FRITZ!Box tuning part 1: Enable remote access over ssh
Recently I changed my Internet service provider to Kabel Deutschland which offers some really good bandwidth for a reasonable price. You get 32 MBit in the download direction and 2 Mbit in the upload...
View ArticleFRITZ!Box tuning part 2: Access your home network with OpenVPN
AVM has built a VPN server into the FRITZ!Box, why should I use some other software for this job, you may ask. The reason is quite simple: the build in one is a piece of closed source software written...
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Installing Linux on a USB hard disk for the MacBook Pro
One of the features of Mac OS X I love, is the possibility to install Mac OS X on any attached removable media, like a FireWire or USB hard disk. This makes it really easy for me to test VirtualBox on...
View ArticleTT: Console navigation the easy way with Apparix
Today I will start a new series where I present small tools which I use on a daily basis and considered very useful. These tools haven’t to be killer applications, but doing the task they are written...
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FRITZ!Box tuning part 4: Cross-building and installing additional applications
The articles I wrote about the FRITZ!Box are pretty popular. They are creating the most traffic on my website. I understand this, cause the FRITZ!Box is a really great piece of hardware and AVM is also...
View ArticleTT: Uni-directional file synchronization between different hosts with Unison
When you work with at least two computers on the same project on a daily basis you might have a problem. You need to get changed files from host A to host B and vice versa. The problem getting bigger...
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