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The Last Question: How a computer became God
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10 Tweaks and Apps for Ubuntu 10.10
Ubuntu’s a great OS, I don’t think there’s any doubt about that but there’s no perfect OS for everybody. That’s why any self-respecting geek’s first reaction when he sees his new OS is “I need to configure this.” I cialis for sale can’t propose all the possible things that you could do on Ubuntu, and you probably have...
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What should we expect from OS X 10.7?
Yesterday, Apple sent out an invitation to their October 20th event entitled “Back to the Mac”. This is good news for Mac users. To be honest, and as much as I love my iPod and iPhone, I was slowly getting tired of seeing Apple seemingly focus all their efforts on iOS devices. Of course, mobile computing constitutes a major strategic asset for Apple’s long-term...
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Wasteful Technology Habits – Think Before You Buy
In America many people are always buying things they don’t really need. That fifteenth pair of shoes, a third car, a second house… Well you get the idea. I guess it should really be no surprise then that people in America are also over paying for computer hardware and software they do not need, nor will they ever c how to get your ex girlfriend back. No Time For My Ex...
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Ubuntu 10.04 E17 LiveDVD
Jeff Hoogland is currently studying mathematics in Chicago. He is a huge believer in Linux and says that we will see Microsoft crumble at some point in the next twenty years. Jeff is guest writer at TechHaze, you can find his excellent personal blog at http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/ “Enlightenment is not just a window manager for Linux/X11 and others, but also a whole...
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Sintel: An Epic Open-Source Movie
On October first, the open-source movie project of the Blender Foundation released third animated short on YouTube: Sintel. Five days later, the movie had already reached one million views. Previously released only at the Netherlands film festival (on September 27), Sintel’s success is as much due to its quality than it’s open-source nature. Sintel, which means glowing...
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8 Linux tips tech tips for beginners
Jeff Hoogland is currently studying mathematics in Chicago. He is a huge believer in Linux and says that we will see Microsoft crumble at some point in the next twenty years. Jeff is guest writer at TechHaze, you can find his excellent personal blog at http://jeffhoogland.blogspot.com/ If You are someone who is diving into Linux for the first time it can be a somewhat daunting...
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An alternate plan for NASA
John Hunt lives in Southern California. He is a frequent contributor to the development of sustainable space development concepts. He sent me this letter following my article about NASA’s new plan. Hi, I just got done reading one of your posts from shortly after Obama announced his new plan. I understand Constellation’s problems and so agree with you that it needed to...
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Ubuntu, Innovation and Hardware: What the new multitouch gestures mean
Mostly ignored, a recent announcement from Ubuntu’s parent company Canonical gives us an exciting insight on where the world’s most popular desktop Linux operating system is heading. Four days ago, the company’s founder Mark Shuttleworth anounced that a full multitouch framework will be comming to Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) that is due in less than to...
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