Comment Re:A man in the middle attack (Score 1) 326
That's why people keeps their diamonds in safe-deposit boxes, you fool.
Comment Read this first (Score 1) 569
"A $150 Camera vs. a $5,000 Camera"
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/150-vs-5000-dollar-camera.htm
Comment Cool (Score 0) 171
but I haven't yet finished fine tuning my new and shiny Kubuntu installation.
Comment Mikrotik (Score 1) 319
I'm very happy using Mikrotik (mikrotik.com) products. You can buy a ~49$ license and install their software -RouterOS, a Linux derivative- on an old PC.
You can also get one of their hardware products (routerboard.com), excellent choice if you care about power consumption. I highly recommend the RB750G wich is a small SOHO router in a nice plastic case.
With RouterOS you can do a whole lot of interesting things, monitoring bandwidth usage is just one of these things.
Comment Openwall site (Score 1) 122
the Openwall website groans and moans imploring for a facelift.
it's so poignant..
Comment Re:The most successful trolls (Score 1) 383
Not so anonymous, though:
http://i53.tinypic.com/faa61k.png
Journal Journal: Used laser printer, works a treat in Ubuntu 8.10 & 9.4 2
I've long delayed getting a printer, but finally have a few things that I want to print queued up again, and it's getting to be too much of a hassle with printing them at friends' places, etc. There even is a printer here in the house, but it's 3 floors up, often out of paper, or disconnected, or needs to have its network connection coaxed into cooperation, and its toner isn't looking so hot anyhow.
Comment Qt4 + SQLite3 (Score 1) 702
A statically linked app written in C++, with Trolltech's Qt4.4 + SQLite3 support will do the trick.
If the statically linked binary results too big, just shrink it with UPX, or install the dynamically linked dlls with the app.
