While Kevin has pointed out some important issues in regards to Greasemonkey – I found this new concept for securing an RSS feed an invaluable tip. Joe Gregorio wanted a way to syndicate... Read More

For those familiar with Webmin – they understands it administrative value on Unix workstations and servers (including Mac OS X). Especially if you need to administer multiple systems. For the... Read More

Packt Publishing has introduced an interesting twist into book publishing for today’s technology reader. The company has pledged to contribute portions of its royalties from publications on... Read More

A fascinating insight into how one organization (the BBC) is finding ways to blend open source with mass consumerism and even public service. (Thanks Stoyan!) We talk so much about open source and... Read More

I have been going through a shift in my own business and looking to grow beyond Quicken as my accounting tool. As most know – Quicken is an invaluable package for home and home office... Read More

Google has released a long-awaited Firefox version of its toolbar. The toolbar runs on Windows, Mac and Linux systems. There are some other Google-related extensions for Firefox: Google Sugggest... Read More

I wrote briefly about securing MySQL last week and Andrew-J2000 suggested he was looking for a bit more depth into the clustering side of the scenario. I have recommended some additional links here... Read More

A fantastic resource was passed along to me called DShield – which bills itself as a distributed intrusion detection system. What it is really is a powerful live reporting resource on the most... Read More

In light of recent news of massive intrusions into enterprise database systems holding sensitive customer information – it is obvious reminders on hardening databases is not old news.... Read More

The news broke late last week by way of the Wall Street Journal with rumors of a payments service akin to PayPal forthcoming from Google, seeming new masters of the web world. Some of the speculation... Read More

Kudos to Martin Ferretti, a stockbroker by day and web junkie by night, has rolled out a nice starter guide to the major and some minor Linux distributions. That not to mention that his site also... Read More

OpenBSD founder Theo de Raadt has gone on the record in an interview with Forbes Magazine, slashing at Linux and Linus Torvald’s oversight of the OS as low in quality. Raadt also does not care... Read More

Though this has been brewing and in the light for some time, a solid base of source code and the first release of the now free operating system from Sun opened its doors today. The company has been... Read More