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Robocopy, or "Robust File Copy", is a command-line directory replication command. It was available as part of the Windows Resource Kit, and introduced as a standard feature of Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. Robocopy is designed for reliable mirroring of directories or directory trees. It has features to ensure all NTFS attributes and properties are copied, and includes additional restart code for network connections subject to disruption.

rtbf web radio, les .pls

sympa, mais pas omnipotent, malheureusement

Tester le débit entre deux hosts via SSH en une ligne de commande

This add-on modifies network priorities such that your focused tabs & windows have higher priority.

update on the "capprobe" approach ?

If you create a conversationlist, the people following your tweets can get a little more context: once someone follows your list, it means that they automatically see the tweets from the people that you're sending @replies to, retweeting, or mentioning, so your tweets don't appear in a vacuum. Your followers see what the people who influence you are saying on Twitter.

mon article journal ^_^

to be investigated as soon as citeseer is back online :P

doh. the one below is deprecated. If you did iptables [...] -j QUEUE, this is what happens next.

a barebone example of the "queue-to-userland-processing" feature of netfilter

Pipio is a social operating system that aims to give people the ability to share and communicate in real-time. You can search what other people are communicating about in real-time based on contextual, geographical, and chronological relevance. As an operating system, we allow full functionality of third party web apps within the Pipio ecosystem

"why we choose LUA for scripting in NMAP"

Deux documents PDF sur l'optimisation des réseaux sous FreeBSD

Does setting the correct time on a router really matter? Actually, it does. In this edition of Cisco Routers and Switches, David Davis reviews the benefits of setting the correct time on your router, and he walks you through the three-step process to configure the correct time.

It's critical that all devices on an organization's network display the accurate time and date. If they don't, things can go wrong in a hurry. David Davis explains why Cisco devices need to use Network Time Protocol (NTP) for their time synchronization needs, and he tells you how to configure NTP on your Cisco devices.

read later. Interesting gameplay thinking.