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Car Paint Damage (Chips, and Pits)

I’m working on my car to try and get some of the paint chips and pits out of the paint. Here are some pictures of the problem area’s. I’ve been looking online at a couple of solutions. www.popularmechanics.com/cars/how-to/repair/how-to-repair-chipped-car-paint www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVkJT_hL6Zs&feature=related

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OtterBox Defender Series iPhone 4S Warranty Pictures

The OtterBox Warranty Department asked that I provide them with pictures of the problematic OtterBox I purchased. Here they’re, as you can see the bottom iTunes Port cover has a small rubber line that is suppose to fit into the … Continue reading

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Why DomainPeople’s New Domain Manager Sucks

DomainPeople upgraded their Domain Name Manager, which now doesn’t allow the creation of Name Servers based on your domain name. So you’re required to submit a ticket to create/update your Name Servers based on your Domain Name. I’m so glad … Continue reading

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Configuring MySQL for Low Memory VPS

I’ve found the following configuration helps when you’re trying to squeeze out as much memory from a VPS as possible.   [mysqld] port = 3306 socket = /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock skip-locking key_buffer = 16K max_allowed_packet = 1M table_cache = 4 sort_buffer_size = … Continue reading

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Apple TV XBMC sources.xml Location

/private/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/XBMC/userdata/sources.xml

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Pasword Protected Sub Directories Missing on Index Listing with Apache2

If you’ve setup a folder that allows listing of the directory index, you will be presented with that directories contents. Folders and files will be show and you can navigate through each folder. However, if you’ve password protected a sub … Continue reading

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Apache dDoS “killapache” Sends Malformed GET Requests

There is a bug in certain versions of Apache that is susceptible to a dDoS using malformed GET requests. You can find more information about “killapache” at the following site. www.pentestit.com/2011/08/25/killapache-ddos-tool-freezes-apache-web-server/   There is no patch, however their is a work around … Continue reading

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Using “robocopy” to Copy EFS Files

When required to move large amounts data from one location to another, we use robocopy. Why? It’s basically like rsync for Linux, it copies NTFS Security ACL’s and will do file compare on every file to ensure that the destination … Continue reading

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JungleDisk – Server Daemon Not Responding, No Backups, Not cool?

So I noticed that one of my servers wasn’t being backed up via email alerts recently. Usually I’m on top of it, but I noticed recently one less email from JungleDisk (I get completion notices on all JungleDisk Backups). So … Continue reading

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Simple Apache Expires Setup via .htaccess

If you’ve used Google Page Speed then you’ve probably seen “Leverage browser caching” as one of the items on the Medium Priority list. And it’s a real simple fix if you’re running Apache. Just create or edit your .htaccess file for … Continue reading

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