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- Wardriving with Ubuntu Linux and Google Earth
- At war with WGA
- It’s fun to stay at the YMCA – Molebatsi
Ubuntu Linux Live CD: Save data & desktop information on USB…
LXer – Jul 6, 2006
You need to use e2label command to assign the label on USB pen or hard disk drive. The idea is very simply, “you should be able to carry your desktop anywhere, anytime”.
Ubuntu Security Update Fixes LibMMS Media Stream Buffer Overflow…
FrSIRT – Jul 5, 2006
These flaws could be exploited by attackers to compromise a vulnerable system. For additional information, see :.
Wardriving with Ubuntu Linux and Google Earth
Help Net Security – Jul 5, 2006
Its easy with GFI EventsManager! Download your free trial. Wardriving with Ubuntu Linux and Google EarthWednesday, 5 July 2006, 9:48 PM CETWardriving is fun. Going around the neighborhood and mapping all the wireless networks may be nothing more than a geeky hobby but it can sure teach you alot. And viewing the results in Google Earth is icing on the cake. Ive used NetStumbler on windows and this works great but since my computers at home are now nearly Microsoft-free, I had to relearn the process on Linux.
At war with WGA
Australian IT – Jul 5, 2006
-Rease Poole Once I found out that WGA could shut down your PC, I trashed Windows on my surfing laptop and installed Ubuntu. I’m typing this from Swiftfox, the processor optimised Firefox build. Works like a charm. -John Piracy is so common. Why should the people that have pirated copies get upset if they are found out? As long as Microsoft does not use a heavy-handed approach for people that have unwittingly purchased a computer with an illegal copy of Windows, it is fair.
It’s fun to stay at the YMCA – Molebatsi
Independent Online – Jul 7, 2006
On this weekend’s gathering, Molebatsi said it was only the second one to be held on African soil in the movement’s 150-year history. The first was in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, in 1973. What is important is that we will be picking up on the legacy of youth activism and also on South Africa’s work in seeking to get the different groups of people to work together, irrespective of race, religion and gender,” said Molebatsi. He added that as the world was desperate to end all kinds of conflicts, a lot could be learned from the work carried out by the YMCA in different parts of the globe. Besides the role which the movement played in trying to bring people together, the YMCA had also been active in issues pertaining to development. Molebatsi pointed out that during his tenure, the YMCA had signed a number of agreements with the United Nations on development issues.
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