Firefox Help: Keyboard Shortcuts

Speed up your surfing with some keyboard shortcuts (some of these work in other browsers too)!

Firefox Help: Keyboard Shortcuts

Make Firefox Faster

Here are a couple of tweaks to make Firefox just a little bit faster.

Make Firefox Faster

Firefox Help: Keyboard Shortcuts

Speed up your surfing with some keyboard shortcuts (some of these work in other browsers too)!

Firefox Help: Keyboard Shortcuts

Online FavIcon Maker

Here's a page that allows you to create your own favicon from a picture.

FavIcon from Pics -- how to create a favicon.ico for your website

How Prevalent Are SQL Injection Vulnerabilities?

Interesting (and kinda scary) article on SQL Injection Vulnerabilities.

Michael Sutton's Blog : How Prevalent Are SQL Injection Vulnerabilities?

Microsoft Outlook: Name Your flags

Wish you could organize your emails in a different way? Want to prioritize your emails (or even quasi-organize them) without using folders? Want to use the colored flags in Outlook but have trouble working in red, blue, yellow, green, orange, and purple?

Name you flags -- it's easy!

Name your colored quick flags - Help and How-to - Microsoft Office Online

Disable Windows Update Restart Nag

Want to run Windows Update but not restart your computer right away? This is much easier said than done (thanks Microsoft). Here's how to disable the "restart now?" nag screen:

(Start->Run) `sc stop wuauserv`

Windows: Disable Windows Update restart nag - Lifehacker

sendmail: Force "send now"

Here's how to force sendmail to send now:

`sendmail -q`

[nSLUG] Re: Force sendmail to "send now"?

Sudo !! the previous command

Ever try to do something that requires root access and realize you're not root when you get the line: "Permission denied"?

Well now you can `sudo` that previous command by using:
/ $prompt>`cp /root/.bashrc .`
cp: cannot stat `/root/.bashrc': Permission denied
/ $prompt>`sudo !!`
sudo cp /root/.bashrc .

What about if you hosed up the last argument of a command:
`rn /huge/long/path/to/file` instead of `rm` or you used `dc` instead of `cd`

Well now you can simply use `!$` and viola, you've got your last argument:

/ $prompt>`dc /huge/long/path/
/ $prompt> (That didn't do much)
/ $prompt> `cd !$`
/huge/long/path $prompt>

Shortcut Screencast Contest: Sudo !! the previous command - Lifehacker

Server Monitoring With munin And monit

Want to do some server monitoring, looks like munin and monit might be for you.

Server Monitoring With munin And monit | HowtoForge - Linux Howtos and Tutorials

LinuxHQ: How to apply patches

Forget how to apply a patch in Linux?

Try `patch -p0 < $patchfile`

LinuxHQ: How to apply patches

Lock and Unlock the Linux Terminal

Lock and unlock the Linux terminal using CTRL+s (lock) and CTRL+q (unlock)

[Linux-users] ctrl-s locks up the linux terminal!

Capturing action shots

Lights, camera, shoot!

Learn how to capture action shots