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another image i need to print out on A1 paper: another image i need to print out on A1 paper: http://t.co/jbilzA6Y tags: From Twitter Linux Today – 10 Pentesting Linux Distributions You Should Try 10 Pentesting Linux Distributions You Should … Continue reading

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Windows Dev Center Get the Windows 8 Developer Preview and free developer tools to start building apps now. tags: Windows 8 windows microsoft Attaching Fedora 16 to an Active Directory domain for logins tags: fedora active directory oplop – Generate … Continue reading

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Adding Readability to Google Reader’s Send To Menu

I usually spend most of my time on the internet going through my RSS feeds on Google Reader. Reader has a great feature called Send to at the bottom of each post which allows you to send the current article … Continue reading

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Send the web to your Kindle with Readability.com

Since I got my Kindle (Kindle 3) I’ve been using Readability to send articles and post from the sites I frequent over to my kindle. Readability is a great product similar to Instapaper and Read it Later, but it adds … Continue reading

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Injecting Intel Matrix Mass Storage Drivers into a Windows XP WIM tags: drivers windows xp sysprep Using Dynamic Languages to Build Scriptable Applications The Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR) brings the power of dynamic languages to .NET. It provides the plumbing … Continue reading

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briss This project aims to offer a simple cross-platform application for cropping PDF files. A simple user interface lets you define exactly the crop-region by fitting a rectangle on the visually overlaid pages. tags: pdf ebooks software windows linux mac … Continue reading

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pyLoad: Lightweight Download Manager For One-Click Hosters pyLoad is a lightweight, cross-platform download manager for one-click file hosting websites such as RapidShare, MegaUpload and many others as well simple http/ftp links. tags: download manager software python Ditch GoDaddy’s SOPA-Loving Butt … Continue reading

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Time Warp Feb 2006

While cleaning out some boxes in the closet I came across and issue of CPU (Computer Power User) from February 2006. I really don’t think about it much, but 5+ year in the tech world is a very long time. … Continue reading

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The Boxed Mono of Doom

Few important announcements today in the Open Source world. I’m pretty exited by all of them and feel like I need to start doing more code for fun and not just code for work. First, Zenimax the company that acquired … Continue reading

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Installing Rails with RVM

In this article I will describe the steps I used in order to get a Rails environment up and running under Linux using RVM (I’m using Fedora 15). I will assume you know your way around Linux and you should … Continue reading

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