Browse tag: web servers

Browse tag: web servers

Pirate Bay founders threatened with fine if site stays open
File-sharing site The Pirate Bay should be closed, and if it isn't two of the founders have to pay a 500,000 Swedish kronor ($71,500) fine each.
MacMiniColo.net looks at the Mac mini server
The new Mac mini server configuration gets the hairy eyeball from the folks at MacMiniColo.net, the experts in Mac mini co-location.
Norway group takes The Pirate Bay to court
A trial began in Norway on Monday in which the entertainment industry wants a major service provider to block access to The Pirate Bay.
Review: Online backup services
Glenn Fleishman looks at seven Web services that let you back up your files over the Internet.
Bing coming to iPhone apps
Microsoft on Thursday released an SDK that lets developers easily incorporate Bing in iPhone applications.
Bring Google Reader to your desktop with Gruml
Gruml is a beta client for Google Reader that is pretty interesting. Considering its competition, though, Gruml may need to dig deep roots into Mac OS X and other apps in order to turn heads.
Dangerous security flaw likely just a hoax
A claim of a software vulnerability in a program used to connect securely to servers across the Internet is likely a hoax, according to SANS.
Mac News Briefs: QuickerTek battery extends MacBook life by five hours
QuickerTek releases a $250 external battery for MacBooks that adds five hours of computing time. SkypeCap, Flickery, XMenu, and EasyFind were also updated on Wednesday.
Cheaper music royalties pull Internet radio back from brink
A new long-term solution for music services, such as Pandora, includes the reduction of over 40 percent in the royalties formerly paid by such music-streaming sites to the record industry.
Sorenson launches Sorenson 360 video delivery network
Sorenson Media on Monday launched a new service to deliver high-quality video hosting.
Share any folder via a built-in Web server
Use a hidden built-in Web server to quickly and easily share any folder of files via a Web browser.
Internet-wide problem to be revealed at conference
Organizers of next week's Black Hat Europe conference are promising a security presentation that could impact anyone who uses the Internet.
Opinion: MobileMe evolves into integral service
MobileMe may have had some growing pains, but with push technology, the service has become an important tool for Jim Dalrymple.
Study: Twitter's uptime horrible in 2008, but improving
Twitter suffered a lot of downtime in 2008, but seems to have gotten the problem under control.
LightSpeed retail system offers Web Store 2.0
LightSpeed, the retail point of sale system from Xsilva, now has a brand new Web store add-on.
Oops! Google glitch highlights users' dependence
Short-term problem with search giant's site caused major headaches and headlines.
Wikipedia gears up for explosion in digital media
Wikimedia is expanding its servers and storage capacity to make room for more and larger files.
Yahoo to scrub personal data after three months
Yahoo said Wednesday it will anonymize data it collects on people's Web searches after three months.
Serve local web pages via name not IP number
Learn how to serve web pages locally via name instead of IP address.
Google's Schmidt: Innovation must come first
Google's Eric Schmidt calls for new government spending to improve broadband and encourage alternative energies.
ICANN drops bad domain registrar, but on technicality
An Estonian company that registers domains name have its accreditation revoked in about two weeks, said Internet's addressing...
Survey: One DNS server in 10 is 'trivially vulnerable'
Over a million of the Internet's DNS servers are still vulnerable to a cache-poisoning attack patched in July.
Easy iWeb Publisher 3.0
So what if you want to post an iWeb web site but don't want to pay $100 for MobileMe? This free utility does what its name says: it makes it easy to upload your iWeb site to any server.
New life for old Macs
Just because you’ve upgraded to a new Mac doesn’t mean your old machine is finished. James Dempsey has several suggestions for ways that creative professionals can squeeze more life out of aging hardware.
iTools 9 Web management software released
Tenon has updated iTools, its Web management software for Apache servers running on OS X and OS X Server.