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Avoiding Eye Strain
28.12.2012
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to sleep. Unless you decide to stop using computers and TVs late in the day, you’ll have to find some way to help your body adjust. Fortunately, several tools can be of service. These tools do their job
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Free as in Speech: The First Amendment, Anonymity, and the Internet
28.01.2008
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broad-stroke collateral damage.” Jones says that the appellate ruling on Apple v. Does does a good job of explaining the issue, and she points to the following excerpt: Indeed, a lawsuit resembles less
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Perfect Storm Brewing: The Linux Desktop - Part Two
03.08.2012
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make sure that all the support people are trained, and support is given. No training for support people or little/no support, well those channels do not get to sell our products. Even Mr. Jobs said he
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Rescuing Lost Files with TestDisk and PhotoRec
13.02.2012
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to the initial state. TestDisk might do an even better job, and it is actually my first choice when trying to restore data, with the same directory and naming structure as before. Starting with testdisk/dev/sdb1
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ThinkUp
06.05.2014
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installed your ThinkUp instance, yourpassword is the password you use to access your ThinkUp account, and your@email.com is the email address you use to access your account. Note that, as with all cron jobs
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True Love … and Microsoft Love
21.09.2016
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, and then another.... A good friend of mine in Brazil, well known and respected in the FOSS space took a job with Microsoft, telling me that “they are changing”. He convinced me to meet with a Microsoft manager. I
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GRAMPS
05.07.2007
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a completely novice user to become quite comfortable with it in less than an hour, shows what a great job the developers have done and demonstrates how close the Linux desktop is to general consumer usability
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Q-DVD-Author
09.07.2007
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manipulation. The burning dialog in Q-DVD-Author is a minimalistic implementation; it does the job, but it may not be to your liking, and it can’t hope to provide the feature-richness that a full
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Data Conversion
09.07.2007
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the native Linux XviD library for this job. The library is quick and reliable; quality-wise it can easily hold sway with commercial codecs. This simple example demonstrates the two most important options
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ntfsprogs
15.07.2008
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the MFT, and they provide a proof of concept for updating the index. Obviously, if one of the subparts fails to do its job, performing the whole operation is impossible. Since ntfsmount daemonizes after

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