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That does not help much.

From the article you linked: "...go to Java options and disable them."

That is all it says on the matter. Where are these "Java options"? Do I have to apply them to each OO app seperately? Is there an OO settings utility? What's the deal?

This link is more helpful:
http://www.cyberciti.biz/motd-archive.php/20/how-t o-speed-up-open-office-org/

And this older article is most illuminating:
http://software.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=05/03 /22/204244

It seems a lot of features die if java is disabled.

What a crock, java bites the big one.

I took their willingness to work with the Mozilla folks, and the already released Linux player as an indication that we may see a FreeBSD version. If not officially, perhaps some work by projects like this will suffice.

Wrong answer. Linux supports differing priorities on swap files/partitions and most Linux filesystems support in-memory caching of frequently used files - my system is currently caching 450 MB of on-disk data in RAM.

For more information, see this page on tuning swap on Linux.

Seriously, I hate to read article like this one. They don't offer any solution.....this kind of attacks are not new at all, you can find tons of such attacks from access.log file/p> tail -f /var/log/httpd/access.log

First get rid of fat apache and use like small and secure lighttpd if you are running a *small personal* web site. Second put lighttpd / Apache in chrooted jail and no one can install *php/perl* shell. I have documented the procedure for putting lighttpd in jail:

Both yahoo and google runs entire webserver in chrooted jail. Other choice is use OpenBSD which runs Apache in chrooted jail out of box.

One of its real advantages is that it allows installation in nine new languages that cannot be displayed in the regular installer.

I have also noticed that GUI installer is bit faster than the regular text based regular installer. However, this installer is not as polished as RHEL or Suse Linux GUI installer but project promises to polish it later on... If you are interested you can see Screen shots -
http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/wp-content/uploads/2 006/08/debian-testing-gui-installer-1.thumbnail.pn g
http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/wp-content/uploads/2 006/08/debian-testing-gui-installer-paritition-dis ks-2.png

One of its real advantages is that it allows installation in nine new languages that cannot be displayed in the regular installer.

I have also noticed that GUI installer is bit faster than the regular text based regular installer. However, this installer is not as polished as RHEL or Suse Linux GUI installer but project promises to polish it later on... If you are interested you can see Screen shots -
http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/wp-content/uploads/2 006/08/debian-testing-gui-installer-1.thumbnail.pn g
http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/wp-content/uploads/2 006/08/debian-testing-gui-installer-paritition-dis ks-2.png

Under FreeBSD default shell is csh and it has its own nice command version. So it is better to use full path if you wanna use /usr/bin/nice. Remember your shell deals with different commands and command line options to process your request:
1. Internal commands aka shell builtin command (such as set or nice)
2. External commands (such as clear, date)
3. Aliases (such as alias rm='rm -i')
4. Command substitutions ( such as echo "Today is $(date)")
5. Functions
6. Pipes ( such as cat /etc/passwd | wc -l)
7. I/O redirection (such as cat /etc/passwd > /tmp/names)
Src: http://www.cyberciti.biz/nixcraft/vivek/blogger/20 06/02/how-linux-or-unix-understand-which.php

First here is mirrordot link, if you cannot open page (slashdoteffect).

My site and blog mostly related to Linux and Open source stuff, and here is my exprince so far:
OS
Most of the corporate users, uses Windows XP/2000 desktop
Individual user uses Linux/BSD/Mac OS desktop


Browser
Firefox rules
IE (6.x/5.x)

So it depend upon your site content, if you wanna see this stats they are here

First one display Indian air force base and second one displays prez house http://blogs.cyberciti.biz/hm/index.php/2005/09/27 /google-earth-images-created-storm-across-india/

Well I wasn't aware of this day. But it is good to know that we have such day :D. But we are not in celebration mood as most of the network was down since Wensday due to rains... My blog has more info on this disaster http://blogs.cyberciti.biz/hm/index.php/2005/07/29 /mumbai-rain-floods-and-it/

http://hacks.oreilly.com/pub/q/all_hacks
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Tips-HOWTO.html
http://souptonuts.sourceforge.net/how_to_linux_and _open_source.htm
http://cyberciti.biz/nixcraft/vivek/blogger/blogge r.html

On the other hand, you can try mybackup script, which can email back the file to your gmail account.I am using to backup my data regularly using this script.