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If you happened to be using TMNet(Malaysia’s leading(?!) ISP) DNS servers you probably know how much do they suck. Well here’s a small tip from me for those in need: a small list of publicly available DNS servers to make a switch.1. OpenDNS -.

sudo apt-get install network-manager-pptpsudo killall nm-appletsudo /etc/init.d/dbus restartnm-applet –sm-disable &Then configure your Microsoft VPN Connections in Network Manager. It’s the one on top right corner.

This post is just for archiving it, if you find it useful I’m glad!If you are dealing with CentOS 5 x86_64 (Free version of RHEL5), try to install libssh2 for your PHP development you might fail in doing so.So here’s a quick tip how to...

In case you have forgotten your root password on your Ubuntu Linux, here’s a small tip on how to reset it.$ sudo mysqld –skip-grant-tables &$ mysql -u root mysql$ mysql> UPDATE user SET...

Jonathan Schwartz reports they are to acquire MySQL.I am excited to see yet another good deal on Open Source projects, the fact that free software can do a good business.Hopefully, they, Sun, will remain true to the Open Source spirit.