Say you are a company/professional and want to subscribe to orange *DSL offer to provide your company the Internet connexion they need.
Well, I won’t argue if this is the smartest choice ever but you want to be aware of a few things to do just before you set up your Internet connexion.
Well, it’s been some time that I struggle now over how to make the StartSSL (www.startssl.com) interface works to validate my domain (namely this one 
).
I created my account on their website, and successfully validated my email, but could not ever access the domain validation interface. For those who struggle on that too, here is the key point you need to know :
Recently, I’ve been ask to write a 30pages study comparing the different types of communication techniques applied to SOHO networks (residential networks). The subject was, in French, :
“Comparaison des différentes techniques de transmission de données, Solutions applicables à l’habitation particulière”.
Well, after some 6weeks of sleepless nite, and coffee doping, here it is, I hope this could help someone out there
Enough is enough, it’s been 6 months now that I signaled this big security breach in orange.fr website, there still is no fix, so hackers and crackers from around the world, this is for you to plunder Orange.fr website :
In the series of Digital Transmissions Studies, let’s study the following transmission Channel :
We will attempt to define the ideal 
Well, it’s been some time we didn’t speak mathematics and electronics here, so let’s fix up things and do some applied communication filters. This post is mainly for my co-student who are working on the ELE203 examination (as me), which willbe held on this saturday (never too late to study huh ?)
Sorry guys, this blog is full English, so this page will be in English as well, but maths are international, you’ll get it for sure
Well, I’ll be giving some hints on the correction of the 2003/09/06 exam, let’s see how far I can go on that :
Recently on a familly meeting, I’ve been asked to send my math book list to a cousin (hope him to go threw them for his own good).
Well, this is reminding me that I planned (long time ago) to open a book section containing the books I had the chance to get my hands on that will be done in a near future, stay tuned
It’s been a while since I had time to write on my blog, (and I have so many things to answer in there, especially on some gpl projects out there), I’ve been in China since my last post, hence I’ve been busy (very busy)…
well, I thought there were some interest in being a French expat (or working abroad), so I googled a little bit, and here is what I found:
Some people told me you don’t need to pay taxes if you work abroad for a certain amount of time, well it’s wrong:
Isn’t it great ? I mean wouldn’t it be great, if I were ever working in those fields…
References (for those who are interested, beware French law text, in French):
CGI.81.A
In an attempt to put all my docs on line, today is th DNS Tutorial I wrote for myself a while ago:
This tutorial assumes you are trying to install a DNS server on your local network, under debian amd64, and that you want to use external DNS servers for forwarding external requests (ie: you are not an Internet DNS server)
A while ago, I bought a Brother DCP750CW and installed it successfully on my computer, unfortunately, my hard drive crashed … and I had to reinstall my system… Nevermind, this time, I’ll take this chance to write a little tutorial !
This tutorial describes:
Requirements:
This tutorial is intended for Debian Unstable amd64, but most of the points can be adapted to other distributions
