Archive for month: October, 2009

Using public key authentication with ssh

7 October, 2009 (16:05) | Linux | By: chuck

So maybe you’ve gotten tired of entering your password every time you log in to your home server. Maybe you desire better security. Or maybe you want to run automated scripts from a remote box and have their results piped to a local file. (Yay nerdiness!) Regardless this article is for you.
I’m not sure how [...]

FTC hits bloggers with a required discloser guideline

5 October, 2009 (20:28) | Web | By: chuck

Us bloggers pretty much have it made. We write our opinion about something and don’t really have to worry about the cost of the medium used to distribute it. Sure, 30$ USD per month is still a little bit of a bill for hosting services, but most bloggers have a solution to this: Advertising.
Back in [...]

September’s spam

4 October, 2009 (20:03) | Linux, Services | By: chuck

Just today I recalled that I was going to commit myself to posting an analysis of the spam I received each month. That was waaay back around March, so I’ve decided maybe I shouldn’t commit to that sort of time frame. What made me take so long? Well..

This is my personal account’s spam box you [...]