That’s the famous Googleplex. A place many dream to work at. But why? Is it their brilliant ideas or os it the alternative office workspace that Google practices? Either way I would love to work for them someday. Today, Google is not longer the pioneer in alternative office workspaces, familiar companies like Facebook, Flickr, Mozilla, LinkedIn and many others are coming up with impressive office workspaces too to bring out the best in their employees. ...
Hi, writer’s block is something very common amongst busy bloggers nowadays. Most often this is the case with part time bloggers who have to juggle between their full time jobs and their love for blogging . I’ve been stuck with work lately and it’s draining all my creative juices. Ideas don’t seem to flow in easily anymore. I need your help, there’s a new tool in town. [Skribit][2], I’ve added the widget. Skribit’s basically a Web 2.0 suggestion engine for blogs. Readers get to submit ideas for posts they would want to read and I the blog owner get’s to overcome my writer’s block syndrome. ...
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Its sometimes necessary to limit who has access to a server via SSH. Most Linux security hardening checklist today require this to be enforced. Fortunately this can be easily done with openSSH. Just edit the /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and add the desired directives shown below. You don’t need them all, just use what suits you needs. openSSH provides 4 directives, AllowUsers, AllowGroups, DenyUsers and DenyGroups AllowUsers buddy john doe Only users buddy, john and doe will be able to log in via ssh. ...