NET MVC, **, Architecture, CakePHP, Databases, Hacking, Hardware, Java, RantsI feel that there are very large differences between particular types of roles in the Information Technology world. It’s often times confused and misrepresented, so I’d like to clear this particular comparison up a little bit. There are many people … Continue reading
23
jun
Comparable Matrix Between Smart Locks: Lockitron, Goji, August and Kevo
***, Android, Cloud Computing, Design, DIY, Electronics, Entertainment, Hacking, Hardware, Home Automation, Home Projects, howto, Internet, iPad, iPhone, Mobility, News, User ExperienceSmart locks is the latest home automation technology craze that is growing in competition thanks to Bluetooth low energy (AKA Bluetooth Smart) found in many of the latest mobile phones and devices. First there was the popular Lockitron, which slips … Continue reading