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Docker 1.3 arrives with improved security
Docker, makes of the popular container technology with the same name, has a major new release that will both developers and administrators will love.
HP to shutter webOS cloud services
When is a brick not a brick? When nobody cares, says HP
HP has announced it will shut down webOS cloud services on January 15th, 2015.…
See infrared in Android with the Seek Thermal Camera
In today's Android roundup: The Seek Thermal Camera lets you see in infrared. Plus: Android 5.0 Lollipop highlights for developers, and see the Flappy Bird easter egg hidden in Android 5.0.
SELKS 1.0 Screenshot Tour
Stamus Networks is proud to announce the availability of the SELKS 1.0 stable release. SELKS is both live and installable network security management ISO image, based on Debian GNU/Linux, implementing and focusing on a complete and ready-to-use Suricata IDS/IPS ecosystem with its own graphic rule manager. SELKS is comprised of the following major components: Suricata IDPS, Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana and Scirius. It offers proven, powerful, innovative and scalable open-source multi-threading technologies in a bundle. SELKS 1.0 comes with 10 pre-installed Kibana IDS/NSM dashboards. They cover analysis of the Suricata alerts and events with per-protocol dashboards (Alerts, HTTP, Flow, SSH, TLS, DNS).
Non-Linux FOSS: Remember Burning ISOs?
I was chatting with a Windows-using friend recently, and he wanted to
try Linux on one of his older computers. I always like those sorts of
conversations, and so I kept chatting, walking him through setting up
Unetbootin to create a USB installer and so on and so on. Unfortunately, he wasn't
able to get the USB drive to boot.
Linux developers and users should be civil while disagreeing passionately
In today's open source roundup: Why Linux developers and users need to disagree in a civil way. Plus: Remembering Netscape, and DeadCore has been released for Linux.
Judges Want To Make Life Harder On Patent Trolls: Want Them To Actually Have To Explain What Infringement Happened
I'd missed this one, but Cory Doctorow over at BoingBoing points our attention to the fact that, last month, the Judicial Conference voted to make a little-noticed change in patent lawsuits that should serve to make life more difficult for patent trolls.
How to create and use Python CGI scripts
Have you ever wanted to create a webpage or process user input from a web-based form using Python? These tasks can be accomplished through the use of Python CGI (Common Gateway Interface) scripts with an Apache web server. CGI scripts are called by a web server when a user requests a particular URL or interacts […]Continue reading...
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Sager NP2740 Review - A Portable Linux Powerhouse
I was looking for something powerful to stream some games on, but also light enough that it was not going to feel like a brick next to my Chromebook. Since Linux is my OS of choice, having reasonable Linux support is also on my list of desires. Because of this I wanted to stay away from ATI graphics cards and nVidia cards with optimus.
All current Nexuses, including Nexus 4 and 2012 Nexus 7, will get Lollipop
Google's official Android Lollipop announcement this morning originally didn't mention some older Nexus devices—namely, the Nexus 4 and the 2012 Nexus 7. However, Google has confirmed to us that those older devices will indeed be getting Android 5.0, as will the Nexus 5, 2013 Nexus 7, Nexus 10, and the Google Play Edition devices.
Feature-creep will ensure that systemd stays
Feature-creep is a major aspect of systemd. It seems to want to take over the entire Linux system and poke its tentacles into unwanted places.
Modular smartwatch runs Tizen on Edison
A startup is prepping a modular “Blocks ” watch that runs Tizen on an Atom-based Intel Edison module, and houses modular components in the watchband links.
EdgeRouter Lite
In the September 2014 issue, I mentioned my new router, and I got a lot of e-mail messages asking about how well it works. I can say without hesitation it's the nicest router I've ever owned. And, it was less than $100!
How to grant rights to users to use Docker in Fedora
On the docker-dev list someone asked about Fedora documentation that described how you add a user to the docker group. The user wanted to allow his users to do a docker search to try to find images that they could use.
Raspberry Pi time-lapse camera
Get beautiful views of the sunset using your Raspberry Pi, a Pi camera and a small Python script
LG releases world's first 34-inch 21:9 curved display
LG34UC97 brings stunning QHD resolution and an ultra-wide viewing angle without compromising colour quality
How to secure your ISPConfig 3 server against the poodle SSL attack
In the following guide, the steps are described in order to secure your server against the recent poodle SSL attack. The tutorial uses an ISPConfig 3 perfect server on Debian 7, but the same steps will work on any other Linux Distribution as well.
Should Google give up control of Android in watches, TVs, and cars?
In today's Android roundup: Google may eventually loosen its grip on Android in TVs, cars and watches. Plus: Is the Nexus 6 worth the money? And a hands on video of the Nexus 9 tablet.
OpenStack hooks up with Hadoop to bring big data to the cloud
The new OpenStack release, dubbed 'Juno,' has lots of fixes, better support for hot upgrades, and now hooks up with Hadoop.
Mozilla and Telefónica Partner to Simplify Voice and Video Calls on the Web
Mozilla is extending its relationship with Telefonica by making it easier than ever to communicate on the Web. Telefónica has been an invaluable partner in helping Mozilla develop and bring Firefox OS to market with 12 devices now available in 24 countries. We’re now expanding our relationship, exploring how to simplify communications over the Web by providing people with the first global communications system built directly into a browser.
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