Hundreds of Free Textbooks on one website
textbookrevolution.org — This is a collection of free textbooks from around the web. The site is non-commercial, easy to browse or search, and has links to hundreds of free books and educational sites in a variety of subjects. Users can leave reviews of the books in the registration-free comment fields. (Submitted by yachtboy) More...
How To Live an Open-Source Musical Life With Ogg Vorbis
wired.com — Ogg's time has come -- again. To rally support for the underdog media format, the Free Software Foundation launches a new website to educate users on playing Ogg Vorbis audio files and Ogg Theora video files. (Submitted by MrBabyMan) More...
*Exposing The Strings and Catches In Advertising Fine Print
mouseprint.org — The website, MousePrint.org, literally turns advertising on its head by focusing on an ad's asterisked fine print footnote rather than the headline. The goal is to help educate the public about the catches or "gotchas" in disclaimers, and to encourage advertisers to abandon the motto, "the big print giveth, and the little print taketh away." (Submitted by Gregd) More...
Tunnel through firewalls with SSH & PuTTy
puremhz.com:8080 — Ever try to run an application or visit a website on a corporate/educational network only to discover that the service is "filtered", "restricted" or outright blocked? Learn how you can set up a secure SSH tunnel and send any and all traffic through the tunnel to a "server" you've set up elsewhere, such as at your home internet connection. (Submitted by ShamelessCookie) More...
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