reoriginalize » Search Results » links for 2004-10-27 http://term.ie/blog Andy "Bad Motherfucker" Smith Thu, 25 Mar 2010 02:23:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 links for 2004-10-27 http://term.ie/blog/links-for-2004-10-27/ http://term.ie/blog/links-for-2004-10-27/#comments Tue, 26 Oct 2004 16:15:38 +0000 termie http://an9.org/wordpress/?p=112
  • Breaking out of a chroot() padded cell
    I bet Tim would still crush this with his mad SA skills
    (categories: chroot linux security unix)
  • Running Apple’s Backup Without a .Mac Account
    more in my minor pursuit to replace .Mac with my own server, big ups to David
    (categories: .mac mac osx sync)
  • Lexicon: an RPG
    This entry is ancient (Nov 2003) but describes a simple game to play with a few friends towards creating a unique definition of a world and time, could lead to some exciting environments for a future RPG
    (categories: games rpg)
  • Backspace and Delete Configuration for Linux
    Wow, ran into this hard today when I started working on a bunch of systems at the same time, but thanks to this page got everything nicely fixed and standardized across the various computers. Updated the .vimrc in my svn profile, too.
    (categories: backspace bash delete linux vim vimrc xterm zsh)
  • An Illustrated Guide to Cryptographic Hashes
    I think crypto is hot, and I’m not ashamed to say it.
    (categories: cryptography guide hashes)
  • Ubuntu Linux
    The new trendy distro, sounds like they have a nice philosophy but I still don’t think I’m ready to ditch Gentoo for a distro that has “about a 1000 base packages,” I don’t know, I guess I just feel better not having anything until I ask for it. And then
    (categories: debian distro gentoo linux ubuntu)
  • Engineering a Beowulf-style Compute Cluster
    Oh man, did I really just link to this?
    (categories: beowulf cluster geek)
  • Boing Boing: Build a $100 GNU/Linux machine
    Ya know, I may actually do this. It, of course, doesn’t seem to include a hard drive, but I’m sure this thing can handle a HUGE RAID
    (categories: cheap computer linux)
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