Awhile back, I posted a guide detailing how you can configure CopSSH on your home computer and use it to securely route your Windows Remote Desktop traffic in order to add an extra layer of security to the whole process.
Typically, once Putty was configured and used to create the SSH tunnel to the remote machine, [...]
Suction version 1.1.3 fixes a few bugs hanging around in the 1.1.1 release. With the help of Gary M. who reported these bugs and tested fixes, I was able to knock out a few annoying issues.
The 1.1.3 release includes:
Fix for the auto-exit bug that would cause the application to remain open when initiated from the [...]
Is there such a thing as too many threads? Of course there is. Well, for the time being, that is.
I am currently putting together an audio conversion application, and I was doing some testing to see what number of concurrent conversions produced the best results in respect to time. Conventional wisdom says that “bigger/more is [...]
