I have been collecting statistics on trivia’s visitors using counterize for some time. The lastest version, which I have been using for about five months now, allows the user to graph, and publish, site statistics in a nice form. I have today created a new page (listed under “longer trivia” on the right) called trivial statistics. I am gratified that my “how-to” type of content is so popular, but my readership profile is interesting.
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longer trivia
- “loose” iptables firewall for servers
- “tight” iptables firewall for servers
- about trivia
- allowing users in
- archives
- broadband problems
- contact
- debian linux on a linksys NSLU2 – the slug
- how to build a ubuntu or debian kernel package – the debian way
- mailman with lighttpd and ssl
- mailman with postfix
- non-existent support
- postfix with mailman and tls configuration file
- privacy policy
- reflashing the BT home hub from a linux PC
- ripping and encoding a DVD to psp format using k9copy on linux
- upstream authentication with tls on postfix
- using postfix and dovecot to provide mail to egroupware
coding and admin
free software
linux and unix
- apt-get.org
- bash
- debian
- debian for slugs in particular
- distrowatch
- kerneltrap
- linux devices
- linux documentation project
- linux mint
- linux today
- linux weekly news
- linuxsecurity.com
- plugs not slugs
- qubes
- the filename hierarchy standard
- the linux emporium
- the unix-haters handbook
- unix and c
- VMs from Bytemark
- xfce goodies
mail and mail lists
- anonbox email
- backscatter at spamlinks
- cyberabuse whois
- dontbouncespam
- email privacy tester
- email RFCs
- ip-score
- mailing list archive
- mailman listadmin
- mxtoolbox
- postfix add-on software
- schleuder mail list manager
- secure list server
- spam and RBLs
- spamlinks
- test your email server at wormly
- tls forward secrecy in postfix
miscellany
- 99 bottles of beer
- A Brief, Incomplete, and Mostly Wrong History of Programming Languages
- aluminium foil deflector beanie
- amanfromMars
- geek humour – really
- human DNA sequenced in C
- man false
- obfuscated c
- odd RFCs
- on-line calculators
- Onion News Network
- programming quotes
- real programmers
- RFC 3514
- unix and c
- valgol parser
- Verity Stob
net tools
- anti-abuse RBL checker
- broadband for everyone
- broadband tools
- check your headers
- check your tls servers
- check2ip
- dnsstuff tools
- download time calculator
- geek tools
- IANA assigned port numbers
- IP subnet calculator
- IPV4 address report
- linux networking tutorial
- MAC address generator
- MAC address list search
- md5sum check
- mike's SSL toolbox
- multirbl
- netcraft uptime
- network monitoring tools
- network tools
- pagesinventory.com
- pingability DNS and mail check
- public route servers
- robtex
- speedof.me
- speedtest.net
- squishywishywhoo
- ssl server test
- ssl tools
- submarine cable map
- user agent strings
- web page load test
- website reachability test
- where is that ip address
- wifi tools
- xmpp server test
netiquette
network (in)security
- Bruce Schneier
- dan pollock's hosts file
- decide for yourself
- exploit database
- full disclosure
- have I been pwned?
- insecure .org
- lcamtuf talks
- Marcus Ranum
- naked security
- packetstorm
- phrack 55 loopback
- reflections – a counter
- reflections on trusting trust
- RFC 3514
- sectools.org
- shadowserver foundation
- thoughtcrime
people
privacy and anonymity
- airVPN
- anonbox email
- anonymity check
- anonymity papers
- are you unique
- browser spy
- dns leak test
- don't bubble us
- don't spy on us
- don't track us
- eff.org
- eff's ssd
- encryption works
- google's privacy policy
- ipleak
- ixquick search
- off the record
- open rights group
- openPGP best practice
- panopticlick
- prism-break
- privacy tools
- privacy.net analysis
- privacySOS
- secure messaging
- ssh as a tor hidden service
- tails
- that one privacy site
- the cryptoparty handbook
- tor
- tor advocacy
- tor blog
- tor exploit
- tor network status
- tor node stats
- tor relay hardening
- tor wiki
- torflow
- vpn comparisons
- whonix