How To Save Bandwidth With Apache2’s mod_deflate

June 9, 2006 by TtG

This article shows how to install and configure mod_deflate on an Apache2 web server. With mod_deflate, you can compress HTML, text or XML files to approx. 20 – 30% of their original sizes, thus saving you server bandwidth and making your modem users happier.

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Introduction to Reverse Engineering Software

January 15, 2006 by TtG

Excellent tutorial on how to pull apart software and modify it

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Ebook collection

January 10, 2006 by TtG

Good collection of tech books.

How to use HTML tables properly

January 9, 2006 by TtG

You should avoid using tables for layout, but that does not mean you should avoid using tables for their intended purpose. When marking up tabular data in HTML, tables are what should be used. This article explains how to make HTML data tables accessible.

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Forgot your Windows password? No problem! : Password resetting techniques

January 4, 2006 by TtG

A lot of people think that after having lost their Windows admin password, they absolutely have to reinstall their OS. Let me tell you something: They are wrong! This article provides you with needed techniques to get back in your system.

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How To: Circuit Hijacking – a beginners guide to circuit modding

December 31, 2005 by TtG

Informative article describing the basics of circuit modding. “This process of redirecting the internal circuitry of a component is what I call â��circuit hijackingâ�� because essentially, the circuitry is â��hijackedâ�� to a new location and purpose.”

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How to write Buffer Overflows

December 29, 2005 by TtG

nuff said

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Programming Cheat Sheets

December 28, 2005 by TtG

Check these cool printable progamming cheat sheets.

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Become an Independent Programmer in 1068 Days

December 27, 2005 by TtG

Gus Mueller’s 7.5 tips for making it as an independent developer, in 1068 Days.

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eSvn – a GUI frontend to the Subversion revision system

December 27, 2005 by TtG

eSvn is cross-platform and runs under Unix-like operating systems (GNU/Linux distributions, FreeBSD, Sun Solaris and others), Mac OS X as well as Windows.

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