Google-Authenticator – Strike 2
Google Authenticator surely is a cute thing. But my current solution isn’t really matching my taste: one token for every app which makes up a total of 20 token for my daily use – about 19 token too...
View ArticlePHP Upgrade
Today I had to upgrade my PHP version to 5.5 as version 5.4 is getting older. So there will be some small problems with some services here as I have to adapt some of the code pieces used. Sorry for the...
View ArticleA short Hands-on: Microsoft Surface 3 Pro
I have to admit, I’m a proud owner of the MS Surface 3 Pro running an i7 under its hood. It’s my first Windows Tablet, so I do not have references to any of the previous devices. So I’m just giving my...
View ArticleA short Hands-on: OnePlus One
OnePlus does a phone, namend One – the new “Flagship Killer” in town, attacking with solid 32 or 64 GB of storage, 3 GB of RAM and a Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 801 Processor. Quite some power if you ask me,...
View ArticleReboot
This is a fresh start with a new and shiny WordPress Template, as the old one was pretty dark and dusty by now. Any comments? Opinions? Ideas?
View ArticleA short Hands-on: iPhone 6
Everybody around me was going crazy for the new iPhone 6. So I got the chance to get a closer look at one of those devices. Honestly, I am really appalled how cheap the device feels compared to the...
View ArticlePOODLE Security Vulnerability and IE6
The Facts:As a counter-method against the POODLE-Security Vulnerability it is recommended to disable SSLv3.Internet Explorer 6 cannot deal with TLSv1.For security reasons I did disable SSLv3 here...
View ArticleThat was my vacation
My holiday was pretty relaxing as long as you focus on the last weekend. Regarding the rest, I could need a vacation from my last one…
View Articleccache == more Speed?
Many people, especially around gentoo linux, do think that ccache is a must-have, reducing compile time pretty much. But is that really true? How much does it really help?Let’s nail it down with some...
View ArticleSense of Crisis
The OnePlus One is one of those nerdy phones being shipped with Cyanogenmod per default and an easy unlocking process. In other words, it’s the android hacker’s wet dream. But at the moment things do...
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