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Palm syncing with Outlook
posted by j 3/31/2000 06:35:28 AM
Action items for today.
posted by j 3/27/2000 09:35:04 AM
Linux USB Ethernet support from Scyld
posted by j 3/23/2000 04:16:02 PM
||| | | | G.DiVX | | | ||| - information about ripping dvds
posted by j 3/23/2000 03:48:49 PM
cDc's The Tao of Windows Buffer Overflow mentioned in opensource
posted by j 3/23/2000 10:47:38 AM
CNET.com - Downloads - PC - Search Results for ``NTP''. windows programs for the internal network to use ntpd on the linux box.
posted by j 3/23/2000 10:02:37 AM
www.icecast.org - Open Source Streaming Audio
posted by j 3/23/2000 10:01:37 AM
The Secure Shell (SSH) FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
posted by j 3/23/2000 09:38:46 AM
ssh-add information. nice overall document.
posted by j 3/23/2000 09:01:05 AM
Sunworld's interview with Dad; DoS attacks: A problem of the information age
posted by j 3/21/2000 12:06:47 PM
the glorious CERT checklist. not that it would be so hard to find again. now all i have to find is the introductory disclaimer for logins.
posted by j 3/21/2000 11:08:40 AM
CERT's Other Sources of Security Tools
posted by j 3/21/2000 10:57:37 AM
using dd to clone Solaris disks. basically:dd if=/dev/rdsk/requires that both disks be exactly the same. there should be a way to do something similar with NIS and NFS. what are the issues for the build process that arise because of a broken application installation on the main NFS server?of=/dev/rdsk/ bs=8192
posted by j 3/21/2000 09:47:24 AM
Solaris[tm] PDASync
posted by j 3/21/2000 09:40:02 AM
The Solaris Security FAQ
posted by j 3/21/2000 09:14:35 AM
Solaris on Intel - x86 FAQ
posted by j 3/21/2000 09:13:03 AM
What looks to be an unmaintained page devoted to Solaris Sysadmin Tools at the U of O.
posted by j 3/21/2000 08:54:16 AM
Solaris Freeware
posted by j 3/21/2000 08:52:14 AM
NetBSD/mac68k Frequently Asked Questions with Answers for installation on the LC III.
posted by j 3/21/2000 07:57:30 AM
gcombust
posted by j 3/20/2000 03:46:29 PM
Linux.DaveCentral.com: File Utilities - CD Recorders, Page 1
posted by j 3/20/2000 02:48:42 PM
9.6) How can I convert my commercial boot tape into a cassette image file? - includes a link to something that might be useful (wav2cas).
posted by j 3/20/2000 01:30:38 PM
Evolving FAQ/Reference for comp.arch.storage, Part 1/2
posted by j 3/20/2000 01:09:10 PM
Deja.com: Re: Apple II cassette drive. is probably one of the better threads that i've seen on the topic of casette tape drives for the pc.
posted by j 3/20/2000 01:05:46 PM
comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.* Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Part 1/5
posted by j 3/20/2000 12:48:53 PM
Deja.com: Re: cassette tape to cd-r has some initial information on adding a tape drive to the box at home. should be able to create a file and write out the output to the audio out and reverse the process to get the data back. this worked on one of the first computers that i used.
posted by j 3/20/2000 12:43:02 PM
Currently trying to develop the disaster recovery program for the unix boxes. Unix System Administrator's Resources had some nice links.
posted by j 3/20/2000 11:40:29 AM
Linux Skills Tests
posted by j 3/20/2000 10:27:31 AM
this should be the last link on this topic simply because the iOpener Link Collection has all of the things i've already bookmarked.
posted by j 3/16/2000 03:22:25 PM
www.i-opener-linux.net/ - wow.
posted by j 3/16/2000 03:19:28 PM
Articles:Flat Panel Linux Box for $99?
posted by j 3/16/2000 03:08:41 PM
How PalmPilot Became a Hacker Cult
posted by j 3/16/2000 03:03:55 PM
I-opener and Linux
posted by j 3/16/2000 03:00:48 PM
i-opener by netpliance
posted by j 3/16/2000 02:59:22 PM
redhat.com 6.1 certification and a zdnet article on hardening redhat / linux
posted by j 3/16/2000 02:47:00 PM
Monkeys Typing Hamlet - The Mathematics of Monkeys and Shakespeare
posted by j 3/16/2000 08:25:32 AM
Slashdot had a reference to mailtunnel that included a link to httptunnel. Also looking at freenet.
