Well, I have tried anything (from PINs to Password Gorilla).
The winner is KeePass 1.x
- it's secure - AES and Twofish - fast - easy to use - cross platform - good import/export routines
I use the same database under my windows box (KeePass), under my various Linux boxes (KeePassX) and also my Mac laptop with OS X (actually, under ubuntu/ppc you can also download keepassx from the official repository!)
It's also possible to use the same database on PalmOS anc PocketPC.
I suppose that you can be right, but today is a month that I'm in Australia and my laptop+hub solution work pretty well with all my devices listed before.:)
For any trip, I take with me my 12'' laptop with a small USB hub. My first mobile phone (also mp3 player+radio+decent camera) is a Sony Ericsson w800i, with USB charge support. My second mobile phone is an HP Ipaq 6300 series (also PDA with windows mobile 2003 and GPS with an external bluetooth receiver), with USB charge support. Also the GPS receiver have the USB charge support. So, with one powered device (my laptop), I can charge all my others devices:)
One caveat - the current version (6.5) has a command-injection vulnerability when run in cgi mode (as opposed to statically-created pages), so watch where & how you install it.
Right: simply put awstats behind an.htaccess (http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/htaccess3.shtm l) and you are pretty safe. I use awstats also under windows+iis (it's needed only activeperl to run under win32) and it's rock.
From the website: "dyne:bolic is shaped on the needs of media activists, artists and creatives as a practical tool for multimedia production: you can manipulate and broadcast both sound and video with tools to record, edit, encode and stream, having automatically recognized most device and peripherals: audio, video, TV, network cards, firewire, usb and more; all using only free software!"
It's a distro based on debian too (if i remember correctly) and one of the core developers is Jaromil.
This is a nice job for a microbe, but I don't have see any information about the working temperature that this microbe needs to make the chemical process... Maybe this could be another problem... The volcanic habitat it's very hot (and hard to emulate)...
Nice question. Some time ago, I have played some weeks with Call of Duty (network gameplay) with my old laptop (p4 1.6 ghz and geforce2 go 16mb). The dual boot configuration (WinXP pro an mandrake 9.2/10.0) has allowed me to test the game with the same settings and hardware. Surprisingly the game run better under cedega, 10%-15% more FPS than windows.
Try to replace a typical Windows Server of your Company.
You can learn more with simple tasks: implement a little samba configuration, a simple apache+php site with some users auth (htaccess), a print server, etc...
I'm a very happy Knoppix user, IMHO is the final swiss knife!
Here a small list of very powerful features:
- NTFS (safe read only) support + all FS support - the linux fdisk - qtparted for working with partitions (like Partition Magic, but GPL) - partimage (like Norton Ghost, but GPL) - the cool LinNeighborhood (for easy windows/samba usage) - diagnose all hardware with the knoppix auto-detect kernel - all the best network diagnosis tools (nmap, nessus, tcpdump, ethereal, etc) - vim - kde - easy support of external usb2/firewire external drives - 1174 packages on a single autoboot CD
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Dell Vostro 1500 - Kubuntu 8.10 - 0 issues
Dell Inspiron 9300 - Kubuntu 8.10 - 0 issues
193 miles = 310.603392 kilometers
Well, I have tried anything (from PINs to Password Gorilla).
The winner is KeePass 1.x
- it's secure - AES and Twofish
- fast
- easy to use
- cross platform
- good import/export routines
I use the same database under my windows box (KeePass), under my various Linux boxes (KeePassX) and also my Mac laptop with OS X (actually, under ubuntu/ppc you can also download keepassx from the official repository!)
It's also possible to use the same database on PalmOS anc PocketPC.
http://keepass.info/
http://keepassx.sourceforge.net/
http://keepasssd.sourceforge.net/
I suppose that you can be right, but today is a month that I'm in Australia and my laptop+hub solution work pretty well with all my devices listed before. :)
For any trip, I take with me my 12'' laptop with a small USB hub. My first mobile phone (also mp3 player+radio+decent camera) is a Sony Ericsson w800i, with USB charge support. My second mobile phone is an HP Ipaq 6300 series (also PDA with windows mobile 2003 and GPS with an external bluetooth receiver), with USB charge support. Also the GPS receiver have the USB charge support. :)
So, with one powered device (my laptop), I can charge all my others devices
http://download.macromedia.com.nyud.net:8090/pub/l abs/flashplayer9_update/FP9_plugin_beta_101806.tar .gz
and
:)
30 miles = 48.28
6 miles = 9.66 kilometers
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicxulub_Crater
Right: simply put awstats behind an
Bye.
http://www.vexrobotics.com/ this is the url of VEX product line.
