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Nokia N79

Two weeks ago, I acquired a shiny “new” second-hand Nokia N79, because my good old Nokia 1600 (which has served me well for over three years) died as a result of drowning in my leaky tent during a high-school hiking trip in the Czech republic. Read More »

By Rowan Rodrik, 2 years ago, on June 17, 2010, at 14:06 | 3 comments

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Iptables rule to block access to our IMAP server

When migrating to Zimbra, I don't want people to fiddle with their mail when I'm doing it, so I disable IMAP access from anything but the virtual machine instance in which Zimbra is running. I do that with this: Read More »

By halfgaar, 2 years ago, on December 21, 2009, at 15:12 | No comments

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Nokia N79

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