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Archive for April, 2007Daily Friction #235Monday, April 30th, 2007install DropMyRights to get simple yet effective protection against malware, update your PuTTY to plug two security holes, get the new version of Trillian, discover a few USB thumb drive tricks, honor Ken Kutaragi, the father of PlayStation, learn how Google, Yahoo & Ask.com treat the “no follow” link attribute, and much more in today’s Daily Friction #234Sunday, April 29th, 2007Get a PowerPC-based new Amiga computer, read how virus writers leverage Google ads for distribution, share your experiences about product activation, learn how digg.com uses the LAMP stack to scale up, use the Web designer toolbox, find new bargains and much more in today’s edition of the Daily Friction. Hardware Amiga Inc. announces new hardware - Daily Friction #233Wednesday, April 25th, 2007Find 74 open source VoIP applications & resources, convert DVD to MPEG-4 with HandBrake, use 25 code snippets for web designers, learn how to win at Rock-Paper-Scissors, Software and Services 74 open source VoIP applications & resources - 74 open source VoIP applications tucked into categories Daily Friction #232Monday, April 16th, 2007Erase your hard drive completely, rip your DVDs on Linux, get advanced SSH security tips, learn how to reduce the memory usage on Firefox, harden PHP 5 security with Suhosin, get 101 hidden tips & secrets for Photoshop, and more in today’s edition of the Daily Friction. Software and Services Active@ KillDisk - Hard Drive Eraser is Daily Friction #231Wednesday, April 4th, 2007We are slowly getting to our usual self with some good finds. So, balance you CPU on Vista, edit your XML feeds with Microsoft’s lightweight XML editor, twitted any RSS feed, get blogging applications, hack Apple TV, find new bargains and more in today’s edition of the Daily Friction. Software and Services Balance CPU 1.0 - Use Daily Friction #230Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007It’s been a while since our last friction, but now we are getting things back on track. Use the VirtualBox for all your virtual machine needs, track your own data on Linux, mod your iPod to add a CF adapter, play D DVD and Blu-Ray on Linux, create user friendly 404 pages, play the lemonade |
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