So, you are in College or Uni or another public place where you may at some point leave the computer and you are worried about leaving your SSH Session open. Maybe you want to lock your screen?

Published on 3 May, 2011.Read More

OS X uses the Apache Web Server to serve web content and can be enabled in System Preferences fairly easily. While this is brilliant, Apache needs some configuration to be a fully functional Web Server (See my guide on getting MAMP fully working on OS X).

Published on 30 April, 2011.Read More

SSH (Secure Shell) is often thought of as a secure replacement to Telnet, that is only really capable of remote login, which, while cool in itself is far from SSH’s true potential.

Published on 29 March, 2011.Read More

OS X does not provide any simple utility that helps you sync your USB Stick with a folder on your Mac, neither does it provide the ability to run this mythical utility automatically when said USB stick is plugged in, but does that mean it can’t be done?

Published on 22 February, 2011.Read More