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Gandhi: Would he have been a Free Software advocate?
30.05.2010
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clothes the people of India were supporting the British manufacturers.   Secondly, by not making the thread, cloth and clothes inside their own country, the people of India were giving up local jobs
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Archive and Explore Your Tweets with Tweet Nest
10.03.2011
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/maintenance/loadtweets.php to load tweets, and wait till the application pulls the data from your Twitter account. To load new tweets on a regular basis, you can create a cron job on your server
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Keep Your System Clean with BleachBit
10.05.2010
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and Google Chrome cookies using the following command: bleachbit --delete firefox.cookies google_chrome.cookies Create a cron job, and BleachBit will nuke cookies on a regular basis. You can find
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Monitor Servers from Your Android Device with httpmon
21.05.2010
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in the Actions section and press Add. Specify the desired options, and your profile is ready to go. Press the Menu | Start All button to activate the created profile or profiles and let httpmon do its job
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Aard Dictionary: Reference Tool for Linux Desktop and Android
15.03.2012
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. During the first run, the app automatically scans the default locations and adds the found dictionary files. The app's interface is bare-bones, but it gets the job done.
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Schedule Tasks GUI style with Gnome Schedule
09.08.2010
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to add multiple jobs with similar settings, you can save the created task as a template. This way, you don't have to create every single task from scratch. To check whether the added task works as it
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Keep an Eye on Your Server with phpSysInfo
10.11.2011
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advanced server monitoring solutions. But if you only want to be able to keep an eye on your personal server with a minimum of fuss, phpSysInfo is the perfect tool for the job.
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Rotating Backup with rsync
18.01.2013
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couldn't be easier. Create a daily cron job that points to the script followed by source and target directories: @daily /path/to/rsync_backup sourcedir targetdir To tweak the default rsync parameters
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Migrating to ownCloud
20.03.2013
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-based installer which does the donkey job of installing ownCloud for you. ownCloud requires practically no configuration. I disabled a few default apps I wasn
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eezUPnP: No-Frills DLNA Client
21.06.2012
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the Export button, you can transfer files from the server to your machine. That's pretty much all there is to it. eezUPnP is undeniably bare-bones, but it does a commendable job of handling DLNA

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