1 | Web Server IIS/Apache » Post Links to your Sharepoint Site in Reply Section » 6/04/2018 9:04 am |
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| Web Server IIS/Apache » Post links to your websites in the reply section.... » 4/30/2018 8:44 am |
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www.dragonclaw.cts
www.dragonarchive.cts
All sites still in progress (I got the FTP working without a virtual host name I think, so I'm not messing with it until I'm sure I don't break it)
| Exchange Server » Contacts List - Add your users and domains in the reply section » 4/23/2018 9:04 am |
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wizacademy.cts
| Linux Class » Weekly Post #8 Due March 12th » 3/05/2018 9:47 am |
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Wordpress is now run on 30 percent of the web, however, not all websites run a content management system like Wordpress, so in truth, Wordpress is run on 60% of websites that actually do have a CMS. Despite next to no public advertising, Wordpress is chosen by the majority of business customers for ease of use. Wordpress recommends the use of Apache servers with its system, linking the CMS to Linux boxes at the hip, and since Apache is heavily used in business, so is Wordpress.
| Security Class » Hackers crack Final Fantasy 15 four days before official release » 3/05/2018 9:43 am |
- AngeloTheWizard
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Step 1: Discover that EA's Origin system allows you to download an unencrypted version of all the game files
Step 2: Strip out the DRM, obviously.
Step 3: Use the Demo Launcher that Square Enix was so thoughtful to provide to run a full version of the game four days before its official release
Step 4: Laugh at EA, as if you weren't already.
| Linux Class » Weekly Post #7 Due March 5th » 2/27/2018 9:52 am |
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Looking for Linux tools that can recover lost data? You've come to the right place.
You've got five options, each have their strengths and weaknesses. Now you get to look like a hero when someone's hard drive crashes.
| Linux Class » Weekly Post #6 due the 26th » 2/26/2018 9:06 am |
- AngeloTheWizard
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Google continues to love all over Linux, as they're now adding support for 'containerized' apps in Linux for Chromebooks. Essentially it allows Linux VMs to run on Chromebooks if a certain policy is set to true or unset on the Chromebook.
| Linux Class » Weekly Post #5 Due February 19th.... » 2/12/2018 9:17 am |
- AngeloTheWizard
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Seems like every year or so they try to make a new "for beginners!" distro of Linux. I remember Mint and Red Hat being touted as the 'for dummies' versions. Maybe this one will actually be a version of Linux you could give to grandma and be perfectly fine with.
| Linux Class » Weekly Article Post #4 - Due by Monday Feb 12th » 2/12/2018 9:11 am |
- AngeloTheWizard
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Linux must go on everything. This isn't quite as silly as the time people put Android on a washing machine (yes that happened), but here we are. Linux on your Switch!
| Linux Class » Weekly Article Post #3 » 2/01/2018 9:05 am |
- AngeloTheWizard
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Since we discussed Linux servers in class today:
While it discusses Ubuntu, I have a feeling that some of these lessons will apply regardless of distro.