Firefox has released version 1.0.1, which fixes the IDN spoofing issue, as well as about a dozen other security issues, and added some performance enhancements. Right now it’s a manual install, and sounds fairly tricky. You may want to stick… Read More »Firefox IDN update
A couple of posts ago, I talked about mounting .iso files as virtual CDs, but what if you want to burn that file to a CD in order to give it to a friend? (only legal software like Linux distros,… Read More »‘easy bake’ .ISO’s to CDLinux and Windows
A couple of posts ago, I talked about mounting .iso files as virtual CDs, but what if you want to burn that file to a CD in order to give it to a friend? (only legal software like Linux distros,… Read More »‘easy bake’ .ISO’s to CDLinux and Windows
Andrew White has posted another excellent article @ Novell Cool Solutions on registry hacks for administering student PCs. He calls them ‘draconian”, but I think they’re very insightful.
Just a quick update on Asterisk@Home. 1st – they have come out with two new versions since I’ve given it a go – I’m downloading v6 as we speak. 2nd – Install was no problem, I got it up and… Read More »Asterisk@Home follow-up
I’ve been playing with a lot of different software lately, and have started bemoaning how many times I’ve burnt a .iso file to a CD for one-time use. I was going to buy a couple of CD-RWs to be less… Read More »Mounting .iso images: Windows, Linux & Netware