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Sometimes It’s The Little Things That Count!
Recently, I decided to switch my web hosting company. I had been with my last hosting company for almost two years but…
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SCO Openserver release 5.0.7
Disclaimer There is a lot to like in the 5.0.7 release of SCO Openserver. Support for IDE CD-RW and DVD-RAM (you need other tools to actually write to this media, but the important kernel support is built in), more USB devices (though not printers or modems), P4, Xeon, and AMD Athlon processors, UDMA 100 and 133 hard drives, PCI serial and parallel cards, LS-120 and…
Ways to Cope with the War
"It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness."
Why Production servers shouldn’t have external interfaces
Read the Disclaimer People sometimes want to use their application servers as firewalls. This seems attractive at first glance: slap in another network card, add some packet filtering, tighten the system down a bit and connect it to the outside world. Cheap and quick, but a very bad idea.
Linux Logical Volume Manager (LVM) on Software RAID
Read the Disclaimer Logical Volume Manager is now included with most Linux distributions. The RedHat 8.0 installer even allows you to create LVM volumes during initial install. LVM offers capabilities previously only found in expensive products like Veritas.
Using Meta Tags Wisely
There are certain tricks and techniques in SEO industry, which can fetch you real quick and top ranking in short run and get banned for ever, which I am discussing in this article. Before optimizing any site, always follow code of ethics and never spam.
