Archive for the 'Open Source' Category
Openid: The truth
OpenID eliminates the need for multiple usernames across different websites, simplifying your online experience. OpenID is set to bring you (the user) back control of your login! With nearly ten-thousand compatible websites, OpenID is fast becoming the new easy and secure way to login. The Good: How it works A login under OpenID defies current [...]
This is the first post in a hopefully long running series about the FlippedWEB team’s adventures with technology, mostly dealing with linux and Open Source. This isn’t exactly the most groundbreaking bit of hackery ever, but if you happen to be a linux user, it sure can be funny!
FlippedWeb Ubuntu Repository
I have just finished setting up our very own Ubuntu repo over at packages.flippedweb.com. There are several cool packages in it, and I’ll be sure to consolidate whichever cool packages I find on the net. If you happen to have an suggestions, please leave a comment or email me at dan@flippedweb.com. If you would actually [...]
Mirror of Wikipedia
I have set up a mirror of the entire Wikipedia site at mirror.flippedweb.com/wikipedia! (Just kidding! Its a mirror of the 2006 Selected Content off of Wikipedia, so it is all kiddie safe and editor approved, even if Quarks are a bit above little kids!)
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