July, 2010


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Jul 10

Citrix Web Client with Ubuntu

Citrix Reciever LogoUbuntu is one of those polarising technologies; Its really easy to use on a recreational basis, or as part of a institution/business wide rollout, but heartbreakingly awkward to use ‘alone’ within an entrenched business setting.

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Jul 10

Stuff I’ve found interesting in the past month – 23/07/2010


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Jul 10

Belfast Hackerspace Anyone?

Contrary to popular belief, the concept of a ‘hacker‘ (or at least self described ones) has very little to do with coding and networking wizards pounding through systems and stealing valuable information or just destroying everything they touch. In fact, Google (and Princeton University’s) first definition of the word has more to do with Golf than security (try it by googling “define:hacker”).

The so called ‘hacker subculture’ is usually taken as a group of not necessarily like minded, but creative individuals with or without technical or theoretical skill, including artistsmusicianscarpentersmachinists, or extreme knitters, and can generally be shortened down to ‘tinker-ers’ or ‘messers’. Continue reading →


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Jul 10

Intel 4965: Poor wireless performance under Ubuntu

I had an incident recently where the Windows 7 side of my laptop connected easily to an open AP, but the Ubuntu 10.04 (or 9.04, tried both) wouldn’t, with the Intel Iwlagn drivers reporting in syslog a deauth (reason=6), basically the card spoke too soon. I eventually found the solution.

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