Archive for May, 2006

Ruby and FLVTools2

Wednesday, May 31st, 2006

[tag]FLVTool2[/tag] is a manipulation tool for Macromedia Flash Video files (FLV).
FLVTool2 can calculate a lot of meta data and insert a onMetaData tag. It can cut FLV files and add cue Points (onCuePoint). A debug command lets you see inside our FLV and the print command gives you meta data information in XML [...]

Joomla!

Wednesday, May 31st, 2006

I was trying Joomla! for the last 2 days. And finally the web site is up today! (sorry for not to mention the url here)..
Few years back I was tried Mambo before but because of “Mambo’s Developer Team Breaks” and now I choosed Joomla!.

[tag]Joomla[/tag]! is one of the most powerful [tag]Open Source[/tag] [tag]Content Management [...]

Improve Linux Boot Up Speed

Sunday, May 28th, 2006

I believe most of the [tag]Linux[/tag] users complain about the Linux [tag]boot up[/tag] [tag]speed[/tag]. Everyone wants a quick boot time.

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Google Webmaster Guidelines

Sunday, May 28th, 2006

Just to share a good articles as below:
Google [tag]Webmaster[/tag] [tag]Guidelines[/tag]

Make sure your pages have less than 100 links. This won’t be too difficult
unless you display product lists without breaking them up into separate
pages (which should be done for your visitors let alone search [...]

Linux Server Hack

Sunday, May 28th, 2006

What your [tag]Linux[/tag] Server was hacked again? I’m received a call from my friend and he said his customer Linux [tag]server[/tag] was [tag]hacked[/tag] by someone again yesterday.
After the phone conversation, I found that his Linux Server was hacked because of password [tag]brute force[/tag].
What is a brute force attack?
Brute force attack is a method of defeating [...]