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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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Tagged Active Directory, Chrome, Compiler, CPython, CSS, Design, Development, eBooks, Fedora, HTML, Illustrator, Linux, Malware, Microsoft, Novel, Passwords, Programming, Python, Security, Software, Storybook, Themes, Tutorials, Typography, Uninstall, Windows, Windows 8, WordPress, Writing
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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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Tagged Archive, C#, Compression, Development, DLR, dotNet, Drivers, Dynamic Language Runtime, ironPython, Linux, Python, Shell, Software, Sysprep, Windows, XP
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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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Tagged Documentation, eBooks, Javascript, Linux, Mac, Networking, OSX, PDF, proxy, Python, Registry, Security, Software, Uninstaller, VPN, Windows
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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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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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Tagged Development, FOSS, Gamming, Gtk+, Linux, MacOS X, Mono, MonoDevelop, OS X Lion, Programming, Ruby, Ruby on Rials, Web Development
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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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Linux Kernel 3.0 is on it way
Linus Torvalds has officially announced that the new Linux Kernel will have a version of 3.0 and not 2.8. The release is expected around the 20 year mark for the kernel. So what are the big changes? NOTHING. Absolutely nothing. … Continue reading