Change meta generator tag in Joomla 1.5

There are many solutions that involve  editing the Joomla Core files. This is bad idea, because you will have to do this every time you upgrade Joomla to a new version.  In general changing Joomla core files is not recommended, and you should avoid it as much as possible.

Solution that I find to be much better and cleaner is just to add : Continue reading “Change meta generator tag in Joomla 1.5”

Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots greatest game of the decade!

Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots

When Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots was released in 2008, it signaled the end of an era for the franchise because Solid Snake served as the primary character for the final time. The PlayStation 3 game was created by Kojima Productions and released by Konami.

The technical accomplishments of Metal Gear Solid 4 were one of its standout qualities. The game’s outstanding graphics, clever level design, and rich, captivating plot pushed the limits of what was feasible on the PlayStation 3 hardware. The cutscenes in the game were extremely amazing since they had a level of cinematic polish that was unsurpassed at the time.

With a vast variety of weapons, tools, and stealth methods at the player’s disposal, Metal Gear Solid 4’s gameplay received great appreciation as well. The controls for the game were precise and responsive, and the AI for the foes was difficult and convincing.

The plot of Metal Gear Solid 4 was intricate and subtle, concluding many of the series’ open ends. The game provoked thinking while also being entertaining as it tackled topics of war, identity, and how technology affects society.

Overall, Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots was an excellent way to wrap up Solid Snake’s saga and is still regarded as one of the best PlayStation 3 titles. It has solidified its position in gaming history via accomplishments, interesting gameplay, and compelling plot, and it is still a game that fans of the franchise must play.

768-bit RSA cracked, 1024-bit safe (for now)

Researchers have posted a preprint that describes their method for factoring a number used for RSA 768-bit encryption.

SOURCE: By John Timmer | Last updated January 7, 2010 5:20 PM

With the increasing computing power available to even casual users, the security-conscious have had to move on to increasingly robust encryption, lest they find their information vulnerable to brute-force attacks. The latest milestone to fall is 768-bit RSA; in a paper posted on a cryptography preprint server, academic researchers have now announced that they factored one of these keys in early December. Continue reading “768-bit RSA cracked, 1024-bit safe (for now)”




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