Default installation of WordPress leaves some folders completely accessible and open to anyone. Do you really want everybody to see the images you uploaded for your new posts before they are published? No, I didn’t think you did. Security problem with WordPress
I’m running Fedora 9 on my laptop. Everything works great but the default installation doesn’t deal properly with thermal management. The OS doesn’t lower the CPU clock when the processor is heating up too much. Normally it doesn’t matter much unless you run some software which will fully utilize the CPU for an extended period. For example when you compile a big software project. Because the OS doesn’t activate the… Stop your laptop from succumbing to thermal death
Sometimes I connect an external LCD monitor to my laptop but by default Fedora 9 doesn’t use the native resolution and selects 1280×1024. This results in suboptimal image quality and loss of valuable screen estate (after all I’m connecting an external screen because the built-in LCD in the laptop is too small!). Which is weird considering that the OS detected the monitor configuration using DDC
CarlosLabs made a Google Maps mash-up showing what would be left of the cities all over the world after they get hit by a nuclear explosion. Nuke your city
After setting up UPS monitoring software on a computer it would be good to allow access to this information via a web browser. Setting up UPS on CentOS 5.2 with SELinux, part 2