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How To Use And Setup The Magic-pro ProMini 2.4GHz Tiny Wireless Keyboard/TouchPad/Laser Pointer
You build your perfect HTPC, awesome hardware, beautiful case. Now you are ready to buy a keyboard and mouse. I don't know about you but I have always thought that a regular keyboard and mouse on the coffee table is just ugly. That is where the Magic...Published on July 6, 2011 to Home Theater Systems & Components
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Save Keystrokes: Using Aliases in Linux
Working at the command line usually means typing. A lot of typing. Using aliases in Linux will cut down on the number of keystrokes that you use. Don't know what an alias is? Well, keep reading to find out.Published on July 4, 2011 to Linux Platform
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Recording Skype Calls in Linux
It wasn't so long ago that recording a Skype conversation in Linux was difficult, if not impossible. That's all changed, thanks to a great piece of Open Source software called Skype Call Recorder.Published on July 4, 2011 to Linux Platform
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Combining PDFs at the command line
Combining multiple PDFs into one file is easy. Just turn to the command line and run Ghostscript. It's a quick and effective way to mash PDF files together.Published on July 4, 2011 to Linux Platform
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Thermaltake's V9: A Marvelous Gaming Case
We review Thermaltake's V9, their new mid-tower, gaming case. We had the chance to get our hands on the V9 Black Edition.Published on June 27, 2011 to Computer Hardware
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Blacx 5G Thermaltakes USB 3.0 Hard Drive Dock Solution
Many love the Blacx, with USB 3.0 on every new motherboard Themaltake created the Blacx's brother the Blacx 5G. It claims to be 10x faster than its predecessor, in this article we test the Blacx 5G to see if this claim is true.Published on May 25, 2011 to Computer Hardware
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Linux Hosting Technology: VOIP PBX Server Options
How does calling for free or cheap sound to you? If that sounds good then you should check out this article about Linux VOIP PBX servers. This article will give you some options to choose from when setting up your PBX. If you call overseas a lot or...Published on May 24, 2011 to Linux Platform
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The Best Linux Password Managers
These days our on-line lives have become quite busy. We visit a lot of websites, most of which need a password login to get to the good stuff. How do you remember all of the passwords? By using password managers. In this article are the options I...Published on May 20, 2011 to Linux Platform
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Roundup of USB 3.0 PCI-Express cards
If your desktop doesn't have USB 3.0 then there is only one way to make your desktop USB 3.0 ready. By using PCI-E cards you can easily achieve this.Published on April 12, 2011 to Computer Hardware
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A Guide to Linux Programming with Python - Variables & Data Structures
The better the data structures of a programming language, the more concentration you can devote to coding a solution to a problem. Python has a bunch of extremely useful data structures. In this article we take a look at data structures and variables...Published on February 2, 2011 to Linux Platform