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Fighting Link Spam: This Time It's Personal

10/28/2006  
Relevance: 7.36
Over the past four months, I've been fighting an escalating battle against link spammers. Typically, link spammers use automated programs to help spread their garbage. Several events over the last month have me wondering if one has taken a personal interest in my site.
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Determining Volume Group Disk Usage On AIX Unix Using Sh And Awk

11/11/2008  
Relevance: 7.31
Is nothing sacred? A look at a few AIX commands that can make your life simpler. Today's topic, and accompanying script, have to do with a more specific function already described in our series on working with AIX LVM (Actually, that link points to the last entry in the series. It's a strange thing about serialized content; the only way I can hook you up with a link that will get you links from part 4 to parts 3, 2 and 1 is to give you the last link.
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D-link Found Guilty of Linux GPL Violation in Germany

09/26/2006  
Relevance: 7.12
D-Link has agreed to stop distributing its DSM-G600 networked attached storage device after a German court found it had violated terms of the General Public License by incorporating Linux into the product. However, D-Link has refused to reimburse the GPL-Violations Project for its legal costs in bringing the action against the company.
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Speeding Up DNS Access In Regions With Very Low Infrastructure

11/08/2008  
Relevance: 6.47
Let's say you are on an expensive satellite link that can barely provide enough bandwidth for your company's Internet access and you will want to do whatever you can to get as much as possible out of this link. Moreover, occasionally you lose power from the utility company, long enough for your UPS to run out. There are a few things you could do to get a lot more from your link. In this article, we will be looking at speeding up your dns requests by keeping a cache of responses to your dns requests on your hard disk. Subsequent dns request are then served from the cache and because a copy is on disk, you don't lose it when there is a power outage or a reboot.
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Sorry, but you must call Microsoft to fix link glitch under IE

09/10/2006  
Relevance: 6.46
Dear Nick: Why does my computer seem to lock up whenever it tries to open a new link? For instance, I tried to open your profile from RNews, but instead I received the"Not responding" message and my computer sat there doing nothing for about a minute before it recovered and stayed at the RNews page from which I started. I cannot open a new link from anywhere I go. Help! Frustrated ...[If you support Windows users in your daily operations, you'll want to read this one. It's a tech question for which the response is,"the fix might cost you". At least the tech editor recommends a serious alternative solution - Firefox. - dcparris]
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See the new gOS Linux 1.0.1 in action

11/17/2007  
Relevance: 6.00
I am seeing many reviews about the latest Linux craze OS called gOS Linux. I did a short tour earlier in the week but thought I would link to my Flash Video of gOS Linux 1.0.1 in action. I also included a link to an excellent review of gOS over at linux.com by Susan Linton.
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Tutorial: Networking 101: Understanding the Data Link Layer

08/21/2008  
Relevance: 5.97
Layer 2, the Data Link layer, is where Ethernet lives. We'll be talking about bridges, switching and VLANs with the goal of discovering how they interact in this part of Networking 101.
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Tux meets Amiga, part 2: Porting AmiKit to Linux

03/23/2008  
Relevance: 5.92
During my article on Amiga emulation on the Linux platform I had deliberately neglected to mention AmiKit as there appeared to be only MS Windows based executable installers and zip archives on the AmiKit web site. After the article went live, Mike kindly informed us there was indeed a Linux friendly archive of AmiKit. I emailed the AmiKit author, Jan Zahurancik, requesting a link to it as there was no link to be found on the AmiKit web site, only MS centric archives. He duly replied with 3 links, which Jan has requested I do not show here as they were not and are not public versions, to AmiKit in zip and lzx format as well as a link to a PDF file showing how to get AmiKit working on the Linux platform.
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Preview hyperlinks with Interclue

08/21/2007  
Relevance: 5.73
Interclue is a Firefox extension that lets you preview whatever a hyperlink on a page is pointing to. Unlike other link previewers, Interclue doesn't just display a tiny replica of what's hiding under the link. It uses algorithms to intelligently construct a summary of the target page and displays it in a window with lots of other information and statistics about the page.
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The Open Source Lifestyle -- Privacy versus Respect

04/15/2008  
Relevance: 5.70
If you click this link, you can see my house. That vehicle in the driveway is my 1991 Ford Ranger. I give you that link without hesitation, because with the current state of technology, it's a simple point and click to get my address, and a copy/paste after that to get a map. I'm not so naive that I consider an unlisted phone number viable protection from the prying eyes of the world. Does that mean privacy is dead? Well, I'd argue yes and no.
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