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New Hilbert Release

June 4th, 2008 · No Comments

With Nick now in Grahamstown, development on the Hilbert Curve application has progressed well. Version 4.05 has been released around a month after the 2.05 edition previously mentioned, which is heading much closer towards completion. The unix build scripts still need to be integrated, but there has been much improvement. The most [...]

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Tags: Linux · Networking · Security · Vizualization

Systems Administration Cheet Sheets

May 18th, 2008 · No Comments

Colin Barschel has published a rather complete listing of how to perform common unix related tasks in Linux and FreeBSD, and even some Solaris examples. Even better hes got a booklet version as well for easy printing. Something to keep on the back burner/bookmarks for when you get stuck trying to remember just how [...]

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Tags: FreeBSD · Linux · Systems Administration · Unix

Ubuntu LTS migration for the GUI challenged

April 28th, 2008 · No Comments

With the release of Ubuntu 8.10 (Hardy Heron) and its designation as the new LTS version, I decided to upgrade my one local server from Dapper to Hardy, with the small challenge of I didnt want to do it via a gui. This is partly because I did not have a X [...]

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