Tag: Google

  • How To: TOTP 2FA Linux SSH Using Google-Authenticator

    Using only a username and password for authentication is no longer secure. With user-database dumps reaching millions of exposed, albeit hashed and salted, passwords. Secure authentication should include not only something you know, but also something you have (in your pocket… always). There have been several OTP and general 2FA solutions for Linux. From SMS…

  • The Old Reader (RSS Reader) – Best Online RSS Alternative, after Google Reader Discontinuation

    I personally check RSS-feeds every day and ever since Google Reader got discontinued a while back, I’ve found a viable alternative, The Old Reader. The service easily allowed me to import my old feeds through an OPML-file, and even gave me instructions how to export my Google Reader feeds. The service does not (yet) offer…

  • Knitting Contacts, Infinite Radio Transmissions – Social Media OnTheGo

    It’s nothing new, It’s not coming, it’s here and been here for a while now. Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and so on. Found their way in to our pockets, and has become -some more common than others- an integrated part of the users smartphone operating system. Their almost instant transition from the desktop to the handheld,…

  • You Cannot Win – Its All In The Numbers

    From the predetermined consequence of an electronic slot machine, to all the advanced algorithms that recommend what entertainment to consume. Mankind’s vision of a predetermined destiny changes significantly. Rather than being of a supposed divine essence -divinity created by humans to begin with- it misfires and is rationally interpreted as man-made phenomena. This in turn can perhaps have a negative effect when culture, human activity,…

  • How To: Add Google Analytics Code to WordPress Manually

    I have already posted a WordPress plugin recommendation on the plugin “Google Analytics for WordPress” and it works great. But there is a few things that I personally find annoying. First of all, it not only adds the Analytics code to the header, but also “Powered by blah blah blah” and I find that egotistic…