Ironically there has not been as much crossover in my current environment (at least as of this writing) and my hobbyist/home coding/administration life in quite some time.
Read more »Reducing HTTP latency with SPDY
Google unveiled an experimental open source project in early November aimed at reducing web site load times. SPDY, as it is called, is a modification to HTTP designed to target specific, real-world latency issues without altering GET, POST, or any other request semantics, and without requiring changes to page content or network infrastructure.
Read more »Installing Apache2 With PHP5 And MySQL Support On Ubuntu 9.10 (LAMP)
LAMP is short for Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP. This tutorial shows how you can install an Apache2 webserver on an Ubuntu 9.10 server with PHP5 support (mod_php) and MySQL support.
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How to Setup Canonical Domain Names with Apache
For example, most people would consider the URLs sevenacross.com, www.sevenacross.com, www.sevenacross.com/index.html all the same URL. However, as far as your web server is concerned all of these are unique and different URLs.
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SSDs,Coming Soon to a Server Near You
Oh, right, the downside. You're right; it's the price tag. They currently range in price from two or three times for smaller drives (about 30GB) to more than 10 times that for drives in the 120GB to 250GB range.
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Kernel Log: Coming in 2.6.32 (Part 5)
The forthcoming kernel version will support Intel's Moorestown platform, SFI - the alternative to ACPI, and the Trusted Execution Technology, which used to be called "LaGrande Technology". If required, the new KSM can now reduce memory loads by combining identical memory content in virtual machines.
Read more »NVIDIA Pushes Out 195.22 Beta Linux Driver
After talking about NVIDIA's forthcoming 64-bit FreeBSD driver we were alerted to the fact that the first 195.xx public beta driver is now available. Earlier this month we first talked about the NVIDIA Linux 195.xx driver series as Fermi GT 300 support was being worked on, but now a Fermi-less (or at least from their official change-log) driver has arrived...
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The Cost Of ATI Kernel Mode-Setting On Fedora 12
While the Intel stack may be improved in Constantine, the ATI support has taken a hit, as users were quick to point out in response to last week's article. In particular, when using the ATI kernel mode-setting driver in Fedora 12 (which is the default for pre-R600 hardware), there is a large performance discrepancy.
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NVIDIA 64-bit FreeBSD Beta Driver By Year's End
With the FreeBSD 8.0 release now available, we reached out to NVIDIA to find out the status of their 64-bit BSD display driver, now that this operating system carries the necessary mmap extension support in their 64-bit kernel for their proprietary graphics driver to function.
Read more »Learn to use Git version control for added flexibility
Vincent Danen introduces Git, a distributed version control system that gains extra flexibility from being free of a central server, like Subversion or CVS. Here are some of the features that set it apart.
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Information sources for documenting free software
Last week, I wrote about the problems of writing documentation for free software. This week, I'd like to write about the practical challenges -- specifically, what knowledge you need to write free software documentation, and the available sources of information.
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Five reasons Google Chrome OS Security Wins
Chrome OS' reliance on a password is a major security problem, but in other ways it has great security. Here's why.
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Explore refactoring functions in Eclipse JDT
This article describes the various refactorings available in Eclipse Java™ Development Tools (JDT), including what each refactoring does, when to use it, and how to use it. It also explores the refactoring script functionality in Eclipse, which allows library developers to share code refactorings with their clients.
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Nmap 5.10BETA1 released
Hi folks. I'm happy to announce our first post-5.00 release! It
contains the results of a full five months of work, since the 5.00
release candidate was branched off in June. Good work, everybody!
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15 Power tools for Linux that you cant afford to miss
I'm talking about some tools, which comes in very handy while you are in trouble or save you from future trouble or even help you to do things fast.
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