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Monthly Archives: June 2016
5 reasons to ditch Windows for Linux | TheINQUIRER
Ready to give up on Windows? You’re probably not alone
Source: 5 reasons to ditch Windows for Linux | TheINQUIRER
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History
Old styles signs are always so interesting — they last for ages and are a peak into the past
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Vacations
Who needs ’em? :D
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Training
First training for a while (I’ve been seriously slacking :( ) and I gambled against Mother Nature. And lost….
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Microsoft to buy LinkedIn for $26 billion
Orlando shooting: Isil wages war on gays in the West after Omar Mateen kills 50 in nightclub attack – America’s worst ever mass shooting
• 50 dead and 53 injured after Isil gunman opened fire on gays and lesbians in Orlando nightclub
• Shooter Omar Mateen, 27, said to have “pledged allegiance to Isil” in 9/11 call before massacre
• Police use armoured vehicle to storm Pulse nightclub and release 30 hostages
• Obama condemns attack as an “act of terror and hate”
• World Trade Center to be lit up in LGBT colours in mourning for homophobic attack
• Everything we know so far about the 50 people killed by Omar Mateen
• Orlando gunman used AR-15 assault rifle to kill his victims – the weapon of choice for mass shooters
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How To Install Steam on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS – OMG! Ubuntu!
Steam was one of the many things that broke with Ubuntu 16.04 because of numerous changes in package names and dependencies. Fortunately, here’s a guide to fix that. Now, back to my Dungeon Defenders :D
Source: How To Install Steam on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS – OMG! Ubuntu!
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Kali Linux Pentesting Distribution — Now Runnable in Browser
Everyone loves hearing about pentesting and ethical hacking distros these days, and it looks like it is even becoming a trend among aspiring security professionals.
Therefore, today we have some good news for those who want to try one of the best penetration testing and security auditing operating systems based on the Linux kernel, Kali Linux, the successor of the popular BackTrack, and don’t have the resources to run the Live CD or install the OS on their computers.
Network security specialist Jerry Gamblin has created a project called KaliBrowser, which, if you haven’t already guessed, it allows you to run the famous Kali Linux operating system on a web browser, using the Kali Linux Docker image, Openbox window manager, and NoVNC HTML5-based VNC client.
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