#!/zitstif.no-ip.org/

I wonder if I’m the only one who has taken notice of this:

Google-Chrome error page:
http://zitstif.no-ip.org/chrome.jpg

Firefox error page:
http://zitstif.no-ip.org/firefox.jpg

I blurred out the website name for the safety of it. Also, I hope you see the big difference between the two screen shots.

I made the same request to the same web server, but one time with google-chrome and the other time with firefox.

Apparently the company that knows too much information about you, doesn’t want you to know too much information about web servers..

Intriguing.

http://zitstif.no-ip.org/cheatSheet.html

Copyright infringement aside, I posted this because I feel that this should be free to the public.

The publisher ‘For Dummies’, feel free to sue me or what have you, but I hope before you consider doing this that you, yourself might agree with my first sentence.

🙂

First and foremost:  http://puttycm.free.fr/cms/

The other morning I pondered to myself, “Is there any way that putty could have tabs?”. I thought this due to my usage of multiple ssh servers and under the likes of konsole or gnome-terminal, this isn’t any predicament what so ever.

As for having a tabbed terminal emulator under Windows for my ssh needs, this was. After a quick Google search I discovered the solution that I needed.

With a few tweaks here and there, this has been a very useful program. (One of the tweaks I did was to set up the shortcut keys similar to konsole, and also one annoying aspect is that CTRL+R is binded to ‘Reset tab name’, and I use CTRL+R for the ‘(reverse-i-search)’ to save on keystrokes.  With a quick change this wasn’t a qualm anymore.)