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Doghouse: Know Thyself
21.09.2012
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off employees. Here in Kenya, a government official wanted to know whether FOSS could break the cycle of people wanting to be a Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, or Mark Zuckerberg and instead simply let them
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Doghouse: Support
31.01.2011
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service provider that might do a better job. Knowing this, the first service provider is likely to do their best to satisfy you because this is the only way they can continue to make money. Having
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Doghouse
26.01.2010
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special tools and interfaces that helped the crew do their jobs more efficiently. Now I’d like to go back to the concept of the “smart” cell phone being the only interface. I find it hard to believe
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Community Notebook: Cache
01.03.2011
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Robinson, event speaker and owner of Webpath Technologies. “Signs must be in large sans serif type. Clear is better than hand- some,” Salus says. “Actually, most community events do a way better job
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Doghouse: Local Support
21.12.2009
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, and the users could con- centrate on running the programs and doing their jobs. Life was sweet. In the late 1970s, the advent of the “personal computer” moved the main- frame computer from the computer
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Charly's Column
30.03.2010
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provide the rules themselves as a continually updated package. Or, you can create a cron job for sa‑update. This forces those SpamAssassin users who are too lazy to update to protect themselves
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Doghouse
31.05.2011
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. But Apple is ‘closed,’ and I am too much of a rebel to have Steve Jobs tell me the reason my phone is not working is that I am holding it wrong. I just cannot spend my life being limited to things
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Community Notebook
24.05.2010
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up fa- ing with sci-fi, it’s not the primary focus. cilities, did a great job of coordinating
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Event Report: PyCon 2011
29.04.2011
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; and Andy Smith, Core De- veloper at Openstack. Not only did Pycon 2011 provide something for every level of interest for those in the Python community, the or- ganizers also did a great job of keeping
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Charly’s Column: SendmailAnalyzer
22.02.2013
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important thing for me is that SendmailAnalyzer does its job without significantly burden- ing the system – the anti-spam filters have enough to do as it is. n n n I ran Sendmail 8.7 on the first mail

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