After a painstaking few months with the fairly buggy release of vCenter 5.1 and new counterpart module called Single Sign On (how did this ever get past QA I will never know), there is finally light at the end of the tunnel.
If you were having trouble adding active directory users or groups via the vSphere client to manage your hosts via vCenter, it is likely you face the same issue with single sign on (SSO).
This article will show you very briefly how to assign your own scores for Spam Assassin tests or simply influence the default rule set.
I write this article because I know some hosting providers (such as Namecheap) provide Spam Assassin as an ‘out of the box’ anti-spam solution and I know that some of the cpanel menus that support Spam Assassin aren’t as intuitive or helpful as they could be to help guide this process.
If you’re like me and you’ve recently had a new/replacement bank card, you will have probably noticed a slight change in the appearance of your new card.
The new wireless-looking symbol represents contactless payment capabilities based on radio frequency technology. This means that, in theory, you can make low transaction payments (up to £20 as of this article I believe) simply by tapping on an EPOS terminal without entering your PIN, probably saving you about half a minute every time you make such a payment.
If used properly, Firebug can be a very useful tool in helping diagnose performance issues or simply provide an in-depth insight in to a web application or site.
Using the Firebug profiler to get Javascript statistics on a given page is very easy and takes very little time to set-up.
If you have problems loading folders or e-mails in Outlook.com/hotmail you’re not the only one.
In the last couple of weeks I noticed this problem on my personal hotmail account; I would repeatedly click e-mails and folders whilst watching that annoying ‘load bar’ scroll across the top of the page.