Archive for October, 2006
links for 2006-11-01
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By its very nature, an improperly configured ssh daemon can be a network liability rather than a asset. If you have a Linux box that is accessible via the Internet, it pays to know what you are doing.
Therefore, here are five things you can do to lock do
New life for the Hubble Space Telescope
Apparently, rumors of the Hubble’s demise have been greatly exaggerated, as NASA announces Hubble repair mission (via CNN.com):
“We are going to add a shuttle servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope to the shuttle’s manifest to be flown before it retires,” Griffin told workers at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland on Tuesday.Griffin’s announcement was greeted eagerly by astronomers who feared Hubble would deteriorate before the end of the decade without a mission to add new camera instruments, sensors and replace aging batteries.
Huzzah! While it is sad that we are still going to end up losing one of our greatest telescopes due to budgetary/transportation concerns, at least the Hubble will now have a fighting chance. The last mission will hopefully get the Hubble back to functioning 100%, and allow the Hubble to keep functioning until something replaces the Shuttles.
Drivl.com | The Seven Phases of Owning an iPod
All I can say is, this article is brilliant, absolutely brilliant. And just a little too true… “Every iPod owner passes through seven distinct phases, this illustrated guide depicts the journey all iPod owners must undertake…”

