Welcome to Jeremy Anderson Consulting
Articles that I've written
- My Book, Multitool Linux. Quite an excellent read, if I do say so myself.
- I got hacked, through awstats.pl
- How can your windows box run and boot faster? look here
- My own stab at a subnet masking tutorial
- Still finding umask confusing? Maybe this will help
- I've abandoned MS Windows for everything but games. Linux is my desktop of choice now
- What I use Linux for, personally
- Some of the Perl and BASH scripts I use while teaching at Hennepin Technical College
- Don't use a precompiled kernel. Note that this is somewhat outdated, and as a matter of course, I use precompiled kernels these days. Perhaps it's my lack of spare time, but I attribute it primarily to the distribution vendors doing better work with their kernels.
- A quick reference on the speed of IDE/SCSI/USB and firewire. Thanks to Eljay!
- get an SSH client for OS/2
- Tired of your same-old keyboard? Behold, there is a way out.
External Links
- There are some good linux newbie sites out there. Check them out!
- When you need those linux CDs, but don't have money, try Cheapbytes. Good software, low prices. Linux Mall has good, cheap CDs as well.
- Try out LeechFTP, the best windows ftp client I've ever seen. And not only that, it's freeware!
- I've found putty to be the best Windows SSH client in existence.
Information!
- Curious about computer hardware? Try Tom's Hardware Page
- If you're looking for some seriously up-to-date, and easy to read information, try Anand's Hardware Page
- Hardcore Performance: Sharky's Extreme
- If you're wondering why the hell the Navy would run a warship off of NT, the answer is simple: politics. My citation? a Wired article which cites an engineer close to the project. Unix is the only way to go for that...freebsd, openbsd, or linux.
- Take a look at this article, to understand why the command line is so damn cool.
- Build your own PC: ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt/[alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt]_Mini-FAQ
- Hayes AT Commands