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IPSEC Fortigate 110C and OS X
April 17, 2015

IPSEC Fortigate 110C and Macbook Pro A long ago I wrote a post about connecting Ubuntu to a Fortigate 110C using an IPSEC connection. After discovering the right way to do it, I happily used that method  until I changed my pc. When I bought my Macbook pro retina (late 2013) the first thing I did […]

Javascript Tip of the day
February 26, 2015

Javascript tip of the day Hello folks, I want to share with you my Javascript tip of the day. Have you ever wondered how to unselect a selected value in a dropdown lis using JQuery? Really simple: $("option:selected").prop("selected", false); Nice uh? Nice and simple! But wait, here is another Javascript tip of the day! What […]

General
Merging pdf files in one line
February 2, 2015

Merging pdf files into a single one   Merging pdf files has never been so simple using Ghostscript from command line in both Linux and OsX. Just open a console and type:   gs -dBATCH -dNOPAUSE -q -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=<yourfile.pdf> <your_list_of_pdfs> This command will merge pdf files your_list_of_pdfs into a single file called yourfile.pdf. So easy, […]

General
SEO tools for beginners
January 30, 2015

Online SEO tools Hello folks, I want to share with all of you a couple of SEO tools I started using the past days. Simple and practical stuff available for free. SEO tools list Google Trends: Google Trends is a nice way to find out which are the search volumes for the chosen keywords; it […]

Linux tips
Linux Tip of the Day
November 13, 2014

Hi all, I’d like to share this with all of you. Because of my job I had the necessity to know which port where used on a remote server that hadn’t nmap installed on it, so what I did was: sudo lsof -nP -i | grep LISTEN Here is the explanation: lsof – list of […]

Programming
HTML5 you’re ready!
October 31, 2014

After many years W3C puts its official stamp on HTML5 which has been widely used in these past years by a lot of developers fascinated by its promise of develop once deploy anywhere. In its post about HTML5, W3C says that according to a Vision Mobile Survey, 42% out of 10.000 interviewed developers are using the combination of […]

Linux tips

Neverending story with the “ShellShock bug” read this:   Attackers have been quick to exploit the Shellshock Bash command interpreter bug disclosed yesterday by building a botnet that is currently trying to infect other servers, according to a security researcher. via First Shellshock botnet attacks Akamai, US DoD networks – Security – News – iTnews.com.au.

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