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How To Password Protect Files in Linux

How To Password Protect Files in Linux

The USP of Linux has always been the strong security and stability it offers. Per user/group permissions and ACLs (access control lists) take care of almost all the security needs of a home users as well as an enterprise customer. If there is a need for even more fine grained control, there are various...
Filed in: Linux
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How To Test The RAM On Your Computer

How To Test The RAM On Your Computer

The RAM is arguably the most important part of your computer. Apart from the processor, of course, but without some kind of memory, even the process is pretty much useless. A computer, without RAM, cannot run any application that you tell it to and might as well be a dead paper weight. If you’ve...
Filed in: Mac OS X, Open Source
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Best WordPress Plugins to Boost your Blog !

Best WordPress Plugins to Boost your Blog !

WordPress, without a doubt, is one of the most popular and widely used content management system in existence. From its start in 2003 till today, wordpress has been used my millions of sites. Various factors including easy setup, seo friendly nature, ease of use, security, huge number of themes and plugins...
Filed in: Wordpress
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How To Recover Data From a Memory Card

How To Recover Data From a Memory Card

Memory Cards are as much a part of our daily computing as hard disks and RAM is. The Digital cameras that we use everyday, the mobile phones that we rely on and even some of those tiny netbooks that we use, more often than not use some kind of memory card based storage to store data. Improvements in...
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HowTo install RockBox on your iPod

HowTo install RockBox on your iPod

Apple’s iPod music player is the most popular music player on the planet. The iPod along with the iTunes store has revolutionized not only the music industry but also the complete music distribution business. It is this music business that has brought back Apple, the company, from the brink of...
Filed in: Mac OS X, Open Source
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WinFF – a media convertor for (almost) any format

WinFF – a media convertor for (almost) any format

How many times have you come across a movie or a video clip and wished that you could put it on your iPod and watch it on the go ? Or came across a DivX encoded video and wished that you could burn it to a DVD and play it on an old style DVD player ? With the increasingly fast broadband connections that...
Filed in: Linux, Open Source, Windows
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Download youtube videos to your computer on Linux

Download youtube videos to your computer on Linux

Youtube is by far the most popular site for sharing videos. The only problem with uploading your videos to youtube is that there really is no easy way to download those videos back to your computer. Your only option than is to view them online. There are also times when you watch a video so hilarious/interesting...
Filed in: Linux
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How to create a secure and private network

How to create a secure and private network

Picture this – You’re out on the road for work or pleasure and have this sudden urge to listen to that one song from your collection which is stored on your desktop back at home. Or you’re a freelancer and need access the draft proposal you made for a client which is again on your desktop...
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How to schedule tasks in GNOME using gnome-schedule

How to schedule tasks in GNOME using gnome-schedule

Most Linux/Unix veterans use cron to schedule tasks on their machines and it is a very powerful utility for what it does. The problem with cron is the cryptic syntax which tends to scare away most new users and the fact that a user has to use the terminal to create a new job. In this tutorial we will...
Filed in: Linux, Tips and tricks
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Elisa – Open Source Cross platform Media center

Elisa – Open Source Cross platform Media center

Ellisa is an open source media center that can play DVDs, VCDs, video files and even display your photos. The support for video files is extensive and the player can handle almost any video that you might throw at it. Elisa is extensible and is based on a very neat plugin architecture, which means that...
Filed in: Linux, Windows
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