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The Twelve Days Of Unix
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By the time you read this, Christmas will be over ;)
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Happy Holiday - More ASCII Art
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Seasons Greetings To One And All :) Merry Christmas!
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Export your Firefox 3.0 full profile to Firefox 3.1 (all addons, themes, cookies, passwords, etc)
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This article explains how to move a full profile (addons, themes, cookies, browsing history, passwords and so on) from Firefox 3.0.x to Firefox 3.1.x beta or any other version, but it also works for synchronizing Firefox on 2 different computers or backing up a full profile of Firefox.
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TP-LINK TL-WN322G USB Wireless Network Card
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The TP-LINK TL-WN322G+ USB Wireless Network Card is supported very well in gnu/Linux with a builtin module zd1211rw now included in main linux kernel tree, thanks to the zd1211 project.
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Finding Your MSN/Live Index Rank From The Unix Or Linux CLI
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It's been a while since we put out an seo metrics script. In many ways, this is the opposite of our last one.
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A Single Command to Get Started on Functional Programming
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"Functional Programming is old. Ancient. Like right after FORTRAN. But it’s the future. Trust me, I’m named after the dude who knew about Jesus 700 years early. Seriously, it’s not going to take 700 years for FP to go mainstream. Some would argue that it already is. Python, Ruby, and others have adopted a number of FP features.
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Deep Thoughts: What Does This Humor Have To Do With Linux Or Unix?
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This may have very little to do with Unix or Linux, but I miss Jack Handey ;)
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The Gnome Screen Real Estate Problem & what can be done now
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Gnome does a pretty bad job at utilizing screen real estate. In fact, all Desktop environments in Linux.. in all distro ’s uses up far too much screen real estate for just about everything. But until Gnome, Ubuntu, Fedora or anyone else can fix the problem, what can be done about it now? Well, a lot actually.
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Small is beautiful
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Netbooks are small computers that are cheaper and lighter than full-scale laptops. They have their merits—but do not ask too much of them
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More Funny Pictorial Unix And Linux Humor
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A few more pictures that speak several thousand words ;)
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How to Bypass Internet Censorship :: Book Review
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The book How to Bypass Internet Censorship using free software tools is now out. The book is distributed on Lulu.com. The interesting aspect about this book is that it is created using collaborative content development system over a period of (just) five days by various contributors.
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X11::GUITest Build Errors
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X11::GUITest and X11::GUITest::record CPAN modules help you control X11 applications using perl programming language and do some rather simple automation tasks.
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Color Completion Using Zsh Modules On Linux Or Unix
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Why settle for black and white (or black and green, for that matter) when you can have teal on blue? ;)
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modes
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"Emacs has special modes for many different types of files; a mode might colorize the file in some useful way, or add some functions or keybindings to easily manipulate them. Each buffer has one specific mode called the major mode. In addition, each buffer can have multiple minor modes, which enhance the major mode in some way.
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