"You know that sick feeling you get in the pit of your stomach, the one that means either you forgot your mother’s birthday or even worse - your password for your favorite web site. Thankfully if Firefox has been remembering these passwords for you, recovering them in an easy task..."
Read more »RDDB: RESTful Ruby Document-Oriented Database
"RDDB is a RESTful document-oriented database written in Ruby. Querying is accomplished through views using Ruby for the view language and materialization can be handled locally or through a distributed system."
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CLI Magic: Video conversion with mencoder
Mencoder is part of the MPlayer media player package. While MPlayer can play audio and video files, mencoder converts and manages multimedia files. The application has a ton of graphical user interfaces, but you can use it from the command line to produce video files in almost any format you want. Here's how.
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Hidden Linux : Finding Stuff Fast
The Linux find command is enormously powerful but, like many command-line tools, you need to be a syntactical wizz-kind to work with all its parameters. (I have a sneaking suspicion I could use it to locate Lord Lucan and the wreck of the General Grant if only I could master its syntax!)
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Battle Tanks is a blast
As the name suggests, Battle Tanks is an arcade-style game, where you drive a tank, pick up weapons, and blast enemies. While this doesn't sound like a particularly original concept, it's the implementation that makes the game so much fun to play.
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The Complete OpenSUSE Desktop Setup
OpenSUSE 10.3 is the most elegant and stable system I have used. It come pre-installed with a plethora of applications.However, some configurations still remain to make it a complete desktop OS. Here is my take at it.
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Just A Glance At BLAG
I installed BLAG 70000 on an old 450MHz box with 192 MB of RAM. You might just be interested to know how it turned out.
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Sellout PC Back in stock! - Everex 200$ gPC- Wal-Mart
Availability: Online - IN STOCK
Comment: after the first 10,000 units sold out in 48 hours, this item is now again in stock. In my view, the low cost hardware is only part of the success, the gOS web and Google friendly operating system and Apps are probably the killer.
Automatix lands a Linux user in trouble
Tracking down the cause of Stan's problems has been easy. A few days after Ubuntu was installed, Stan wanted to play an encrypted DVD. He found that this was not possible on Ubuntu. Hence, like any budding Linux user, he searched in that great wasteland, the world wide web.
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Water in the tank and KIWI updates
David Mikos has been busy adding tons of improvement to atlantis plugin, fishes now move in school, another cool new addition is water and waves to complete the picture of a fish tank. It would be added to git packages soon.
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Linux Lite: 5 Tiny Distros That Pack A Big Bang
Some distributions of the open-source operating system are bloated, but Puppy Linux, Knoppix, SLAX, NimbleX, and -- yes -- Damn Small Linux will get you up and running fast.
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Linux Media Player Roundup - Part 4
Welcome to part 4 of our media player roundup. Today we'll be covering a couple of interesting players that most older Linux users may remember, and most new users may not even know exists. We'll also be covering players that don't typically fit what would be considered the norm for a media player, but which provide you with quite a wide range of possible applications for daily use.
Read more »Ubuntu and OpenSUSE LiveCD results in blank Screen
If the graphics card is not supported by default (Nvidia or ATI propriety drivers), then the Live CDs do not boot normally. Both in case of Ubuntu and OpenSUSE, the users have to use alternative methods.
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Firefox hack can expose your Google account
GNUCitizen.org has discovered a way for malicious JAVA scripts to be hidden in a page that will be automatically extracted by Firefox’s JAVA reader. There is an easy fix if you install the NoScript Firefox extension, but this means that you’ll be running absolutely no scripts, making for a far more boring web browsing experience.
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How To Disable ipv6 on Ubuntu 7.10 “Gutsy Gibbon”
I found a really quick fix today for disabling ipv6 completely on Ubuntu 7.10 (not yet tested on previous versions). This might be of interest to some of you that have had networking problems, as I’ve heard disabling ipv6 at least within the browser has been a help here. This tutorial will disable ipv6 completely on the machine.
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