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Sharp Zaurus, Bluetooth, GPRS and a Nokia 6310i HOWTO
affix.sourceforge.net/gprs-zaurushowto.shtml, posted 2009 by peter in communication howto linux networking zaurus
The aim of this document is to illustrate the steps that I took (minus all the wrong ones, and there were many) to get a successful GPRS data connection using my Sharp Zaurus, a Nokia 6310i, a Socket Bluetooth card and an O2 (UK mobile phone operator) GPRS data account. I'm making the assumption that you already have a Sharp Zaurus (Z) (or are intending to buy one) and that you are OK with using Linux on the command line.
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Installation and Configuration | mlmmj
mlmmj.org/man, posted 2008 by peter in communication email messaging reference
An installation and configuration guide to mlmmj. This guide includes howtos for the tunables, and also information on how to make mlmmj play nice with different mail servers.
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Online universal address book to be launched - The National Newspaper
www.thenational.ae/article/20081103/BUSINESS/907487281/1053, posted 2008 by peter in communication domain msm networking
When a user types in the web address of a contact, such as thenational.tel, the contact information is located directly within the DNS database, meaning no redirection is necessary. Results come back instantly and are universally accessible to internet-connected devices, with no web browser needed.
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Fradar
www.fradar.net/, posted 2008 by peter in communication download fascism inswedish mozilla networking software
Fradar är en ”plug-in”, ett slags tilläggsprogram till webbläsaren. Den analyserar hela tiden trafikmönstret, och rapporterar om anslutningen är nationell hela vägen, och därmed säker, eller om den passerar utländska servrar eller routrar längs vägen, och därmed är avlyssningsbar av FRA.
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Adobe - Developer Center : Using BlazeDS with Spring
www.adobe.com/devnet/livecycle/articles/blazeds_spring.html, posted 2008 by peter in communication development flash flex howto java messaging
In this article, we describe how to use BlazeDS Remoting to seamlessly integrate the two technologies and build state-of-the-art internet applications made of a Flex front-end and a Spring back-end.
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CompactFlash Bluetooth Card
www.pcconnection.com/IPA/Shop/Product/Detail.htm?sku=6755543, posted 2008 by peter in brokeninkonqueror communication hardware networking webshop wireless zaurus
This Baracoda CompactFlash card eliminates proprietary cables and allows mobile users to connect to mobile computing devices wirelessly and effortlessly.
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PDA BLUETOOTH COMPACTFLASH CF NIC (New Ver.)
www.techforless.com/cgi-bin/tech4less/BT2000-CF?mv_pc=google_base, posted 2008 by peter in communication hardware networking webshop wireless zaurus
AmbiCom's Air2Net Wireless CompactFlash Card (with free PC Card Adapter) brings wireless functionality to laptops and portable WinCE devices and is designed to use with your Personal Area Network (PAN).
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Ostiary - Simple, Secure Remote Script Execution
ingles.homeunix.net/software/ost/, posted 2008 by peter in communication free networking security software
It is designed to allow you to run a fixed set of commands remotely, without giving everyone else access to the same commands. It is designed to do exactly and only what is necessary for this, and no more.
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One Time Passwords/Single Use Passwords Howto [Archive] - Ubuntu Forums
ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-197350.html, posted 2008 by peter in communication howto linux security
I couldn't find any Ubuntu-specific info for getting one time passwords to work using OPIE. Turns out there is a needed option in sshd_config. Here are my notes that got me working on Dapper:
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ParanoidLinux.org
paranoidlinux.org/, posted 2008 by peter in communication download fascism free linux privacy security software storage terr
Paranoid Linux is an operating system that assumes that its operator is under assault from the government, and it does everything it can to keep your communications and documents a secret.
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