Getting started with SSH - Kimmo Suominen: "The following sections hope to provide enough information to setup a user new to ssh with the appropriate files necessary for accessing remote hosts in a secure manner. Improvements to and comments about this document are welcome.
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
WinSCP :: Understanding SSH
WinSCP :: Understanding SSH: " On slow links, this may increase throughput, while in faster connections the added CPU overhead may actually result in slower transfers, particularly depending on the data type you’re transferring. Large text files may still benefit significantly, while binaries may transfer more slowly. You may want to experiment to find what works best in your situation. Compression may also improve security slightly, in part by rendering known cyphertext attacks more difficult and by providing less data for cryptanalysis."
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Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Learn the Hebrew Letter Chet in the Hebrew Alphabet!
Learn the Hebrew Letter Chet in the Hebrew Alphabet!: letter Chet has generally lost its original sound and tends to be pronounced as ch as in the words loch or Bach, but this is only because many Hebrew speakers have come from countries whose languages do not contain gutturals and who are therefore unable to articulate the correct h sound. Arabic speakers and many Jews from Arab countries are able to make the correct sound. In particular, Yemenite Jews are recognized as speaking ‘correct’ or authentic Hebrew, with the original Hebrew pronunciation of all the letters intact after all these years.
Here is what the Hebrew letter Chet looks like
Here is what the Hebrew letter Chet looks like
Friday, July 8, 2011
Let's Fix Learning
Let's Fix Learning: "Are You an Impaired Learner?
How would you know? Very few of us are capable of learning at the limits of the human mind. Trouble is, we don't know that. Yes, we've all met people who seem dull, and others that seem smart. We're comparing those people to ourselves. My point here is that before we can embark on fixing learning, we need to have goals. What needs fixing? What aren't so many people getting"
How would you know? Very few of us are capable of learning at the limits of the human mind. Trouble is, we don't know that. Yes, we've all met people who seem dull, and others that seem smart. We're comparing those people to ourselves. My point here is that before we can embark on fixing learning, we need to have goals. What needs fixing? What aren't so many people getting"
RSS Submissions
RSS Submissions: "BlogCatalog - The Ultimate Blog Directory - Search For Blogs
Blogdir - spanish blog community
Blogs R Us - add feed
Blogs By City - add your blog!
FeedMap - submit a blog!
BlogSearch - submit blogs
BlogSweet - blog feed submission.
BlogFlux - blog feed submission.
Blogtastic - blog feed submission.
Blog Introduction - submit blogs.
Finding Blog - blog submissions
Bulletize - blog submissions
BlogTopSites - blog submissions"
Blogdir - spanish blog community
Blogs R Us - add feed
Blogs By City - add your blog!
FeedMap - submit a blog!
BlogSearch - submit blogs
BlogSweet - blog feed submission.
BlogFlux - blog feed submission.
Blogtastic - blog feed submission.
Blog Introduction - submit blogs.
Finding Blog - blog submissions
Bulletize - blog submissions
BlogTopSites - blog submissions"
Model of Attraction :: Archives :: Personal InfoCloud
Model of Attraction :: Archives :: Personal InfoCloud: "What is This List of Lenses?
The list is essentially what I have been using and building upon for 15 years dealing with social software and the hurdles and headaches that can come from it. These 40 plus lenses (sometimes nearly 50) are questions, models, and frameworks I use when working with clients or in workshops."
The list is essentially what I have been using and building upon for 15 years dealing with social software and the hurdles and headaches that can come from it. These 40 plus lenses (sometimes nearly 50) are questions, models, and frameworks I use when working with clients or in workshops."
Personal InfoCloud
Personal InfoCloud: "What I found was many of the common social models and foundations for Web 2.0 couldn’t explain the strong value that people were finding in places where Web 2.0 thinking would not lead one to believe it existed, nor could it explain the problems that I was repeatedly seeing. It took 12 or more months of deconstructing and reassembling the Web 2.0 models, the lessons I learned from years working with and building social software, as well as my formal education"
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