Firewalls are not fun. I've got to open with that statement as I've been doing a lot of work with firewalls in the past couple of weeks.

I'm a huge advocate of taking backups of things. So much so, I've got my own home server backing up to "the cloud" with all of my files on it.

SVN, or any other version control system for that matter, should always be used when developing code. Here's how to structure it

One programming principle which should be considered with every project is DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself). Here's what it is and how to apply it

One programming principle which should be considered with every project is DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself). Here's what it is and how to apply it

Setting up a Samba network share on a home server is pretty straight forward. Here's how to do it for Debian based distributions

Setting up a Samba network share on a home server is pretty straight forward. Here's how to do it for Debian based distributions