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PHP CLI Tips and Tricks
19.08.2008
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: % php -r 'echo md5(uniqid(rand(), true)) . "\n";' faa5f6cd713bcfb64aa0b297d62c5345 You get the idea. PHP Interactive Shell I don’t know whether it’s really a shell, but it gets the job done
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Report from LinuxWorld 2008
25.08.2008
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.com – the people who find new jobs for out-of-work geeks. Netbooks are looming, desktop Linux has never looked brighter, and the world of the virtual data center brings still more importance to the admin end
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Why Community Shows Rule
03.10.2008
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only an hour, Rhodes didn't have time to delve too deeply into the GIMP, but she did a great job of explaining some tricks that were both handy and non-obvious when using the GIMP. She demonstrated
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Book Review: Head First Web Design
02.03.2009
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paragraphs that follow. With these audience-inserted teaching tools, it’s as if the authors were doing your multitasking for you. Judgments on teaching style aside, Head First Web Design does a thorough job
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Book Review: Designing Interfaces
08.02.2011
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and how to use it, and provides examples and pitfalls to avoid. Tidwell does a nice job of noting when there are some 'assumed' or 'expected' functions, such as cut-and-paste and drag-and-drop. Where
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ROSE Blog Interviews: Stormy Peters, Executive Director of the GNOME Foundation
26.08.2009
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of age. Imagine the experience they are getting and how strong their resume will be when they start job hunting. Not to mention that they are connected to a large group of people interested in software
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ROSE Blog Interviews: GNOME.Asia's Emily Chen
31.08.2009
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of jobs are open in companies who are working with open source. Open source offers an understanding of the outside world, a better chance to communicate with senior people who have been working
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ROSE Blog Interviews: Sharon Moreland, Technology Consultant at the Northeast Kansas Library System
08.09.2009
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consulting businesses around supporting and training on the project. With any open source project, change is the only constant. If the community is doing its job, the project is in a continuous state of flux
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Open Mobility?
24.11.2008
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Last week I was at a conference in San Francisco entitled "Open Mobile Summit". For their first attempt the organizers did what I thought was a very good job organizing this conference, getting
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ROSE Blog Interviews: KDE Project's A. L. Spehr
06.10.2009
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met working with the KHTML (browser rendering) people, I was hired into my current job at froglogic GmBH. Q: What do you currently do in open source? What do you love about it? A: Lately I've been

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