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  1. Blogged: Confista: A conference management app at http://thejaswi.info/tech/blog/2009/11/24/confista-a-conference-management-app/ 12:58 AM Nov 24th from API
  2. Just released a conf management app (currently simple yet extensible) developed with @pinaxproject at http://github.com/theju/confista 12:44 AM Nov 24th from web
  3. Can't believe I was living under a stone all this while. @pinaxproject is awesome and should have given it a try earlier. Feel embarassed! 12:43 AM Nov 24th from web
  4. RFC: Comments framework usage documentation at http://bit.ly/2MKfxq 2:40 AM Oct 29th from web
  5. An awesome flow-chart to decide which religion you should follow ... http://bit.ly/12nkeS 8:09 PM Oct 27th from web
  6. Blogged: Git workflow for enterprises at http://bit.ly/3APlWF 1:39 AM Oct 25th from API
  7. Blogged: Pay per second or per minute? at http://bit.ly/GyRhD 1:47 AM Oct 23rd from API
  8. the only bottleneck with the 256 @rackcloud instance is that xulrunner takes up most of the RAM (nearly 150MB)..i wish xulrunner was sleeker 3:57 AM Oct 21st from web
  9. Have been using @rackcloud for about 4 hours now to host a headless browser using Xvfb. @rackcloud is inexpensive and awesome! 3:55 AM Oct 21st from web
  10. Happy #Diwali 9:26 PM Oct 16th from web
  11. Blogged: Rangoli Design at http://bit.ly/mAzxd 7:54 AM Oct 15th from API
  12. Blogged: My VPS was compromised! at http://bit.ly/s9q4B 5:22 AM Oct 13th from API
  13. Blogged: Need a challenging job at http://bit.ly/Enn1z 3:50 AM Oct 13th from API
  14. @ghostwunder not sure what it's name is...but it was bruteforcing ssh accounts on the network and tried to open a mail relay 10:34 PM Oct 12th from web in reply to ghostwunder
  15. Vim seems to be the preferred editor for the botnet writers. They made an attempt to upload their own viminfo file. Wow! 10:26 PM Oct 12th from web
  16. The only place where I could find any logs of a botnet in my VPS was in SSH keys. Every other app, I searched has had logs dumped elsewhere 10:23 PM Oct 12th from web
  17. Luckily, I had remembered to remove sudo access for that dummy user. These botnet writers have their own ubuntu repos for apt-getting code! 10:06 PM Oct 12th from web
  18. The undernet channel seems to be a hangout spot for these bots! Every piece of code has a banner on top advertising the script writer. 10:04 PM Oct 12th from web
  19. woah! The botnets communicate over each other on IRC! Each host when compromised announces itself at a channel. 9:56 PM Oct 12th from web
  20. The botnet has two functions: 1) Bruteforcing SSH logins of other users (randomly) and 2) To send spam out (by making an open relay) 9:51 PM Oct 12th from web