It's christmas time and everybody it's giving presents... well, but I trie to write here about tech's, so let me introduce you this links about Hasefroch XP, 'cause a lot of people buy a PC for christmas time and Hasefroch XP it's candidate to be installed usually, but what happens in the very first hours after ? what are you exposed to?

1. http://www.hispasec.com/unaaldia/1890 in spanish about this stuff, I mean, what to do when you have just installed Hasefroch XP, the first critical minutes
2. http://isc.incidents.org/presentations/xpsurvivalguide.pdf PDF english guide about what to do
3. http://www.quands.com/pdf/WindowsXPSobreviurePrimerDia.pdf the same document but in catalonish, my mother tongue.
4. same document but in spanish

I've found Ken Coar website very interesting... he's an Apache developer -and more, 'cause he's vice president of the Apache Foundation- and he points to another web sites about Apache. All that links are pertinent and noiseless, for instance, http://apache-server.com/ his own website for almost dummies with Apache or http://apache.meetup.com if you wanna find someone else who use, manage, develop for or suffer Apache.

Thank you Ken.

Kernel 2.6 is out...what will be first distro to include it? For that my loved Debian don't. Let's see next week's.
I know low latency is now inside by defualt, I think it's a good choice for users. Look this ChangeLog if you wanna know what's new.

Si habeis llegado hasta aquí a causa de un mensaje mio lamento que se me colara en el correo. Este es un diario orientado a tecnología informática y en concreto me obligo a escribirlo en ingles para practicar.

Un saludo

I'm suffering problems with my home data center and that's why this is going to be my home page for a while...

Soon my former pages will return, don't worry, I've got backup's and you?

So long folks.

From now on, this is going to be my home page. I was suffering some troubles with my webserver I've to stop for a while.

I hope in a few weeks we're again on the net. Of course, we got backup's.

...so long folks.