MANILA, Philippines — A three-year-old training program developed in the Philippines by Sun Microsystems in tandem with local academicians has attracted about 12 percent of the local universities and tertiary schools in the country, executives said.
About 273 schools out of 1,600 universities and tertiary schools are now members of the Java Education and Development Initiative (JEDI) of Sun Microsystems, said Matt Thompson, director of Sun Developer Network and Open Source Programs Office of Sun Microsystems.
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I just learned a while ago that Gmail’s current storage is over 6 gigabytes now, that’s a lot of space for your emails.
One other use of it is to make it your personal storage using gspace.

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I’ve been looking for a solution on automating ssh login using password and found this nifty little application called sshpass. What this application do is it will pass the password to ssh and trick ssh that the password was passed interactively (in other word, typed from the keyboard), thus automating the process.
Installation is quite easy
sudo apt-get install sshpass
Using it is straightforward
sshpass -p [yourpassword] ssh [yourusername]@[host]
Just like that.
Using this kind of method is not recommended thou, but if you are sure that your box is well protected and secured, then there is no worry.
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