posted by j 3/15/2000 05:36:07 PM
RJ-45 CABLING LAB 5
posted by j 3/15/2000 02:55:48 PM
PC pinouts in the comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.* FAQ: Section 8
posted by j 3/15/2000 02:51:58 PM
Ethernet RJ-45 Twisted Pair connector wiring
posted by j 3/15/2000 02:50:27 PM
Wire maps including the RJ-45 straight through.
posted by j 3/15/2000 02:42:44 PM
Sex is a utility that lets you jot down on short notice what you are thinking. (NULLSOFT.COM -- Products)
posted by j 3/14/2000 10:30:30 AM
HP Calc ICQ Users List for use with Licq.
posted by j 3/14/2000 09:59:53 AM
HP Calc ICQ Users List for use with Licq.
posted by j 3/14/2000 09:59:48 AM
Linux Games had a note about the release of the XFree86 4.0 Linux Binaries
posted by j 3/14/2000 09:30:52 AM
Wipe: Secure File Deletion for Linux.
posted by j 3/14/2000 08:21:49 AM
Since I'm moving away from Pine with the PGP hooks, I'm trying to decide whether to go with the Mutt E-Mail Client or stick with Emacs with Mailcrypt.
posted by j 3/14/2000 08:18:39 AM
[fm] fetchmail 5.3.3 for on-demand TCP/IP links released a new version yesterday.
posted by j 3/14/2000 08:10:57 AM
Shields UP! -- Internet Connection Security Analysis quickly checks the SECURITY of YOUR computer's connection to the Internet.
posted by j 3/13/2000 04:11:44 PM
Looked at Gnuplot command-line driven interactive function plotting utility for UNIX, MSDOS, and VMS platforms. It also has a Win32 GUI interface.
posted by j 3/13/2000 12:13:37 PM
Microsoft Outlook Web Access - Logon or Microsoft Exchange personal e-mail account so that you can view your Inbox from any Web Browser. It also allows you to view Exchange
posted by j 3/10/2000 04:34:07 PM
cfengine is ``a very high level language for building expert systems which administrate and configure large computer networks.''should try and find the Linux load balancing link again.
posted by j 3/10/2000 03:47:23 PM
GNATS Problem Report Database
posted by j 3/10/2000 03:37:47 PM
Debian Quality Assurance
posted by j 3/10/2000 03:37:09 PM
GNATS, the GNU Bug Tracking System has a section on sites that use wwwgnats (including Apache).
posted by j 3/10/2000 03:33:29 PM
Quick Summary of Problem Reports for Apache. Intresting tracking system.
posted by j 3/10/2000 03:27:25 PM
Apache Project has released 2.0 Alpha.
posted by j 3/10/2000 03:23:43 PM
Looking briefly through Bugzilla bugs with M14 of SeaMonkey.
posted by j 3/10/2000 03:10:02 PM
More of the same:
- Slang and Military Terminology from the Viet Nam War
- Overview of The Dictionary of Hungarian Military Slang
- Glossary provided as part of a story.
posted by j 3/08/2000 11:55:04 AM
Entering the second round of searches: ``+navy +jargon'' and links to the main jargon pages.
posted by j 3/07/2000 06:40:05 AM
Finished working on the summary of the jargon: Military Jargon Summary
posted by j 3/06/2000 05:45:10 PM
Found this lovely page detailing why ``hatemail bad'' and ``fonts good''. (alas the page is gone)ah...<meta name="GENERATOR" content="Microsoft FrontPage 3.0">
posted by j 3/06/2000 03:18:30 PM
Trying to find pages on Military-speak, i.e. words that people in the military would use (such as asses to elbows) or use without realizing the phrases are jargonized.Probably one of the more difficult searches since I'm fairly unfamiliar with the topic. Initial appoach: search with ``+military +vernacular''; unfortunately this doesn't consider what type of person would write a summary of words that would likely be used by someone in the military (that is, how many members of the military would refer to the speech they use as vernacular?). Likely the only type of person whould would use ``vernacular'' would be an academic, and since I'm looking for actual words, this would be unlikely to work. Searching on the obvious ``asses to elbows'' phrase turns up some obvious (after you search for it). Best hit was on ``+army +jargon''. My guess is that people in the military align themselves more with the particular division than with being generally "in the army". Additional searches might center around just the marines and their language.
Links
- Marine jargon
- The Space and Electronic Warfare Lexicon (USAF search)
- Aerodrome's Colossal Glossary of Aviation Terminology
- Pilot magazine's A to Z of Aviation Jargon.
- Army glossary
- Armyjargon
- http://www.jarheadjargon.com/
Future work: pick some of the most evocative terms and begin arbitrarily using those words in a technical setting.
posted by j 3/06/2000 02:10:26 PM
