How To Start with Gnuplot
Gnuplot: Gnuplot is a “simple” command line tool that generates 2D, 3D, GIF graphs which can be used along with all major operating systems and which is often used in publications due to it’s high quality graphics. The next paragraphs illustrate a few simple examples to start as well as how and why to make […]
Tagged cairo, errorbars, gnuplot, heatmap, histogram, online, plots
Google Two Factor Authentication and SSH
For my research and during my free time I’m managing and using multiple GNU/Linux machines over SSH so I decided to try the Google Two Factor Authentication. Google Authenticator is a completely open source project, this means that you can compile the sources from scratch, contribute to the project, or even examine and read the […]
Tagged google, ssh, two factor authentication
Install Nvidia Drivers and CUDA 5 on Linux
This post is a simple, quick and easy “how to” install Nvidia Tesla drivers and CUDA 5 on Linux Ubuntu Server 11.10. CUDA is a parallel computing architecture which enables dramatic increases of computing performances by harnessing the power of the graphic processing unit (GPU). This guide covers the installation of the Nvidia Tesla K20m […]
Tagged 11.10, code 10, code 38, cuda5, drivers, errors, Linux, nvidia, ubuntuWindows 8 Clean Install 70GB Used ?
Yesterday after some problems with an Nvidia graphic card on Linux, we decided to install Windows 8 – 64bit on the new Supermicro computer in the office to see if the problem was only happening on Linux, or if Windows was also affected. Specs of the Supermicro Computer : 8 * 8GB DDR3 160 Gb […]
Tagged 8, hard drive, pagefile, pagefile.sys, ram, WindowsCPU Information on Linux and OS X
This is small blog post detailing how to obtain information on your CPU on Linux and Mac OSX. These commands give information such as the instruction set of the processor, the type of processor, the number of cores, number of CPUs, information about the caches etc. Linux : In Linux, the “proc” file system is […]
[Review] 5 Days With an iPhone5
It all began on Friday 21st at 4:30 AM on my way to the Apple store ! Yes ! this time I was living in a “relatively” small town with an Apple Store, so I decided to change my old phone with a brand new iPhone5 running on iOS6 with a broken map app, and […]
Tagged cons, iOS6, iPhone5, problems, pros, review
[Review] Practical Lock Picking
Lately I bought the book “Practical Lock Picking : A physical Penetration Tester’s Training Guide” by Deviant Ollam, and I loved it. I have been practicing lock picking since a year now and always enjoy such as great reading to improve my hobby skills. The book takes a practical approach and describes locks with clear […]
Tagged book, lock picking, practical, review
Infinite Loop with Dashlane
Today I ran into my first problem using Dashlane, do you remember this post where I said : “Guys you should use Dashlane because it’s awesome, especially in case of a password leak” ? I remember it well ! and I believe that Dashlane is an awesome tool to “avoid” your passwords to be leaked. However […]
Tagged Dashlane, error, OS X, screenshots
