Year: 2005

I was just reading this discussion on Slashdot about how VHS technology will not become obsolete anytime soon (and here I was […]

I just discovered this great feature of Vi. Previously, I was managing sensitive information by using shell scripts which decrypted PGP encrypted […]

You probably already know about these coma inducing contraptions. The Simpson’s fell victim to them on their trip to Japan and other […]

Via Stuart‘s post on a mailing list, a vi reference bib for the baby geek: http://www.cafepress.com/geekcheat.11507926 “The reference chart is printed upside-down […]

Google now has an option for a personalised page where you can view your favorite stocks, news sites, weather info and a […]

OpenID allows you to authenticate yourself to sites that support OpenID without having to remember or maintain dozens of separate logins. It’s […]

Around this time last year, I ventured to start daily jogging in a park near my office in I-8 since I had […]

The Linux Gazette has an article about The Potential for an SSH Worm. A brief and interesting read if you’re managing servers […]

Here’s something that might come in handy when you want to punish one of your minions by making him listen to your […]

Someone sent me a link to this news blog with comments along the lines of “no strikes, agitation, long marches or bad […]