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Thoughtful justification for moving the Ubuntu window controls.
Help-ubuntu install
March 14th, 2010 12:05a.m. | Reddit (RSS)
submitted by TheDude069
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Business Intelligence: The PyPy Speed Center – Compelling Analytics in Action
Scan a Windows drive for viruses using Linux
March 13th, 2010 8:52p.m. | Reddit (RSS)
submitted by DrJulianBashir
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Installing 64-bit Flash Player in Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala | TechnologyCrowd----I tested it...IT WORKS!!!
March 13th, 2010 8:35p.m. | Reddit (RSS)
submitted by Lurial
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one thing and one thing only is keeping me from....~~UPDATE~~.
March 13th, 2010 8:23p.m. | Reddit (RSS)
submitted by Lurial
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Josh VanderLinden: On Security and Python's Exec
March 13th, 2010 7:43p.m. | Django Project (RSS)
A recent project at work has renewed my aversion to Python's exec statement--particularly when you want to use it with arbitrary, untrusted code. The project requirements necessitated the use of exec, so I got to do some interesting experiments with it. I've got a few friends who, until I slapped some sense into them, were seemingly big fans of exec (in Django projects, even...)....
Josh VanderLinden: 2Ze.us Updates
March 13th, 2010 7:43p.m. | Django Project (RSS)
There has been quite a bit of recent activity in my 2ze.us project since I first released it nearly a year ago. My intent was not to become a competitor with bit.ly, is.gd, or anyone else in the URL-shortening arena. I created the site as a way for me to learn more about Google's AppEngine. It didn't take very long to get it up and running, and it seemed...
Can anybody help me to embed images in the email body in evolution?
Week in tech: ad blocking, whitelisting, and privacy
March 13th, 2010 6:00p.m. | Ars Technica (RSS)
The biggest story this past week on Ars was ad-blocking. You may not have realized it, but blocking ads truly hurts the websites you visit. We discussed why that is (diminished resources to continue doing what we do) and showed you how to whitelist Ars and other sites you care about.
Cisco had us all holding our collective breath on Monday night, promising an announcement that would change the Internet forever. When it went down on Tuesday morning, we were a bit disappointed to discover it was just a new (admittedly impressive) router.