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Emery Fletcher describes a way to fine-tune the desktop you install on top of Ubuntu.
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Two-Factor Auth Using Key and Password with OpenSSH 6.2 or Higher
Now that most distros are shipping OpenSSH 6.2 or later, check out this feature to enable two-factor auth with a key and also a password! […]
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Blog Update: scottlinux.com is now Debian!
I have been pondering switching from Ubuntu to Debian for scottlinux.com. After the new Linode plans on SSD have been announced I thought that now […]
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Scan for heartbleed with nmap 6.45
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An introduction to the School of Open
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Open source tools allow Project Tango to evolve with speed and agility
Google’s Project Tango is a platform for Android phones and tablets designed to track the full 3-dimensional motion of the device as you hold it, while […]
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TryStack makes OpenStack experimentation easy
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