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Networking / Linux
Solutions to share the Internet on a network have tremendiously evolved in the last twenty years. My first experience was using Wingate [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinGate], a software proxy that could act as an Internet gateway. Along with the introduction of Internet broadband came the consumer gateways, such
Networking / Linux
EDIT : The T20 might be a bit old, but Dell continued the series with the T30 and the T40. You might want to check them out. A server is a computer decided to providing one or more services. In the case of home offices, the most common type would be
Networking / Linux
One of the important aspect of Linux is its Open Source nature: everyone is free to contribute and no one "owns" Linux. This creates a great diversity which is both a strength and a weakness for the operating system. Wars over the best "distro" of Linux are fought with religious
Networking / Linux
A KVM Switch is a device that allows a keyboard, a video monitor and a mouse (hence the name) to be shared across multiple computers. This particular model, the Dell 2161DS-2, is commonly used in server rooms, where large numbers of servers only require a monitor and keyboard for troubleshooting.
Networking / Linux
Last year, the development team for Ghost blog announced [http://blog.ghost.org/cloudflare/] a partnership with Cloudflare. The goal was to improve the Ghost(Pro) infrastructure, making it faster and more secure. With a little tinkering, Cloudflare can be used with any Ghost blog. Technodabbler received this upgrade a
Networking / Linux
I like iOS development. I am actually starting to see some elegance in Objective-C, even thought it has the strangest syntax ever. So far, I’ve release BlokPanic. The next game, I want it to be multiplayer, possibly even massively multiplayer. The problem is that I need some server software.
Videogames
As some of you might already know, I’ve recently graduated and started work. The first thing that surprised me what the dramatic time I had in leisure time. I guess that’s normal and part of growing up. However, this also prompted me to ask another question, how much
Networking / Linux
Lets face it, Debian has too much politics. I’ve never seen a slower moving Linux distro. Don’t take me wrong, it’s a great Linux distro. I wouldn’t use any other Linux distro for a server. But I need more for a Desktop system. Last weekend, I