I am happy to share this great news that Google bring Chrome for Linux and Mac out of beta by introducing first stable release for Linux and Mac users to join Windows users. The stable version of Google Chrome is now updated from version 4.1.249.1064 to 5.0.375.55 with new features. You can read more details about the new features in the Official Google Chrome blog.
Do you know what is a File Transfer Protocol (FTP)? FTP (RFC959) is a network protocol used to transfer data files from one computer to another through a network. The risk of using FTP is notable by using plaintext username and password. This is very insecure. Your login and password can be easily sniffed.
This post describes how to install and setup a secured FTP server using vsftpd 2.0.5 with TLS in CentOS 5.5 the easy way.
You will be amazed once you watch this video below created by Google to demonstrate how fast Google Chrome web browser load webpages. This video show how Google Chrome load pages compare to a potato, sound waves and lightning.
Just my two cents opinion. I doubt this in my country as the speed provided by my current ISP. However, Google Chrome does rock and it is my 2nd web browser of choice to Mozilla Firefox. Hopefully one day it will become my default web browser.
Listed in TechCrunch 25 Startups That Will Be Shaping The Next Web post, you can now listen to new music from 22tracks the easy way. 22tracks is here to provide latest music, promotes new artists and lets you discover new genres in a jukebox containing 22 playlists of various genres. Each playlist is filled up with 22 tracks specially selected by specialized DJs from Amsterdam. No registration is required to listen latest music. Isn’t that easy.
In a nutshell, 22tracks web interface is pretty easy to manage. However, you can create your own playlist of 22 favourite tracks using My22 but you need to register an account in 22tracks. Once you get your personal My22 account, you can add any genre by clicking the heart icon to your playlist in My22. Music tracks are online for 1 month maximum and it will be deleted (greyed out) in My22. You can’t play the music once it is deleted but you still can lookup the track title, artist name as well as album info including links to homepage, iTunes and Twitter.
Give 22tracks a try and you would love it. Please follow 22tracks Facebook and 22tracks Twitter for latest updates. Looking forward on your feedback to 22tracks. Thank you.
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