Weekly Links
Friday 23 April 2004 at 10:08 pm Who needs Garageband when you have sndrec32.exe ?Basic perl for SysAdmins
Free BareGrep & BareTail - Windows GUI versions of Unix utilities
A nice CFengine overview from O'Reilly / Onlamp
HTML editor - Nvu - mozilla Composer based standalone wysiwyg html editor
Study of terrorists and technology
Before the web existed there was gopher
Best of 2004 freeware from Pricelessware
Tiny USB Hard-drive
This has been done before but its still pretty cool - dial a website IP address
The ultimate no nonsense toilet paper
Securing a fresh linux install parts one, two and three
Interesting Links
Wednesday 14 April 2004 at 8:12 pm Cool Freeware Enhanced Notepad/Outliner - Keynote autosaves -> very useful for dumping information in a semi structured wayHow google can do what google does - Google-tech
For the yuppie in us all - great interior design 'stuff' from mocoloco
Creatures has been moved online and its now free
Netcat - useful utilities for Unix/Win32 - lets you setup client/server tests for almost everything with this simple command line tool
Computer Forensics (Updated 04/05/05)
Wednesday 14 April 2004 at 8:11 pm The Sleuthkit lets you carry out an 'exam' on a comprimised or suspect system.Dana Epp has written about performing a forensic exam on a comprimised Linux system.
Interesting Links
Monday 05 April 2004 at 11:40 pm NEC Labs have some cool stuff in the pipeline.MIT Virtual Paintbrush - Allows children to 'pick' colours from surrounding objects and paint them onto a screen. Take a look at it here.
A nice (almost layman-like) look at building a cluster of web servers providing load-balancing hvailable here.
Palm Paint Applications
MoePaint
PixMarker
Slightly creepy - sculptures made from artificial human skin
In case you missed this on slashdot last week - the Nanode was released (design is by the UK company that created the Cubit)
Use Microsofts PowerTools for XP - they're actually really useful.
