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FOSSwire have posted a PDF “Ubuntu Cheat Sheet,” covering the basic terminal commands one might have to use and, just as importantly, naming important programs and packages.
With “Ubuntu Cheat Sheet”, you don’t end up deleting or messing with something that’ll cause headaches down the line.
You can learn how to use Ubuntu with command line […]

 

Yahoo Messenger has been one of the most oldest and popular instant messaging provide by Yahoo!. Yahoo Messenger provides several features for its users such as make calls, send smses, send files, play games, listen to radio, share photos and of course chat.
One of the most popular in-built features of Yahoo is to log in […]

 

Here is a simple guide how to change the default size of the thumbnails that WordPress 2.5 creates when you upload an image.
Unlike all previous version, Wordpress 2.5 has a very handy new feature. It lets you specify custom thumbnail size for your uploaded images.
To adjust the thumbnail size to your liking, go to Settings […]

 

Depending on your email habits you might also have a problem with maintaining such a big inbox. However, it would be near impossible to clean up an inbox with 50,000 unread entries.
Now the drastic approach here is move everything away from sight, into Archive view. This way, nothing is deleted, and You can still search […]

 

Here is my report how I can withdraw money from Paypal Indonesia to my US Bank account.
You can find a step by step how to open US Bank account as a non resident specially for Indonesian on IndoUSBank.
For more information about that US Bank account please contact me or you can visit IndoUSBank.
Here we go…
First, […]

 

Here is a simple guide how to change the default size of the thumbnails that WordPress 2.3 creates when you upload an image.
It is actually quite easy to change - it just requires modification of one WordPress file.
From time to time I wonder just how big the image thumbnails are, and occasionally I even ponder […]

 

Movable Type is a popular Perl-based content management system for Weblogs. Recent versions of the software have included support for PHP-based dynamic pages. DreamHost users may want to use MySQL as the backend database for their Movable Type content.
Since Movable Type Goes Open Source, I give a try to use this blog platform. First, I […]

 
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