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Powershell journey | versorge →
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February 2010
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it seems to take a very unique combination of technology, talent, business and...
– http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/31896381/from_the_archives_a_revealing_interview_with_steve_jobs/print
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Computer games don’t affect kids, I mean if Pac Man affected us as kids,...
– Marcus Brigstocke
January 2010
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December 2009
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November 2009
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Python on Eclipse →
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Google and what they know about you →
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Java Comparator examples →
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How to generate an MD5sums file of packages
Start by querying the Red Hat package manager
rpm -ql coreutils | grep bin > files1 This gets a listing of all the executables in that rpm, dumping them into a file called files1. Next, copy the file to a file called “file2”, open up file 2, and go through it, deleting every line that contained a file rkhunter had told you about (there were several executables in coreutils...
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Red Hat Shenanigans
An “update” or “patch” in Linux is just a file that overwrites the old file, so it will have a different hash value than the old file. Rootkit Hunter will warn you about this, and it gets annoying! The procedure for this sort of event is as follows:
Look at the files that rkhunter tells us have changed, and try to figure out what package they’re in. We do this by...
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October 2009
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Introduction to Java Collections →
with some source code!
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Statistical Methods for the Social Sciences →
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September 2009
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A new low for microsoft? →
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RK Hunter: an overview from CSU Fresno →
Even though installing RKhunter is as easy as yum install rkhunter I wanted to know how it works and what goes on behind the scenes. Assistant Professor Gregory R. Kriehn from the CSUFreno department of Electrical and Computer Engineering provided this nice overview of a manual install. Good stuff, thanks Prof. Kriehn!
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Processing and Physics! →
I love to get free education, class notes, tutorials… whatever.