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If you hover over the picture, like most xkcd comics, it has a hidden message. "The less popular 8.8.4.4 is slated for discontinuation."

@MannDude These might interest you: YouTube.com Media Tag Replacement Match Accepts both http and https links http(?:s)?://(www.)?youtube.com/watch\?(\S+?)?v=([\d\w-_]+?)(&\S+?)? Replacement HTML (I'll assume you want https embeds) <iframe id="ytplayer" class="EmbeddedVideo"...

Nice.

I have a Vultr storage server and I get some nice download speeds. Wget to my Vultr server to a Backupsy server. # wget <snip>ubuntu-14.04-server-i386.iso --2014-04-20 18:08:12-- <snip>ubuntu-14.04-server-i386.iso Resolving <snip> (snip)... 108.61.191.172 Connecting to <snip>...

It hides the IP Address of connecting users from other users.

https://wiki.gnome.org/FoundationBoard/CurrentBudgetFAQ

Cloudflare is claiming that on nginx servers it's incredibly unlikely that someone is able to get your private SSL keys. They also said while it's unlikely they would be able to with apache2 as well, it seems apache2 might be more vulnerable to it than nginx...

You could always use XAMPP which supports Windows, Linux and Mac OS.

These are separate from the web ui. However I was wrong about being able to make btsync use a specific IP, not just the web ui.

People still put their stuff in computer cases? I waste no time, I just plug in everything while in the box they come in. Saves me a lot of time...

Last I checked you can specify the ports that btsync uses as well as the IP.

btsync syncs files to local computers. What about Samba?

All invites have been sent out.

4 people have asked however the first one did not provide an email, I'll wait till tomorrow afternoon to give the last invite to the 4th person.

I got my invite today but sadly don't have a mac to use it on... however they did give me 3 invites to give away. Atom is GitHub's sublime text-like text editor. I think there is a linux build in the works, not sure about windows. PM me your email if you are interested.

  or   You can create a bridge by going back to network and sharing center, on the left click change adapter settings. Select both of your adapters (wifi and ethernet), right click one of them and click create bridge. After it makes the bridge select both adapters again, right click and...

@MannDude Right click My Computer again, go to manage -> Services and Applications -> Services. Find "Internet Connection Sharing," right click and go to properties. It should look like:  

Have you tried doing the commands in one of my previous posts? Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

It should look something like:  The first one is my wireless card and the second one is my network port on my desktop. Click the start button, right click "My Computer" and click manage. Go into Device manager and then network adapters. You should see your USB Wifi Adapter, and something...

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/using-internet-connection-sharing#1TC=windows-7 Does your ethernet not show up?? Edit: You can also try stopping and starting the Internet Connection Sharing service. net stop SharedAccess net start SharedAccess In elevated command prompt (start...