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Introduction

Here is the 4th and final post on this subject. Previous posts can be found here, here, and there.

I’ll cover the installation of:

• A 4 ports SATA card ;
• A Media Center Remote USB receiver + remote ;
• Samba for home network CIFS filesharing ;
• ZFS for the main storage.

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A couple of days ago, certificats from comodo were stolen.

Here is the message from comodo hacker:

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Assuming a lot of people are just trying to translate dynamically a fan page tab on Facebook since the old tag restricted to (<fb:restricted-to>) is deprecated, I will just list step by step what you have to do. If you need more details, don’t hesitate to ask in the comments below. Everything is done here with PHP.

Examples

Just so you know what we are trying to do there, here is a list of Facebook pages using this functionnality:

• Coca-Cola
• Accor Hotels

Actually Coca-Cola seems to use another method than the one described here because changing the browser language or the Facebook language does not affect the fan page. I think they use IP geolocalisation.

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Time for me to write an article after the awesome post from luc about php.net hack rumors.
I’ll give you here some tips i used a loooong time ago. I used it to gather a maximum of fresh new content and backlinks. Let’s brain a little bit here.

It’s more a psychological trap for SEO admin checking stats x20 /day :)

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Introduction

This is the third article about my journey building a HTPC server. If you didn’t follow the whole serie, they are available here: basic & hardware considerations.

I finally received all the hardware required to build my server. I only bought the base: a motherboard which includes CPU plus graphic card (AT5IONT-I), memory (1x1GB + 1x2GB), a case (Lian-Li PC-V354R), and a Blu-Ray reader. I re-used a Antec EarthWatt 500W power supply unit and a old 500G hard drive I had in some server laying at my place.

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The news, coming initially from VUPEN from what I can see, is spreading that PHP.NET has been hacked. PHP sources released on the website seems to have been backdoored, or at least modified.

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