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Category Archives: Linux
Forwarding your Traffic through SSH
As a consultant I am always on networks which can not be trusted. One way to make sure no one is sniffing my traffic, I run my connection through an SSH tunnel. This is something which is incredibly simple to … Continue reading
Keeping bash history in sync on disk and between multiple terminals
This is something I personally don’t find too useful but others may so I thought I would share it. briancarper.net λ – Keeping bash history in sync on disk and between multiple terminals.
Root your Motorola Droid Razr
I just recently got a Motorola Droid Razr and was disappointed to find out that the rooting apps and guides out there were not working. So I created a quick one myself. It is self contained and will only run … Continue reading
One-stop performance analysis using atop [LWN.net]
This is a neat program to use to track the stats on your machine One-stop performance analysis using atop [LWN.net].
Factory Reset The Linux OS
I came across an interesting article the other day about the sys-unconfig command. If you run the command it will wipe out all of your OS settings and re-runs the original setup after it reboots. sys-unconfig
