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Insteon 75790 video recording & CGI API
Learn how to use the CGI API and record video from your Insteon 75790 WiFi IP camera.
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3 Tips For Better Online Security & Privacy
Online security & privacy is more important than ever. Read now to increase your online security and to form good online privacy habits for the future.
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Socket.IO tutorial – Find All Users In A Room
How To Find All Users In A Socket.IO Room Socket.IO version 1.0+ is a complete rewrite of the popular JavaScript library for “real-time bidirectional event-based communication”. This means that a whole lot of your pre-1.0 code will simply not work; it seems they were not concerned with backwards-compatibility at all when they released 1.0. Because…
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How To Check (And Fix) Your Website’s SSL Security
Is Your Website’s SSL Vulnerable? In this tutorial, I’ll walk through how to check your website’s HTTPS SSL certificate for common vulnerabilities and I’ll also provide some steps to easily mitigate common issues. Check Your SSL Certificate Using The Qualys Online SSL Test What are you waiting for? Go scan your website for weak…
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How To Fix BootstrapValidator.js Feedback Icon for Input-Group
This article will help you fix BootstrapValidator.js feedbackIcons position for Bootstrap.js input-group class using CSS.
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Using Android KitKat with pfSense IPsec VPN
Getting your Android KitKat device to work with pfSense IPsec VPN server is a finicky process and the settings on both sides need to be exact. Android only supports a small subset of common encryption schemes and this article will show you what settings to use.
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Samsung Galaxy S4 (SPH-L720) “FAIL (auth)” and “SW REV CHECK FAIL” fix
These errors indicate that the phone cannot use the ROM provided (via Samsung’s ODIN loader) because the ROM is either not legitimate or is a version prior to the one currently installed. Basically, if you’ve flashed a ROM that is Android 4.4.2 (KitKat), you will not be able to revert back to an earlier version…
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Protecting Apache2 Against Slowloris DoS
Slowloris is a tool to DoS an HTTP(S) web server without performing a traditional high-bandwidth “flood” approach. I’ll give you some background on how Slowloris is so effective, even today, and how to protect your Apache servers from this type of attack.

