TOP5 for 08/13/2006
Filed in archive Daily Top 5 by Creative Weblogging on August 14, 2006
| Why openBSD is the most secure OS ? Networking for Pros |
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| I've found this amazing article that takes a closer look at OpenBSD and explains why this is the most secure Operating System. In fact, OpenBSD is so secure that it was once banned for use in a DEF CON competition, where crackers go after each other's systems. OpenBSD has only one remote exploit by default installation in 8 years. Because the... Read it all |
 Technology |
| Depth of Field and Cropping Digital Shot |
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| Shooting the Kids - » Point & Shoot Depth of Field - Part I: Depth of field and tight-cropping are, I believe, the best way of producing a sense of intimacy in an image. The blurring of a background (or a foreground) implies focus (in all sense of the word) on the subject. A tight crop gets the same sort of... Read it all |
 Consumer Electronics |
| WebMarketCentral provides resources BootStrapMe |
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| If your bootstrap business in any way involves the Internet, sooner or later you'll face the challenge of marketing on the web. For bloggers, the networking and other skills necessary to draw traffic to a site are developed early and often come almost second nature. However, figuring out how to translate that traffic into customers interested in your product or service can... Read it all |
 Business, Economy & Finance |
| O2 Outage In London Last Week The Mobile Technology Weblog |
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| O2 have reported that an outage to O2's network last week was not related to the UK airport alert that also happened on Thursday, but was caused by damage to cables owned by BT, connecting O2 with BT's fixed line service. The outage affected some mobile phone services in parts of London, Essex and Kent were affected. I was testing some... Read it all |
 Wireless |
| Delta Turns to Outsourcing The Outsourcing Weblog |
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| Delta Airlines, the third largest carrier is now bent on asking a bankruptcy judge to consider outsourcing for the airline company. According to Delta, they are considering outsourcing their computer system operations to IBM rather than keep it in-house. If the outsourcing plan would push through, about 200 employees out of the 1,800 workers in Delta's technical unit would be... Read it all |
Business, Economy & Finance |
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