posted by swikfan - Jun 30 08 - from news.cnet.com
I still run Windows XP, as do most people I know who haven't bought a PC since Vista came out. Is this the end of an era? The demise of Microsoft's last "workable" operating system version?
posted by highfly - Jun 25 08 - from www.promotionworld.com
Nowadays, the success of a web site often depends largely upon the Webmaster knowing how to get new visitors to visit the site. It might not be enough to merely rely on the normal way that search engines find and rank your site.
posted by jeneve123 - Jun 25 08 - from www.selfgrowth.com
Most people who are experienced with search engine optimization would know the basic procedure on how to attain a higher Google Page Rank for a website.
posted by ubuntu1 - Jun 26 08 - from swixx.net
Most people lock their doors and windows, use a paper shredder to protect themselves from identity theft, and install antivirus software on their computers. Yet they routinely surf the Internet without giving a second thought to whether their browser is secure and their personal information safe...
posted by mrunwal - Jun 24 08 - from www.runwalsoft.com
Information about differences between html5 and html4
posted by railroadmike - Jun 24 08 - from www.webware.com
Park your page in style with LaunchSplash
posted by cooldudevamsee - Jun 15 08 - from ubuntu-snippets.blogspot.com
Webilder is a little open source application that can be used to set flickr images as ubuntu desktop wallpapers.
posted by samantha32 - Jun 17 08 - from www.visifire.com
Hey guys, if you are thinking how to draw a Sparkline chart, than visifire can help you the best. An amazing chart controller offered under open source just for free powered by silverlight
posted by cooldudevamsee - Jun 13 08 - from ubuntu-snippets.blogspot.com
Find bottlenecks in your php scripts by using xdebug profiler and kcachegrind.
posted by cooldudevamsee - Jun 15 08 - from ubuntu-snippets.blogspot.com
A blog post on how to optimizng your ubuntu boot process, how to cache & preload things so that applications start faster.
posted by folly2008 - Jun 04 08 - from www.folly.co.uk
folly's open source city, festival of media, art and music production in Liverpool this June
posted by cooldudevamsee - Jun 03 08 - from ubuntu-snippets.blogspot.com
How to tweak your dns, http pipelining and some firefox addons that will help you out in this regard.
posted by swik1 - May 25 08 - from www.opensource-news.net
Every sysadmin will try its best to secure the system/s he is managing
posted by swik1 - May 25 08 - from www.opensource-news.net
This article will explain how you can install the latest memcached daemon (including the libevent library) on a linux system. The only prerequisite for memcached is libevent so we will have to install this first.
posted by swik1 - May 25 08 - from www.opensource-news.net
This article will show how you can rebuild any debian package. You might need to rebuild a package for various reasons: add/remove some compilation options, make some changes to the sources, or compile a newer version from testing/sid into stable, etc.
posted by swik1 - May 25 08 - from www.opensource-news.net
This document describes how to install and use sshfs, a FUSE based filesystem that uses SSH to mount remote folders.
posted by swik1 - May 24 08 - from www.opensource-news.net
Canonical will announce Netbook Remix, its version of Ubuntu Linux tailored for mobile devices, in two weeks, Chief Executive Mark Shuttleworth said.
posted by swik1 - May 10 08 - from slurix.net
The best open source protection for “the cloud,” as Gordon Haff notes today, is the Affero GPL license. (Picture from our Tech Republic’s GeekEnd blog, written by Jay Garmon.)
posted by swik1 - May 04 08 - from www.opensource-news.net
Cross Platform Extensions will be included for free in the next service pack of System Center Operations Manager 2007, and Microsoft anticipates extending cross-platform support to other System Center products, including System Center Configuration Manager.
posted by swik1 - May 04 08 - from www.opensource-news.net
Whether you’re looking to save on keystrokes, avoid errors or simply show off how terse and clever you can be, Unix systems offer a lot of options for smart use of the command line. In this week’s column, we’ll look at a few of my current favorite command line tricks.