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  On Vacation: Tanjung Bungah (Hari Malaysia holiday)

  Posted: September 16th, 2011, 6:22pm MYT by mypapit

  Selamat  Hari Malaysia.

  I’m taking the extra day off to Tanjung Bungah, Penang.

  Probably a bad idea announcing your vacation trip, so kids, don’t do this.

  Posted from WordPress for Android

  
  

  
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  Morality and Legality of Open Source Code Forking

  Posted: September 6th, 2011, 8:37am MYT by mypapit

  Free Software (or Open Source Software) aims not only to give the freedom to use software without restrictions, but also grants the user the freedom to modify, enhance and redistribute the modified code to others while simultaneously granting others the same freedom as well.

  To this end, commercial companies have benefited from contributions made by online communities from all over the world on Free and Open Source Software, which some of the company gives back.

  However there are also some quarters who are not prepared to face the reality of code forking, especially when the fork has the potential to compete with the original software.

  Read:

  • Forking is Legal
  • Morality of Forking

  
  

  
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  Mypapit GNU/Linux blog is now served with CloudFlare!

  Posted: September 4th, 2011, 4:51am MYT by mypapit

  After long and careful consideration, I decided to enable CloudFlare for my blog.

  

  CloudFlare is a content delivery network which aims to enhance website security and performance. CloudFlare CDN offers protection againts many forms of malicious activity including: spammers, email harvesters, SQL Injection, XSS, denial-of-service attack and suspicious web requests. Therefore saving valueable bandwidth from the web hosting machine.

  My Personal Experience with CloudFlare
  After a while using CloudFlare, I’ve notice that:

  • My site uses less bandwidth
  • The php-fcgi uses less (valueable RAM)
  • Less comment spam received from blogs
  • Site loads faster, not prone to being bogged down during peak hour

  So far, so good, I love using CloudFlare…

  
  

  
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  Javascript PC Emulator that runs Linux!

  Posted: September 3rd, 2011, 9:44pm MYT by mypapit

  I’ve found a cool Javascript PC Emulator that runs Linux (kernel 2.6.20) right on the web browser! Check it out…

  

  
  

  
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  Early look on Ubuntu Friendly – Ensure the hardware you buy would supports Ubuntu!

  Posted: September 3rd, 2011, 5:14pm MYT by mypapit

  Ubuntu Friendly is an initiative by Ubuntu community to ensure that desktops, laptops, netbooks are compatible with Ubuntu, hence “Ubuntu-friendly”. Ubuntu-Friendly depends on community participation to verify whether the hardware fully or partially supports Ubuntu, and rate its usability based on the core components tested.

  

  When will it be available?
  Ubuntu-Friendly will be available and integrated right into Ubuntu 11.10. Early adopters and testers can have access to it by Ubuntu 11.10 Oneric Beta 2 due to be released in mid-September.

  The tool used for hardware testing is “Checkbox” which is accessible from the Live CD, under System Testing menu.

  p/s: Visit Ubuntu Friendly page on Ubuntu Wiki, for more information.

  Kudos to the Ubuntu community for coming up with this project, it’ll make life more easier in finding computers that fully support Ubuntu hardware!

  
  

  
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  Ubuntu Loco Team News Feed Aggregator

  Posted: September 3rd, 2011, 3:55pm MYT by mypapit

  The Ubuntu Local Community (LoCo) Team Directory portal has added Ubuntu Loco news feed aggregator support. The aim of feed agregator is to make it easier for Loco to discuss and publicize their activities which may include:

  • Loco Events (which the team managed or joined)
  • Future project goals and achievements.
  • New LoCo team assets (such as websites, flyers, stickers).
  • Photos of team activities, events, and more.
  • Reporting experiences, ideas, and concerns about your team and the wider LoCo community.

  Read Ubuntu Wiki (Portal Feeds Page) to find out how to put your loco team feeds on the directory!