Atm I use Session Buddy for that purpose what makes Tabbie different/ better to it?
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It took a bit longer but I wrote a bit about here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8119322
I'll rather stay with my old python one: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/hacker-top/1.0
I'm using my bouncer on for about 10 years now and never missed one line of chat in about 5 IRC Networks (Quakenet/ Freenode/ ETG/ Gamesurge/ OFTC).
If you have fear that a port of your server listens on any unprivileged port and it than you have far more problems with that box then the sshd. _If_ a port is opened by a user that emulates the sshd daemon to grab your passwords that means that:
a) this is the usual port you use for ssh
b) your box is hacked, then the real sshd daemon that usualy would listen at this high port is replaced by something else. That means sombody has root access to that box (the sshd has to be killed for that)- big big OUTCH
c) you box isn't hacked but you have some non trustwoth people have access to that box, that use some exploits for rights traversal
All in all I would say, constructing a security issue of using a non standard ssh port is academic. If that could be abused you have far more problems on your system than that changed ssh port.
On our production servers I use the following:
1. ssh access with keywords is disabled 2. ssh access for root is not allowed 3. ssh access is allowed from one trusted IP address only 4. restrict users with access to ssh to only the needed ones 5. users with git access get as shell '/usr/bin/git-shell'
optional: If you're paranoic like me and like some technical baublery you step 3 this way that users have a VPN to the server with the trusted IP
I don't care about those kind of benchmark, because its not really necessary in the daily routine of handling a smartphone.
Can I do some calls? - Fine Can I sync my calendar and contacts? - Fine
If the reaction/ respond time of the GUI is acceptable and without some breaks, I don't care about 1/10 sec in respond time.
I've definitely doubts about that price for a german first semester student. As a student in first semester you'll be a non payed trainee in germany.
On a modern copier the scanner transfers the data first to RAM and than usually to a hard disk (the most of the people do not even know that the "copy machine" has one and saves the scanned stuff to it). From that hard disk the data where transmitted via laser to the drum
Tadaaa - you have the reason for having data be compressed on a modern copier.