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OpenOffice Macros
19.07.2007
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for navigating the document tree. But before we do this, we will declare some variables; again this is optional and not too difficult. The Dim keyword will help us handle the job. The number of elements
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Virtualization on IBM and Sun Servers
08.07.2007
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line interface, IVM also comes with an intuitive web GUI that allows administrators to set up and configure virtual partitions. A wizard is available to lend a hand for most jobs, and the default values
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Debian 3.1 sarge
19.07.2007
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time-consuming process, but the results make it worth the wait. The installer supports 43 languages, XFS file systems, and booting from USB memory sticks – it also does a far better job of hardware
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Free Software Projects
01.07.2007
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. Gshare offers just minimal configuration options, but it certainly does the job it sets out to do: supporting file exchanges over the local network without asking more than minimal configuration
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Twisted
05.07.2007
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protocols for example – the twisted.cred and twisted.spread Twisted modules can help to simplify the job. Asynchronous Networking Twisted is basically an asynchronous network framework. In contrast
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Security Lessons
28.03.2011
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. Wherever your data is stored, it should be encrypted, and this means much more than just disk storage and databases. If you use message queues to handle job requests, the data might be written to disk
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Free Software Projects
30.11.2011
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, you have plenty of options to fit your needs, and you might want to try a few before settling on one. Each of the programs I tried would do the job for me, but only one stood out as the best fit
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Automation Tips and Tricks
24.04.2012
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jobs exist in the journal and processes them. If journaling is enabled and rrdcached is terminated, it doesn’t write the data in the queues to the RRDs but to the journal. This makes for a fast
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GEOCACHING
21.06.2010
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- In his day job, Sebastian David is respon- mation provided by users every day. The disadvantage is that areas outside of cities
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KOffice and RDF
19.07.2010
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. jobs. This feature would let you know, for example, which five Stylesheets URLs are the most relevant to a particular invoice. The ability

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