These are my links for 20 set 2010 through 23 set 2010:
- Blungr.com | domain name generator – Are you looking for a domain name for your startup or project? Or maybe you are looking for your comapny name?<br />
Try Blungr.com – a simple domain name generator. Just type one or two keywords, choose settings and mix them up! Also, you can check the domain availability. If it is available, you can purchase it! - 20+ .htaccess Hacks Every Web Developer Should Know About | DevMoose – […] Apache's .htaccess(hypertext access) configuration file can be a very powerful tool in a web developer's toolkit if used properly. It can be found in the webroot of your server and can be easily edited using any text editor. In this article I'm going to show you 20 .htaccess hacks and how to use them.<br />
Before I start with this article I'd like to start by saying that abusing the .htaccess file will hurt the performance of your website. The .htaccess file should only be used if you have no other way to achieve certain things.<br />
Make sure to back up your current .htaccess file before applying any of the following hacks. […]<br />
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via http://www.bufferoverflow.it/ - Keeping an eye on TSM volumes – […] I wrote a quick script which tells me when volumes in TSM (Tivoli Storage Manager) have access and/or media issues and shoots me off an email. The script does two things:<br />
1) Checks for volumes which are NOT in the states READWRITE or OFFSITE.<br />
2) Checks for volumes which have a read/write error count >0.<br />
I’m sure that most people running TSM in their environment have some sort of daily reporting that gets sent out. If that’s the case, you can simply extract the SQL from the script and use it in your own reporting tools.<br />
[…] - Read Ruby 1.9: Free Ebook About the Ruby Programming Language – Very early draft of a book about version 1.9 of the Ruby programming language, released under a Creative Commons license.<br />
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[via Bru Blogs Aggregator http://pipes.yahoo.com/codewitchbru/myblogs ] - Know Your UNIX System Administrator: A Field Guide – There are four major species of Unix sysad…<br />
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