Il y a toujours des webmasters qui croient intéressant d’ajouter du texte clignotant dans leurs pages, histoire d’attirer le visiteur ou que sais-je… Rien de plus énervant. Encore une fois, Firefox vient à la rescousse:
Et voilà le travail…
A irritating problem started to occur some weeks ago: my ssh connections dropped off after some minutes of inactivity. With security in mind, this is not such a bad thing, but since I didn’t change anything neither on the server side nor on the client side, I suspect my ISP of having change some DSL line parameters…
Anyway, the following trick solved that issue; simply add the following line to your ~/.ssh/config file (or create it if necessary):
This will send a keepalive message to the server each 60 seconds. I found this solution particularly suitable for my needs as I didn’t need to change the config of all my servers.
You know, that tiny little irritating beep that appears when typing the Tab or the Backspace keys too many times in the terminal… I was getting sick of hearing this damn sound since I switched back to fluxbox (under gnome, I disabled this in the preferences menu). Until I found this simple ear-saving command:
I even miss the beep right now… but not for long!
