Just because it’s free, doesn’t mean it has to be easy
I am in the middle of an open source project, and boy has it been a pain in the ass. The sheer amount of work that was put into it, by numerous contibutors, is apparent. Some things are done one way,...
View ArticleThe 25 Best Alternatives To Your Enterprise Applications & Functions
A fine (and growing) list – now you just have to keep the school teachers away. I’ve been intimate with Open Office, SugarCRM, ActiveCollab, vBulletin, and of course Linux and MySQL. I don’t consider...
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Flurry of links – 1/26/09
It felt like spring around here last week. Now it’s time for flurries. Rack ’em up – Timely Tips For Recession-Racked Entrepreneurs. Not everyone is getting racked, but it’s time for some offensive...
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Cleaning up problems with NMAP on Mac OS X
Let us first make one point crystal clear – every person on the planet running the Apple Mac OS X operating system must have the finest open source network security scanner, NMAP, installed on their...
View ArticleWordPress does it again, with iOS version 2.7
From the comfort of my living room sofa, I type this post on a simple, usable, and (now) stable piece of software, WordPress for iOS. Personally, I found versions prior to the recently released 2.7...
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NMAP on OS X Update
For anyone still struggling with NMAP on Mac OS X, including but not limited to while following these instructions, please be advised that the latest package, nmap-6.49BETA3, works. And works well....
View ArticleJust because it’s free, doesn’t mean it has to be easy
I am in the middle of an open source project, and boy has it been a pain in the ass. The sheer amount of work that was put into it, by numerous contibutors, is apparent. Some things are done one way,...
View ArticleThe 25 Best Alternatives To Your Enterprise Applications & Functions
A fine (and growing) list – now you just have to keep the school teachers away. I’ve been intimate with Open Office, SugarCRM, ActiveCollab, vBulletin, and of course Linux and MySQL. I don’t consider...
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Flurry of links – 1/26/09
It felt like spring around here last week. Now it’s time for flurries. Rack ’em up – Timely Tips For Recession-Racked Entrepreneurs. Not everyone is getting racked, but it’s time for some offensive...
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Cleaning up problems with NMAP on Mac OS X
Let us first make one point crystal clear – every person on the planet running the Apple Mac OS X operating system must have the finest open source network security scanner, NMAP, installed on their...
View ArticleWordPress does it again, with iOS version 2.7
From the comfort of my living room sofa, I type this post on a simple, usable, and (now) stable piece of software, WordPress for iOS. Personally, I found versions prior to the recently released 2.7...
View ArticleClik here to view.
NMAP on OS X Update
For anyone still struggling with NMAP on Mac OS X, including but not limited to while following these instructions, please be advised that the latest package, nmap-6.49BETA3, works. And works well....
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