Ping Alarm 1.4

Easy to use Apache distribution

Restricts IIS HTTP requests

Batch convert video to Flash on Linux server

monitor and query DNS records on DNS servers

Open source Enterprise Content Management

CSV or Comma Separated Values, are files used by various software applications to export or import tabular data. The comma separated part comes in because the columns of each are separated using commas. The CSV format is very popular because many applications (online or offline) use this type of format to import or/and export CSV [...]

As Christmas approaches rapidly, many of us love to personalize our computers/laptops, being at work or at home. We can add that holiday touch to our computers, bringing the joy of winter and of course, Christmas, everywhere. And we should start with our browser, the main connection with the Internet. The most popular browser, Firefox, comes [...]

Many people like to replace Windows Explorer, the default file manager within the Windows OS. Now, there are many alternatives out there and some people including myself have more than 1 favorite file manager. CubicExplorer is one of those file managers that you install and like, period. It has a very simple interface and can [...]

Since not so long time ago, Mac users didn’t had any real torrent clients available. Transmission came into the set, but was very buggy, then Azureus ( now Vuze ), who was and is in my opinion a resource eater. At this moment, Transmission is the most viable solution for Mac OS, but let’s see [...]

The known Linux distribution, Fedora, received its well deserved update to its 10th version. The new Fedora 10 comes with many improvements and fixes such as loading times (including boot times), security tweaks, virtualization management and of course, networking improvements. The new Fedora distro comes bundled with OpenOffice 10, the latest build of OpenOffice, covering your [...]

Yesterday, the guys from Wordpress.org released the next version of the popular CMS, Wordpress. The 2.6.5 version doesn’t bring any features on the table, it’s more of a security update. If you want to see the changelog from the 2.6.3 version of Wordpress to the current one, please visit the Wordpress Trac. The biggest security fix [...]

Many Ubuntu users have reported frequent problems within Ubuntu with the Caps Lock, Shift or the Control keys. The specified keys stop working  randomly and an Ubuntu restart is required to re-enable them. While this problem isn’t a major one within Ubuntu, it’s not currently fixed or planned by the developers. There is however a fix, [...]

You may have noticed that when your Windows is downloading updates and fixes, upon booting, it will not login into your account automatically. The cause of this ‘problem’ is most often the .NET Framework installation that adds an additional user account called ASPNET. If you want to check it out, you can browse to your [...]

If you like the look of Google’s own web browser, Chrome, and you love the power of Firefox, then we might have something for you. Oh, I forgot to add the most important part, how about having all those Google Apps that you use day by day under a small portable Firefox browser. Well, FoxGlove [...]

We, the Mac users always wanted to have a good, strong, handsome Mac virus that can tear up our systems and make Windows users think they have flies instead of viruses onto their PC’s. Unfortunately, Mac OS isn’t a good environment to sustain our fetishes and the big bad Mac viruses need to work harder [...]