On my Windows Mobile 2003SE I use:
.NET VNC: VNC viewer
:) to this great website: FreeCABs (Your Link to Free PPC Software which can be installed without a PC connection)
- CAB Installer: you can select where install programs
- GSPlayer: Simply audio player for Pocket PC
- Mozilla Minimo: web browser
- Opera for windows mobile: web browser
- TCPMP: media player
- Total Commander: file manager
- Vbar: task manager
- WiFiFoFum2: the best WiFi scanner and war driving software for Pocket PC
- PocketPuTTY: ssh access
-
I will suggest also a daily visit
10 feet = 3 meters
_ Dragon
and
500 pounds = 226.796185 kilograms
http://en.wikipedia.org.nyud.net:8090/wiki/Komodo
http://www.dynebolic.org.nyud.net:8090/
From the website: "dyne:bolic is shaped on the needs of media activists, artists and creatives as a practical tool for multimedia production: you can manipulate and broadcast both sound and video with tools to record, edit, encode and stream, having automatically recognized most device and peripherals: audio, video, TV, network cards, firewire, usb and more; all using only free software!"
It's a distro based on debian too (if i remember correctly) and one of the core developers is Jaromil.
This is a nice job for a microbe, but I don't have see any information about the working temperature that this microbe needs to make the chemical process... Maybe this could be another problem... The volcanic habitat it's very hot (and hard to emulate)...
Nice question.
Some time ago, I have played some weeks with Call of Duty (network gameplay) with my old laptop (p4 1.6 ghz and geforce2 go 16mb).
The dual boot configuration (WinXP pro an mandrake 9.2/10.0) has allowed me to test the game with the same settings and hardware.
Surprisingly the game run better under cedega, 10%-15% more FPS than windows.
Bye
The useful link :)e fox/central.html
http://www.mozilla.org.nyud.net:8090/products/fir
From the website of the virtual hosting company:
/. have a very powerful promotional effect... hummm....
"We are currently at full capacity. We will have more virtual servers available soon. Please check back in a few days..."
It seems that
You can get the 10.1 also if you have the cooker urpmi repository, with a simple urpmi --auto-select.
or adding the new entry (10.1 community) repository...
take a look at http://easyurpmi.zarb.org.nyud.net:8090/
Try to replace a typical Windows Server of your Company.
You can learn more with simple tasks: implement a little samba configuration, a
simple apache+php site with some users auth (htaccess), a print server, etc...
You can "build" your linux skills really fitting your needs, try to look at
The Linux Documentation Project...
The distro is not really important. Form the Windows world I can suggest a modern distro, based on
RPM or DEB (like RedHat, Mandrake, Debian...).
If you work for Company (so Oracle DB, Qlogic Hardware, etc...), probably you can choose RedHat (or Tao Linux http://taolinux.org/...)
Use the new P2P cache! :)
www.thetechzone.com.nyud.net
I'm a very happy Knoppix user, IMHO is the final swiss knife!
Here a small list of very powerful features:
- NTFS (safe read only) support + all FS support
- the linux fdisk
- qtparted for working with partitions (like Partition Magic, but GPL)
- partimage (like Norton Ghost, but GPL)
- the cool LinNeighborhood (for easy windows/samba usage)
- diagnose all hardware with the knoppix auto-detect kernel
- all the best network diagnosis tools (nmap, nessus, tcpdump, ethereal, etc)
- vim
- kde
- easy support of external usb2/firewire external drives
- 1174 packages on a single autoboot CD
(is present a DVD version too on ftp!!!!!)
A nice link -> http://www.shockfamily.net/cedric/knoppix/
cfr. subj.
:)